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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
7
A baggeman asks a youth if he is the villain of the troupe. The youth says no and confesses he used to be the villain. He then accuses the company treasurer, who is about five hundred miles away heading west, as the real culprit.
Louis Brownlow, a Washington newspaper man, paused in a Greensboro drug store to request a match when a young colored man burst in with a gash along his skull. He explained that a friend had hit him with a hatchet in an apparent accident.
A grateful reader credits Postum with curing spinal irritation and nervous trouble after fifteen years of coffee use. The testimonial claims improved health, appetite, sleep, and ability to walk long distances after switching to Postum, with instructions and product details for Instant Postum and grocer sales.
Big corporations have not decided how to oppose the Seven Sisters anti trust bills. Senator Davis aims for public hearings but wants quick action. Other items include a proposed new board for the Kearny Soldiers Home, amendments to the German election law, and moves on constitution planning and state building additions.
Proponents warn against changes that would undermine tenement house protections while critics say some amendments weaken the existing statute. petitions favoring a branch court were sent to Senator Slocum for introduction and a referendum on district court bills was urged. East Monmouth League repeats Speaker Taylor’s pledge to push the bill.
Thomas B. Madden urges New Jersey readers to aid in remedying a policy shift that leaves 1600 inmates without work. He warns that prison conditions may worsen without future employment plans, arguing idle confinement breeds mischief and possible insanity among inmates.
Announcement says the Legislative Cor respondents' Club of New Jersey will hold its annual dinner on Tuesday evening February 20 in Trenton attended by Governor and President elect Wilson and the Senate and Assembly members. Arrangements chairman James F Dale. The club held its annual meeting at the State House.
A nervous hotel manager warned staff he must be informed of any incident. A new bell boy burst in reporting the downstairs cat had kittens, prompting the manager to react sharply. The scene involves three Daughters of the Confederacy and a startled boss.
A brewery wagon driver stops at a restaurant to water his horses. A bystander woman insists on tempering the water to about 67 degrees, demanding hot water to mix with cold. She warns she will watch drivers to ensure humane watering.
Briggs asks about a serious issue as the doctor visits after a report of a bill collection, noting the physician called at the door yesterday. The exchange appears in the Boston Evening Transcript.
Nell argues marriage depends on the man's wealth. She says it is unlucky to marry a poor man, reflecting social attitudes of the era in a conversation from 1913.
A brief saying emphasizes practical change requires effort and measurable impact. It analogizes adopting new habits to placing a weight on a fresh start to ensure sustained progress.
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