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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
4
A young woman seeking teaching work in a private school is told she must teach physiology though she lacks study in the subject. She buys best books, studies hard, and quickly leads her class, becoming a special physiology and science teacher. The world cares not how you fill the order, only that you deliver. An Ohio man forecasts weather by caterpillar color, a presumptive predictor.
Magazine style appeal urges women to seek early care for ovarian and womb troubles. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a preventive aid, citing letters from readers about avoiding operations and regaining health.
An essay by Hall Caine argues literature and translations unite races, making novels the world’s best educator and comforter. It notes Tolstoi and Turgenev opened Russian-English empathy and warns life is short to seek justice, urging universal peace through shared stories and ideas.
The article describes deep sea life feeding on surface detritus, with vast areas like the Rosso Sea supporting a food chain. It notes many deep sea creatures are translucent and absorb nutrients through their body walls, some have internal skeletons formed from carbonate of lime.
Mrs. Owen reports fifteen quail eleven rabbits and two squirrels seized after her four sons hunted without dogs or gun yesterday afternoon. They tracked quail into brush piles jumped on them and felled rabbits by chasing them into dens and twisting them out with forked sticks.
Suluey Justus of Men tov Ohio reports a seven year old kidney case cured after ten years of suffering by Dean's Kidney Willy. He describes severe back pain and nightly distress, with discolored urinary secretions and fatigue. He says three boxes produced a permanent cure. Trial free from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, then sold by all dealers at 50 cents.
Reports from the Manchurian front describe Russian and Japanese forces skirmishing north of the Sha River and along the Hun. Russian artillery shelled Japanese positions as General Oku’s advance units attacked. Japanese defenders held, then withdrew to entrenched positions, with night fighting continuing and heavy frost lingering at twenty four degrees. Officials said operations at Sandipan and Sha River were momentarily suspended as weather eased.
A wreck near Ulloa New York at about 2 AM on the New York Central line derailed the Buffalo Special from the west. Two men, John Brennan and John Aten, were killed and several passengers were injured including Justice Wy Tooker of the State Supreme Court Fredonia. Passengers endured cold and injuries as crews and surgeons rushed to the scene.
The Inaugural Committee authorized up to 2000 dollars to cover expenses for Native American delegates traveling to Washington to take part in the inaugural parade. Rendezvous planned at Carliste School in Carlisle Pennsylvania with 50 cadets, a band, and six attendants. Participants include Gerontino the Apache chief at Fort Sill and Quanah Parker at Anadarko along with other leaders from the Sioux Cheyenne and Blackfeet nations. They will ride Indian ponies in the parade.
Two life prisoners, both convicted murderers, escaped from Hunteville Venitentiary by hijacking a locomotive. They forced the engine from the yard, injuring one guard with gunfire during the dash. A chase followed as authorities battled to recapture them.
Reverend Oscar J. Bawes of the Unitarian Church faced a delayed train in Philadelphia and hired an engine and car to reach Wilmington. He spoke on perseverance, insisting on doing whatever one sets out to do, with the text described as a mere confidence.
Mrs Eliza Alster widow of 136 Beldavere Brooklyn collapsed in Arion Hall Brooklyn after the Bremervorder Maennerchor performed Ave Maria. She swooned while seated in the third row and died shortly after.
Milk Exchange standard quality price per quart quoted in New York. Creamery and state dairy products with varied grades listed. Live poultry, game, vegetables and fruits priced by ton, bushel, or basket with multiple regional and farm sources. Includes beef, veal, and stock figures from wholesalers and markets.
Treasury data for the current fiscal year through January 41 reveal a deficit and rising expenditures. Receipts totaled 2,260,? with expenditures around 2,050, while prior periods show mixed results with varying surpluses and deficits. The month closed with notable revenue shortfalls and larger outlays, contributing to the overall deficit figure.
Thirteen men were rescued from an iceboat near the Lewes Breakwater after tugs brought them in. Captain Jacobs of the Philadelphia city cruiser aided the operation and the men walked ashore over the flues.
The St. Petersburg correspondent reports Governor-General Trepot confirming talks of Gorelin Assize Court for Maxing Gorkl while denying Father Gapon’s arrest, saying Gapon’s whereabouts are unknown but he is likely in St. Petersburg.
A damaged report from Albany details the wreck of the Alexandre Bixla steamship from Colon and West Indian ports to Havre. Captain Phran and the crew survived with no major injuries. authorities abroad and state forest officials prepared brief notes on the incident.
Tokyo reports astonishment over a czar's statement to strikers amid domestic troubles. The article lists varied sports results including Walley Christiv’s Florida mile win, Vanderbilt's Commodore election, Dewar Cup semi finals, and hockey wins in New York City with multiple regional events noted.
Christopher Smith alias Sand Rock, detained at Police Headquarters, confessed to acting as the city’s “hoktop man” in weeks of robberies. He admits to several hold ups in upper East and West Side and a reported unreported incident last November, while denying involvement in a home entry or a Fifth Avenue robbery. He boasts of easy work and claims to have never fled during the crimes.
A man died while walking after drinking at a tavern and ingesting a dangerous compound. A bottle exploded as attempts were made to thaw him out, leaving his body burned and frozen roadside. The incident damaged nearby buildings and prompted a local inquiry.
In a garbled report the Wisia Inst Sear notes oil production figures and shares of the global supply. It claims thirty eight percent of world output, compares to US production and notes a large turnover in 44,000,0000 liters and a twenty percent share, contrasting American and Russian qualities.
Amid chaotic reports from Tokyo to New York, General Matsumura assumed command of Japanese operations at the front while Allied actions and university grants surface in American outlets. The piece notes military leadership, academic funding, and University of Chicago and Amherst College references amid broader wartime discourse.
A fragmented report notes rising activity in the horse market at a national level with receipts increasing since the start of the season. Early prices show fluctuations as traders adjust to new venues and varying demand.
Fragmentary text reports research notes on chemical synthesis and planetary materials with references to electrochemical society, carbon compounds, and meteorite residues. The passage contains numerous garbled names, dates, and nonstandard terms, making precise details unclear.
fragmentary text describes representatives sent from a location to negotiate with authorities over mine and mineral orders. mentions St Peresborg Ubissia and a projected sale or trade involving mineral targets. details are garbled and names uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR describes shifting winds and storm warnings along the Laiphina river and coastal highways. It mentions potential delays and gusts near Hines and Capades with references to storm systems and travel disruption to areas including Cal e and Pacithe Highway.
After years of trials rubber production is established in Hawaii. A plantation started six years ago at Nybiku is yielding trees that now produce rubber, with gathering work expected to resume soon amid renewed activity. Mayor McClelan of New York City reportedly ordered advertising removed from a saloon, with force hinted as a consequence.
Postmaster General Wynne vows a Post Office in Wall Street New York City as a practical certainty. Hans Peterson a farmer from Git Valley Wisconsin is rescued after being treed by wolves in freezing weather. He was unconscious with frostbite on feet and face. Frank Croker and others crowd the scene at a hospital or funeral end. Governor Adams of Colorado begins new weather related relief measures. General Grippenberg resigns command amid disagreements with European allies.
A reader reports months of severe facial sores with itching and scabs ending after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The letter credits instant relief from the Cure and claims complete recovery after two cakes and three boxes, signed by Miss Nellie Vander Wiele of Lakeside, X.Y.
The North St. Paul Sentinel and similar weeklies quietly influence campaigns by publishing columns and opinions that inform families and sway votes. Editors and local readers form a network where political information flows, molding public sentiment and election outcomes.
The Philadelphia Press reports a Japanese rule strictly forbidding tobacco use by boys under twenty, noting the age limit and enforcement. The quirky dialogue around the topic reflects a street corner exchange about the law and its social implications.
Tachlio warns of catarrhal illnesses among preachers exposed to crowded assemblies and night air. He asserts PerUva’s remedy has become popular and credited with improving health and life for bishops and clergy.
A collage of anecdotes references Peruna cures for catarrh and a boastful insurance pretense. It narrates a wife urging a key to a locked box, a playful but sharp memory from Chicago records, and notes on Lakewood sports and local travel ads.
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