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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1917

Page

3

Bad Woman Becomes Real to Little Sidney Page

Sidney Page meets a charming young man and a brilliant surgeon at the Page home. She becomes a probationary nurse, encounters a “bad” woman patient, and learns the underside of hospital life as relationships with K Le Moyne, Joe Drummond, and Dr Max Wilson unfold.

K. le Moyne Page Sidney Anna Harriet Max Wilson Christine Lorenz Palmer Howe Pages Joe Drummond Max Carlotta Harrison

The House Anew and a World Reframed

Sidney, recovering, faces a choice about her life and reform goals while Christine Lorenz arrives, bringing romance and social rotation. Le Moyne offers a pragmatic creed that may not fully steady Sidney as Palmer, Howe, and the Rosenfelds reshape their plans, including a new car and shared meals as they move toward a married life.

Palmer Rosenfeld Christine

Night care and secrets shadow a hospital ward

In August heat the nurses endure, Sidney gains independence and faces the hospital flirt Carlotta Harrison. Dr Ed Wilson advises Sidney as K wrestles with Joe, Anna, and Max Wilson’s looming presence across the street.

Fear and evasive motives in the story

The question probes a character’s fear of Carlotta Harrison and hesitation to meet Dr. Max Wilson, seeking whether guilt or harm motivates the avoidance and whether he has wronged them.

Carlotta Harrison Max Wilson

Forgetful Waiter Poses Riddle at Diner

A humorous scene from Boston Evening Trapscript shows a waiter asking a diner to clarify his order, joking whether the patron wants pork chops or boiled cod as the meal choices. The caption captures light, theatrical wit typical of the period.

Boston Evening

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON SUMMARY ON JESUS GALILEE MIRACLES

A devotional outline of John 4 43 54 focusing on Jesus Cana healing faith and the father who travels from Capernaum to Cana to seek his dying son. It contrasts belief in Jesus power word and person and ends with lessons on faith progress and the gift of eternal life.

Jesus Cana John the Baptist Galilee Judea Josephus Samaria Nazareth Jerusalem Capernaum God Caparnaum Jesus Christ Herod Christ Earth

Farm Loan Act Creates Cooperative Banking System

The 1916 Farm Loan Act forms a three part system with the federal farm loan board in Washington the 12 federal land banks and farm loan associations. Banks lend to associations via bonds backed by farm mortgages, with borrowers paying up to one percent more than bond interest, while profits go to no individual.

Pipl Lilop LLOP Frank R. Wilson Federal Loan Bureau Washington, D. C Rece Woodrow Wilson United States Federal Farm Loan Board Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo George W. Norris Herbert Quick W. S. A. Smith Charles I E. Lobdeltl National Farm Loan Associations Federal Land Banks Federal Farm Lrom Board Federal Land Bank Farm Loan Associations

When a Community Goes Dry Can a Firm Liquidate

Dialogue notes a father son exchange about effects of prohibition on business. The question asks whether a company can liquidate assets when a community bans liquor. The tone is reflective and explanatory, framed as a casual, philosophical inquiry.

Pop

Lucky Mermaid. millionaire and wife in the swim

A terse gossipy note recalls a millionaire and his young wife who first met in a diving tank and have since enjoyed a luxurious, moneyed social life. The exchange hints at wealth shaping status and circle.

Art’s Main Point and Pushkey’s Musical Claim

A debate on art and worth unfolds as one speaker dismisses Pushkey as a poor musician while another replies they achieved something by taking up a collection. The exchange hints at value judged by public support rather than technical merit.

Art Pushkey

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Little Sidney Page le Moyne Katie Young Wilson Howe K. Justin Miss Dana Miss Grunge Ed Wilson Europe Ifward Harrison Anoao Anna Page Doctor Kid Joe Mexico White Springs New York Lorenz Johnny Rosenfeld Page House Linburg's Linden & Hofburg Abd Trousseau Kastie Wilson House Fce Edwardes S. Max B. O. Sellers Moody Bible Institute Farm Loan Act
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