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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
2
A broad union of reflections on public figures and policies. The piece questions congressional roles, praises or critiques President Roosevelt, and comments on suffrage, international affairs, and White House renovations. It also denounces a state board as wasteful and highlights DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure.
Senator Lodge urges a dual tariff system to ease schedules without harming business. Senators Quay and Morgan face a tough bloc of experienced readers known as The Better Thought. In West Africa the sleeping sickness is identified as a deadly meningitis, spreading with unknown transmission and causing coma and death, raising fears with African trade.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers three personally conducted tours to Los Angeles for the May 21 to June 1 Presbyterian General Assembly. Packages include special Pullman trains, dining and sleeping cars, various routes, and varying round trip rates from major cities. Tours feature Yellowstone Park and home missions options with detailed itineraries and stopovers.
A national bank is projected for Clayton while Pittman Grove receives cash consignments. Snowbound Cumberland County slows life as larks turn hungry. Florence bans public gatherings over smallpox fears and Gloucester fishermen expect a spring run. The Glassboro store of ex Senator Stanger was robbed Tuesday night, cash register contents about 13 dollars missing with some money found later.
The final PRR winter tour to Florida departs March 3 from New York and other cities, offering three months in Florida. Excursion prices range from 48 to 53 dollars depending on origin, including rail, Pullman berth, and meals. Return by regular trains through May 31, 1903. Contact ticket agents or Geo W Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia for details.
One was pale and sallow and the other fresh and rosy. The difference lies in health and digestion. The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Villa to gently arouse lazy organs and prevent constipation. Available at Clayton’s Drug Store.
I J Green of Laneante states chronic indigestion and nervous troubles vanished after using Electric Bitters. His wife also hails them as splendid for female troubles and a grand tonic for weak women. They praise the medicine and guarantee satisfaction for 50 cents by N F Clayton.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists routes and towns from New Jersey and nearby areas. Mentions include Jamesburg Cranbury Amboy Newark and Trenton with scattered place names and directions indicating regional travel lines.
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