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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
4
Winter care guidance warns poultry keepers to guard Leghorns and Minorcas from frosted combs. Ensure draught free yet well ventilated housing, exercise birds daily to maintain body heat, and close curtains on stormy nights to keep litter dry and birds warm. Frosted combs reduce fertility by stressing males and lowering mating activity.
A New Year reflection urges daily productive deeds and focused effort. It argues against overcommitment to organizations and meetings, advocating concentration on a single purpose and the service of Christ to lift life above pettiness.
Poem fragment by Albert E. Vassau contrasts wealth with health praising country life for health and prosperity. Mentions Louis, Missouri.
A man began to tell his wife about a woman who made her own gown. She cut him off by recounting a man who earned ten thousand dollars on the stock exchange.
Mrs G C Dunn of Arnold Pennsylvania reports relief from bilious attacks after using Chamberlain's Tablets and says she feels like a different person after a single bottle. For sale by all dealers.
New Brunswick New Jersey December 29 Farmers from every county attended the soils and crops day second in the annual conference planned by H E Voorhees former director of the state experiment station and Franklin Dye secretary of the state board of agriculture Senator Frelinghuysen president of the state board of agriculture and vice president of the state board of education chaired the session He reviewed education for farm boys and the cost of school maintenance while praising stronger teacher standards and expanded normal schools He commended Calvin Kendall and staff for progress and noted better use of school buildings for community purposes He urged safer fireproof school construction and universal education as the foundation of free institutions He contrasted Napoleonic war era recruiting with modern conscription and noted social inequities in 1803 militia exemptions and substitutions.
A half inch flat worm known as Planaria velata reproduces by shedding tail fragments that form mucus and hard shells. The detached pieces overwinter, then in spring burst shells to release many new worms that grow into adults, while the worm’s head may die or encyst after shedding.
The Matsushima archipelago is among Japan's sankei the three most beautiful places. Pine clad islets dot a purple sea as the sun sets turning hundreds of islands to a golden glow. Matsushima bay spans six miles by five and can reveal its best features in two or three days with guidance.
A London Truth excerpt recalls La Marechale Niel in 1859 amid Lombardy battles. Her husband survives carnage and triumphs as Napoleon III's letter brings the marshal's baton. She notes power does not grant duchess status, remaining unmoved by rank.
A father wanted Thomas for the baby, the mother Robert. At the church the curate, treating the mother as dominant, baptized the child One instead. The grave of One Titchener lies in St Giles Camberwell churchyard. The second excerpt urges making the days count, valuing everyday moments over crisis or perfect days.
A collage of humorous quotes from notable papers features a Boston loving remark, a Wisconsin Superior pun, a sea tale about a fish with a strong scent, and light exchanges about manners. The snippets mix witty city name fascination with playful daily life observations across newspapers.
C C Blauvelt extends New Year greetings for 1915 wishing happiness and prosperity to all readers and patrons of the newspaper in the coming year.
A business expresses gratitude to patrons for liberal 1914 support and hopes for continued favor in 1915. The note guarantees efforts to merit patronage and invites feedback on any defects to ensure customer satisfaction remains the first consideration.
A local store brands January as a special sale month offering seasonable merchandise, advertising the closing out of broken lines to attract economical shoppers.
Miss F. M. Schoen promotes her Millinery Department on the second floor with a display of the season's latest creations. Special price concessions apply to all trimmed and untrimmed hats. Dolls Hats showcased in the Millinery Show Window for the little one.
An old medical advertisement promises one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that Holls Catarrh Cure cannot cure. The notice asserts catarrh as the main cause of deafness and urges readers to send for free circulars and buy the remedy from Chey Co. and local druggists. It also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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