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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
8
Stockholders of Cranbury Water Company will meet at their pumping house office on Tuesday January 18 1921 at 4 PM to elect directors for the ensuing year and handle other business. Secretary HL Perrine dated December 2 1920.
A piece from Better Farming critiquing traits that hinder progress. It condemns those who borrow without paying back and seek easy gains. It notes people who cannot act or lead a Christian life due to inaction and conformity to newspaper narratives.
A fragment mentions nicknames and labels such as Boyhood Bob Youth Buddy College Blutch and Our Mr Blapp. The text appears as a playful or satirical name list with no clear event or context.
English scientists report that glass can be permanently colored by immersion in Bath's hot mineral waters. The finding highlights Bath's historic health resort status and suggests a method to alter glass hue through mineral exposure.
The document records the December 29 1920 financial condition of First National Bank Cranbury and Jamesburg New Jersey noting total assets loans and discounts and details on deposits reserves and taxes. It includes figures for demand and time deposits and notes the amount of loans accruing charges above legal limits with counts of loans and names bank officials and notaries.
The piece describes plaster of Paris as gypsum powder that forms stone when mixed with water and notes gypsum beds in the US southwest as a major, underused resource. It cites US Bureau of Standards work on colored plaster with wood fiber and reports expanding Traveling Libraries program funding and reach among Hudson Bay trappers, with each library holding 50 books shipped to local distributors.
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