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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
4
Former Missouri governor David R. Francis extols local papers as vital community actors. He notes editors provide substantial free lines, outperform other agencies in public service, and argue papers are a sound community investment despite varied editing quality. He also contrasts financial value with moral views on editors’ roles.
Crystal Geiling of Woodbridge Township wins over twelve dollars in prizes as best chicken raiser among Middlesex County schools. The annual New Brunswick show drew more than 100 birds, with Dark Brahmas White Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rocks well represented.
Poem fragment from St. Louis reflecting on grief and relief shaping joy. The speaker notes that hardship reveals blessings and that each new day brings a chance to see more clearly how sorrow and joy interrelate.
An old advertisement warns that colds can lead to serious diseases and urges rapid treatment. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for loosening a cold relieving cough aiding expectoration and helping the body throw off the illness. Sold by all dealers.
Hightstown Common Council will order numbering of all residences under supervision of Public Works Commissioner Donnell and Borough Engineer C Allen Ely. Homeowners must buy numbers as in other towns to aid postal carriers. streets and system to be devised by local authorities. Shortly after, a Sunday fire at the Peacock Inn in Princeton caused about 15000 dollars in loss. the frame hotel burned after a basement blaze spread, with guests and townspeople aiding in saving furnishings.
The text argues farming should be seen as a fine art and direct contribution to life. It contrasts skilled earnest work with past quackery and highlights student and farmer efforts to improve the craft, noting improvements in morale and results despite lingering drudgery.
Cough medicine warning against opium in children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised as the safest choice for coughs colds and croup in children and suitable for adults. Sold by All Dealers.
A five cent, postpaid booklet from the Bible and Tract Society at 17 Hicks Street Brooklyn argues Hell is not eternal torment but the grave. It claims Bible Hebrew and Greek show redemption from death and a resurrection hope through Jesus.
Peru Indiana man R F Erwin reports indigestion biliousness and constipation last winter improved after using Chamberlain's Tablets. He recommends them and says they helped right away. For sale by all dealers.
Middlesex County shows 32 707 children aged 6 to 20 in 1910. Of them 19 687 or 60 percent attend school. Age groups and attendance include 6–9 with 8 678 total and 7 886 attending, 10–14 with 10 840 total and 9 871 attending, 15–17 with 6 378 total and 2 436 attending, and 18–50 with 7 311 total and 494 attending.
Excerpt promotes a 1897 published work predicting European conflict and its aftereffects. It urges readers to order a 650 page cloth edition from The Temple in New York City, promising a future outlook of better things after nations’ wrath.
Middlesex County Circuit Court orders public sale of the Frank Kafka property in Jamesburg under a writ dated September 25 1914. The sale, February 3 1915 at 2 PM, will be at the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office New Brunswick. The parcel carries long chain of former transfers and conveys all rights and appurtenances. Edward F. Houghton Sheriff Charles K R Seamen Jr Attorney fee $19.52.
In chancery The New Brunswick Fire Insurance Company sues to sell mortgaged premises in Monroe Township Middlesex County. The sale is set at two oclock PM at the Sherriffs Office New Brunswick NJ, including about seven tenths of an acre with described bounds and related parcels once conveyed to James M. Vandenburgh and involving several deeds and heirs to Hoagland and Mount. Edward F Houghton and A Viehmann are solicitors.
Report shows assets of 236 891 00 in loans and discounts with listed overdrafts. Securities include 20 000 00 bonds to secure circulation and 145 760 00 in other holdings. Subscriptions to Federal Reserve stock total 4 500 00 with 3 960 00 unpaid. Directors listed include M Perrine H Clemons and W H Brooks.
Lace curtains offered at special prices and a January sale reduces the entire stock of womens tailored suits and coats. All items are this season's models and priced at low values to attract customers.
Special offering of up to date styles with significant savings from former prices. Attractive prices designed to draw buyers. If you seek good values in dress goods this store offers them. We are making some special prices.
Miss F. M- Schoen offers a January clearance of trimmed and untrimmed hats at prices designed to close out the entire line. Shoppers are urged to act fast to pick from the remaining styles.
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