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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

6

National Song July Fourth and Its Patriot Tone

A lyrical piece praising July Fourth patriotism. It glorifies yeomen, Lexington Green, liberty, and the eagle as symbols of national pride. The verse lauds signing freedom and condemns tyranny with reverence for the banner of red white and blue.

Mnien Lexington Green

New Note in Nations Celebration Reminds of Liberty

A Fourth of July reflection recalling Revolutionary War heroes and orators. It honors Webster Everett Beecher and other figures as symbols of freedom while stressing enduring American unity and the banner’s witness to liberty across ages.

New Jersey Thomas Dunn English Edward Everett Henry Ward Beecher

Remembering a Founding Era and Its Enduring Spirit

A historical meditation on Boston’s State House built in 1748 and the Declaration of Independence. The piece recalls the edifice’s grandeur and its place as a tourist shrine. It also honors legacy figures like John Quincy Adams and Armitt Brown and cites Centennial era orations about America’s enduring Union.

State House Boston United States of America John Quincy Adams Henry” “Armitt Brown Philadelphia Continental Congress Carpenter’s Hall American Union America Philadelphia Ledger

New Jersey State Briefs Highlights Local Officials and Events

Motormen and conductors in Northern New Jersey accept a 5 cent an hour wage cut. Gloucester City plans to enforce dog licensing and muzzling. Clemency petition for death row inmate Fred Pierson gains backing for his war record. Long list of local notices includes school and fire engine updates, drought impacts on crops, and municipal developments across towns like Woodbury, Vineland, Bridgeton, and Jersey City.

Public Service Railway Company New Jersey Gloucester City Board of Health Fred Pierson Irvin McConnell Warren County Belvidere Post American Legion May E. Husted Gloucester City Board of Education Collingswood Board of Education Haddon Avenue City Line Browning Road Cooper River Pennsgrove Council Woodbury New Jersey Gas Company State Public Utility Commission Finger’s Hall Franklinville William S. Conner Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank Woodbury Trust Company Westville National Bank Delaware River Railroad Pennsylvania Salem County Ella Austin William Austin Woodstown Dean Old Arch Bridge Warrington Harold Paul Sloan Central M. E. Church Bridgeton The Methodist Churches of the World London Mullica Hill George H. Morgan George Morgan France William Stokes Bonsal Post Kenvilt Lumber and Stone Company Lake Hupatcong James Warren Adams, Jr Plainfield North Plainfield Warry Barnhart New York Symphony Orchestra Washington Market Street Morristown Sussex Avenue Henry Street Madison Township Vineland H. M. Fooder Gloucester County Edward L. Sturgess Internal Revenue Collector John ©. Loper John Roe E. Riley Millville County Board of Taxation Landis Township James A. Baker Jersey City Edwards State Board of Taxes and Assessment Frank B. Jess Camden Baker William H. Gandy John A. Roebling Koetz Pioneer Reliance Princeton University Moses Taylor Pyne Princeton New York Pyne University Hibben Nassau and Stockton Streets Haddonfield Lode A. M Kines Highway Bunker Hill Grenloch A. J. Stewart, Jr Glassboro William H. Carson Paulsboro Legion Knights of Khorassan Knights of Pythias Cumberland County Brooklawn William Force Whitaker First Presbyterian Church Elizabeth New Jersey Society, Sons of the American Revolution Whitaker New Brunswick New Jersey Association of Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Sanciers Jersey Poultrymen Harry R. Lewis Department of Poultry Husbandry State College of Agriculture Clarksboro Odd Fellows Englington William T. Robbins Hamilton Square Pennsgrove National Bank Ralph Shultz Pennsylvania Railroad

Woman Beats Fatigue with Pinkham Herbal Remedy

Philadelphia resident Mrs J S Lucus describes severe menstrual irregularities and long illness, says after two days on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and used it seven months. The testimonial touts the remedy as restoring health for over forty years and urges other women to try it.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham

Weary Willie Seeks Higher Ideals and an Auto

A tramp asks a charitable woman for help and is told to pursue higher ideals. He replies that he would rather have an automobile than endless wandering, expressing a desire for progress and mobility.

Willie American Legion Weekly

Eatonic Delivers Quick Relief for Indigestion

Mrs Ellen Harris testifies that the first dose of Eatonic eased her indigestion after meals. Thousands report Eatonic carries out excess acidity and gases causing indigestion heartburn and bloating. A large box costs only a trifle with pharmacist guarantee.

Eatonic Ellen Harris

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