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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1914

Page

4

Renaissance of Home Life Seen as Hope for America

Dr. Frank C. Richardson of Boston University argues at the American Institute of Homeopathy convention in Atlantic City that a revival of home life and women embracing motherhood will reduce crime and purify the ballot more than suffrage laws. He calls for restraints on fashions and modern dances, claiming they threaten morality and public welfare and could curb indecent exposure.

Frank C. Richardson Boston University American Institute of Homeopathy Atlantic City America Richardson

Pennington Road Split Plans Highlight City Drive

Mayor Frederick W. Donnelly urged a 100 feet wide Pennington Road boulevard with shade trees from the Odd Fellows home near Trenton to Pennington. The Pennington Road Community association met with hopes of a Chautauqua Mecca and state and national officials to speak. A Maurer clambake fundraiser in Nickellig’s Exelsior Grove drew Republican enthusiasm for big turnout and a $2 value for $1.50 tickets.

Pennington Road Odd Fellows’ Home Trenton Pennington Frederick W. Donnelly William F. Howe Middlesex County Nickellig Excelsior Grove Maurer Young Men’s Republican Club Madison Perth Amboy William Poulsen

Talking Bird Pranks Marked Our Youthful Fun

Old friends recall a Lawn croquet afternoon with a talking parrot stage show. A ventriloquist twist exposes Cora Blake and George Olmstead amid jokes about Billy Williams and a hidden engagement. The tale ends with wedding dances and grownup duties, era’s carefree mischief fading.

Staples Billy Williams Cora Blake Mrs. Olmstead Cora George Olmstead Zis

Dames and Daughters Highlight Notables on Achievements

Mrs Eliza Van Bramer of Pittsfield reaches her one hundred second year. Lilian Engstrou of New York injures herself after learning of a $150000 inheritance. Miss Van Ingen aids crippled children as a Brooklyn detective nurse. Olive Purser earns Trinity Dublin scholarship and lectures on English history. Anny Berntsen, Danish prime minister's daughter, trained as a joiner and carvings sold to the Russian dowager empress.

Eliza van Bramer Pittsfield Mass Lilian Engstrou New York Miss van Ingen District Nursing Committee New York Bureau of Charities Brooklyn Olive C. Purser Trinity College Dublin Anny Berntsen Russia

Witty Ditties Highlight Trials Of Modern Affairs

A collection of sharp quips and jokes from various cities mocks Edison talking pictures, gender politics, and marriage in light satire. The items reference a Chicago News line on stage success, a Cleveland leader remark about women voters, a Missouri man courting by egg name, and a costly breakfast with a goat.

Edison Chicago News Cleveland Chicago Cleveland Plain Dealer Missouri Washington

Letters and quotes on language and public figures

Readers comment on spelling consistency and diplomacy. The note cites Cleveland remarks on hiccough spelling and criticizes the Imperator as German enterprise, while praising golf as a great game and noting reduced conscience money returned to the government in comparisons to past amounts.

Hickup Cleveland St. Louis Globe-Democrat New York World New Orleans Picayune

University of Kansas to lecture on moral education state cities

Education Notes reports that through its extension division the University of Kansas will offer lectures on moral education in several large Kansas cities this fall. The item notes Lo gan county Illinois claims the best paid one room country schoolteacher at 110 dollars a month for nine months. It also cites Langworthy on school lunches offered free or cheap to elementary pupils in 41 American cities and 150 German and 1,200 French communities.

University of Kansas United States Logan County Ill C. F. Langworthy Washington

Military innovations across nations in World War I

The article notes dogs used to haul light artillery in Belgium and tested by Holland. It reports English navy fire control enabling one officer to fire all guns on a ship side simultaneously. French engineers design a field gun mounted on a vehicle rear to airship firing, with near vertical aim and recoil relief for the car.

Town Topics on City Skies and Street Cleanup

A Boston Herald quip on Pittsburgh using a vacuum cleaner in streets. Wry note that great hotel cities New York Houston Chicago look down on smaller towns like Atlanta Memphis Philadelphia and St Louis. A New York skyscraper height limit would lock the barn door after the horse is stolen and create a monopoly for tall building owners.

Pittsburgh Boston Herald New York Houston Chicago Atlanta Memphis Philadelphia St. Louis Houston Post New York World

Railways Proposed Across Ireland and Iceland’s First Line

The piece notes more than 600,000 men employed on UK railways and proposes a railroad across Ireland to speed transatlantic travel. It also mentions Iceland’s planned first railway of about six and a half miles around Reykjavik. It cites Japan’s electric service on the Tokyo Yokohama double track.

Bn Railways United Kingdom Ireland Iceland Reykjavik Far East Toyo Yokohama

Bible Study Coupon Request From Brooklyn Society

Bible and Tract Society at 17 Hicks Street Brooklyn invites requests for listed Bible studies including What Say the Scriptures Respecting Punishment and The Risen Christ. Reader names and street address requested to receive materials.

Bible and Tract Society Hicks Street Brooklyn N. Y Bible Studies Israel Hicks St

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