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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1911

Page

3

The Artist and His Dog at Roselands Farm

A reclusive rose grower moves into Roselands with a city buyer arriving soon. Miss May Sheffiled fines a way to confront the owner, excites a bluffing comedy, and earns a wary yet growing connection as autumn nears and the two seek a quiet future.

Roselands May Sheffield Roseland Mary Miss May Carlo Dow Bo Miss May Sheffield Rosea Mr. Tiking The Sheffield's Father Heigho

The Boy Problem in Public View

A quotation from William T. Miller in the Atlantic surveys constant criticism of boys across society. It notes blame from teachers families sociologists and business leaders for alleged poor writing spelling arithmetic habits and manners. The piece frames the boy as an enduring social dilemma faced in conventions and conferences.

William T. Miller The Atlantic

Origin of Buncombe in Buncombe County NC phrase

The article explains that the term talking buncombe originated in Buncombe County North Carolina from Gov Ed ward Buncombe's hall Buncombe Hall with the welcome inscription It says locals used I am talking for Buncombe to mean Buncombe county while outsiders later use it to describe political blarney or exaggerated praise

Buncombe Iistoric Buncombe County North Carolina Edward Buncombe Buncombe Hall Joe M. Chapple National Magazine

Remborn Seeks Record for Ancient 1200-Year Tree

The village of Remborn in Germany claims a iamien tree is about 1,200 years old. Local officials and residents measure its age and plan to verify the historic claim with experts.

Remborn Germany

Athletic catcher Ira Thomas shines for Philadelphia Athletics

Ira Thomas, the giant catcher, looks better this season with the Athletics. He began his career in Hartford, moved from Providence to the New York Americans, then Detroit where he helped the Tigers win the World Series. Recovered from arm trouble, he has impressed Connie Mack with restored arm strength and few stolen bases against him.

Ira Thomas Philadelphia Athletics Hartford Providence New York Americans Detroit Tigers Cubs Connie Mack The Athletics

Quickest Trade On Record In Tig League

The Cubs and Bostons made the fastest trade in Tig League history. Newt Randall started in right field for Chicago while Orrich Orr provided for Boston as managers conferred at game time. Both players swapped uniforms before first pitch.

Newt Randall del Howard Boston Chicago Cubs Bostons Chi Battreez Orph Ouch Orrch Randall Howard

Baseball Banter and Trades Across the Leagues

A string of baseball notes covers player averages and form including Larry Lajoie at .300 over thirteen seasons and Slim Caldwell hitting .357. Ed Sykes joins Peoria from Indianapolis while Stony McGlynn shines for Milwaukee. Fire at Springfield Three I league park prompts police inquiry and Sheckard’s odd trap shoot stat. Baltimore seeks a major league franchise as officials discuss options.

Mr. Good Larry Lajoie Peoria Ed Sykes Indianapolis Jack Pfeister A. A David Harum Billy Sullivan Doves Stony McGlynn Milwaukee Ping Bodie Jimmy Sheckard Slim Caldwell Highlanders Bank Johnson Olson Naps Springfield Ducky” Holmes Baltimore William Effingham Shettsline Phillies Han Ohnelmati Reds

Meyers Praises Rube Marquard as Future Giants Star

Big Chief Meyers, Indian catcher for the New York Giants, speaks highly of lefty Rube Marquard. He notes Marquard’s curves, speed, and change of pace, saying age and seriousness will mold him into a great pitcher. Meyers also admires Christy Mathewson and predicts the Giants will win the pennant and McGraw will manage the World Series team.

Big Chief Meyers New York Giants Rube Marquard MccGraw Marquard Meyers Mathewson Giants Cubs McGraw

Detroit Juvenile Pitchers Fall Short Against Mackmen

The Detroit juvenile pitchers struggle against the Mackmen with none showing as a star. Lively offers a fair spitball at times but lacks other strong tools. Covington, Works, and Lafitte are unconvincing or hindered by illness, leaving the Tigers facing tougher battles if the veterans are not beaten by rivals rising to form.

Detroit Macks Deuce Lively Mackmen Covington Works Lafitte Tigers Chicago New York Jungaleers

Don’t Neglect Your Kidneys Warns Doctor

An urban health notice urges attention to kidney trouble and shares a testimonial by T. M. Harfels Storr, recounting gravel attacks and relief after eight boxes of Deans Kidney Pills. It lists Foster Milburn Co and Buffalo NY as the distributor with a 60 cent price.

T. M. Harfelis Stor ¥Ley Rome Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Ben's Logic in a Bald Headed Refrain

In a Tit Bits excerpt set in Bugville the speaker recalls Ben at forty facing baldness. He notes past futile efforts fifteen years prior when Prince Edward opened a hospital and he decided to abandon cures, concluding nothing would fix a bald head if even the prince could be cured.

Ben Prince of Wales Edward

National League Traders Noted With Griffith And Tenney

Clark Griffith and Fred Tenney are grouped in the same class as traders in discussions of the National League, highlighting their perceived treatment and status in baseball circles.

National_League Clark Griffith Fred Tenney

Playing Blind Stunt Amuses All Ages

A lighthearted note describes a simple blindfold game. Players place paper on the floor, walk to it with eyes shut, and pick it up, then attempt to pluck a pin from a wall and approach a table without contact.

Spohn's Distemper Cure Offered for Horses and Pets

Spohn Medical Co promotes SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE said to cure distemper in horses of all ages and prevent spread in the same stable It also claims to cure chicken cholera and dog distemper Agents are wanted and a free book is offered Goshen Indiana for details and orders

Spohn Mirs Spahn Medical Co Goshen Ind

One Necessary Thing Kate-Maud Misjudges Household Help

In this brief conversational scene Kate-Maud admits she knows nothing about housekeeping while Alice-Yes asserts the first step is securing a husband to manage the house. The exchange highlights gendered expectations and domestic roles.

Kate Maud Alice

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Associated Literary Press Caro Ana del Howard Bel Howard Southpaw Jennings Buggville Willie Carter Gelendid Atlantic City N.J J. H. Risch Attic Avenue Meryle, Girard, Erle Co Dox A Watson £.Coleman
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