Cranbury Press marks 38th year with town newspaper pledge
The Cranbury Press launches its 38th year on Friday July 7 1922. The note highlights the paper's history from a hand press era, thanks subscribers including Thomas C Perrine of Hillsboro Oregon, and vows fair clean reporting without raising the price beyond 150 dollars per year while promising news worth reading and familiar to the Cranbury community.
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Cranbury Press
Thomas C. Perrine
Hillsboro
Oregon
Cranbury
Geo. W. Burroughs
Mars
Expenditures For First Republican Year Will Show 1 700 000 000 Reductions
Washington July 7 Within days detailed figures of government expenditures for the year ending June 30 will be issued. The Budget bureau says the balance sheet will show at least 1 700 000 000 less spending than the 1921 year. The savings are attributed to Budget bureau action with the executive and Congress.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Republican Congress
Harding
Congress
Editor Praises Chamberlain Remedy in Paisa Akhbar
The editor of Paisa Akhbar in Lahore states he has used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy many times for colic and diarrhoea among his children and servants and always found it effective.
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Paisa Akhbar
Lahore
India
Chamberlain
Thompson Gets Sent Off For European Tour Ahead
William H. Thompson president of the Hightstown Board of Trade was honored with a banquet at Scheible's Hotel on Monday before he sails with Mrs Thompson and children Homer Blanch and Katherine aboard the Aquitania to Cherbourg. The family will tour France Switzerland Bavaria England Scotland and Germany before returning on the Laconia in September.
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William H. Thompson
Hightstown
Scheible’s
Europe
England
France
Switzerland
Bavaria
Oberammergau
Germany
Holland
Mr. Thompson
Workington
Cumberland
Scotland
Home
Laconia
Hightstown residents plan summer travels and visits
Mrs R H Rivenburg and daughters Romlyn and Marjorie of South Main Street head to Clifford Pennsylvania for the summer with Prof Rivenburg of Peddie Institute joining in August. Mrs William A Evans on Etra Road visits New Haven Connecticut, Nettie Donnell visits New Brunswick, and others spend the season at Manasquan. Prof G W Maier and Calvin Perrine also take vacations.
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R. H. Rivenburg
Romlyn
Marjorie
South Main Street
Clifford, Pa
Prof. Rivenburg
Peddie Institute
William A. Evans
Etra Road
New Haven, Conn
Albert Chamberlin
Manasquan
J. Albert Priory and Son
Calvin H. Perrine
Forests on the move driven by wind water and creatures
The article argues forests are dynamic, not stationary, carried by wind and water and aided by animals. Squirrels and other mammals plant nuts while birds spread seeds, enabling trees like maples and oaks to extend their reach. Wildlife and weather push forests to roam beyond fixed borders.
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Dunsinane
A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach and Liver
Mrs. William Vollmer of Eastwood New York extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a splendid remedy for biliousness constipation and indigestion. The ad urges giving them a trial when troubled with stomach liver issues and promises they will do you good.
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Chamberlain
William Vollmer
Eastwood
N. Y
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