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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
5
Local items describe visits and illnesses across Cranbury and nearby towns. People like Barclay Stillwell Grove Dey and Laurents are noted with relatives at Asbury Park, Jamesburg, and Lawrence. The bay press rebuilt after a fire and harvest plans plus local funerals and accidents are listed.
Mia, William Orvis of Clare Michigan reports severe dysentery in her little girl was cured by Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She says it is the best medicine in the world and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
A fragment lists Harvest Homes events and July dates at Union Valley Plainsboro Jamesburg Dayton and M E Church Cranbury with Oxford Bibles. The passage then reprints a Sacramento Bee caricature condemning a cruel man obsessed with avoiding newspaper exposure and mocking the press.
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey describes relief after trying Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation. She reports improved appetite after nearly three quarters of a package. Available from all dealers.
Mr George Bablage of New Brunswick preached on the text Man shall not live by bread alone but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God. Miss Mary Williamson visited in town Tuesday. George Foreman and Raymond Dill toaster owners of the hay press placed a new hay scale this week. Mr and Mrs Samuel Ochler entertained Newark relatives for several days. David Griggs of this place slipped from a ladder nine feet while heading to the hay man. neighbors aided him and he recovered quickly. Miss Bessie Hubbard visited Friegda’s on Church street Sunday. Camp No 782 P C L A adds members each meeting. Mrs Charles Davison, sick, is able to go out. A L Perrine of Jamesburg road was kicked by a horse but no bones were broken. Webster Bastedo visited relatives on Hamilton avenue.
The scene shows Bobby asking to see the wind and his father insisting air is invisible. A playful dialogue centers on a child’s curiosity about wind and a parent’s emphasis on accuracy.
Whitemound Wis merchant W Dz Magic bought a stock of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to supply customers. He fell ill after receiving them and says one small bottle was worth more than his entire stock. For sale by All Dealers.
The late James H. Goodwin left a refined North Cranbury property with an 11 room house on elevated land, barn and outbuildings, a acre of fruit, and shady lawn. Also advertised is transport bids for Cranbury Township schools and high school pupils to Hightstown, with bid deadline July 28, 1914. Other notices invite inquiries on premises and advertise celery plants and window blinds for sale.
Notice that the Subscriber executor will present the final account to the Orphans Court of Middlesex County on Friday August 21 1914 at 10 AM for settlement and allowance after auditing by the Surrogate. Dated July 11 1914 WaALrTrE Grover Executor.
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