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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1914

Page

7

For Sale Listings in New York and Maine

For sale 225 acres in Tompkins County New York two rail houses two acts of cultivated land and other improvements listed by J H Hatlock Slaterville Springs New York For sale 100 acres in Cumberland County Maine 40 acres cultivated 18 room dwelling outbuildings orchard etc listed by G F Files White Rock Maine

Tompkins CO N. Y Cutblogs J. Hk.hatlock Slaterville Springs Cumberland CO Maine White Rock

The Hunter Instinct Awakens On a Californian Delay

Gilbert Parker recounts an English traveler who arrives in California with guns believing game is plentiful. A freight train wreck blocks the line near San Bernardino as he rushes to the door after being told a caboose is on the track.

Gilbert Parker California San Bernardino

Tragedy On Stage Claims Swiss Actress Darmer

Fraulein Darmer, a renowned actress, died at the Theater of Varieties in Bern after a fall through a defective stage trap during The Pride of the Third Company. Despite immediate medical aid, she died in her room as the curtain fell, shocking the company and audience.

Fraulein Darmer Theater of Varieties Berne Switzerland

Rose Garden at White House Linked to Mrs Woodrow Wilson

Mrs Woodrow Wilson and her daughters oversee and work in the White House rose garden noting it is as fine as those she planned at Princeton and other homes, reflecting their hands on care across several sites.

White House Woodrow Wilson Princeton

It Requires Tact to Remember a Woman's Birthday

A concise aphorism notes that tactful memory favors celebrating a woman's birthday while glossing her age. The line suggests social nuance in personal relations and etiquette.

Easy Digested Breakfast Cereal With Simple Preparation

They are light and easily digested yet nourishing and satisfying. Ready to eat from the package with cream and sugar or serve with fresh berries or fruit.

Chicago Feds Crown Johnny Farrell Keystone King

Chicago fans hail Johnny Farrell as the Federal league’s rising star at second base. Manager Joe Tinker promoted Farrell after watching his defense, speed, and situational hitting, noting his quick pivots, grounder speed, and timely bunts. Farrell, 21, shows rapid improvement and a willingness to learn, earning praise at Weeghman Park.

Chicago John Evers Johnny Farrell Joe Tinker Farrell Joe Beck Weeghman Park Johnny Tinker Willow Johns

Old Cubs Broken Up After Long Reign of Power

Frank G. Menke notes the old Cub machine is broken never to mend. Only Frank Schulte remains in Cub uniform as the era ends. The famed double play trio Chance Tinker Evers is scattered across leagues with new roles and retirements noted for several stars.

Frank G. Menke Cub Frank Schulte Chance Tinker Evers New York Yan

Cardinals Pick Up Star Infield Prospect Zin Beck

The St. Louis Cardinals acquire rising infield talent Zin Beck in a deal celebrated as securing a top young player. Beck joins a squad led by manager and teammates whose names are highlighted in team circles. The move signals the Cardinals’ intent to build around youth infield depth.

Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals Zin Beck

Baseball Gossip From The National and Local Leagues

Ty Cobb climbs among AL sluggers as veteran pitchers and new talents draw praise. Larry Doyle lauds Cardinal pitching while McGraw touts Milton Stock as equal to Devlin at his best. O Toole, the Pirates’ $22 500 ace, says he fears no minor leaguer’s threat.

McGraw Milton Stock Devlin

Ty Cobb Defends Base Running Amid Slur Critique

The scene shifts from a Tigers game at Yankee Stadium to Ty Cobb’s billiards room where he refutes claims of deliberate injuring on base slides. He shows ripped legs as evidence, insisting he plays to win and that both sides exist in the story.

Ty Cobb Cobb Tigers Yankee Park John Doyle

Night Baseball Angles Regina Shifted Clock Time

Regina Saskatch ewan adopts daylight saving time from May 1 to October 1 pushing games to start at 7 15 and finish near 10 00 crowds of about 1300 attend nightly events with autos lining the foul lines. A ground rule caused a tied game when a bunt led to runners scoring but field crowd interference stopped play and a replay was ordered by President Fleming.

Regina Saskatchewan Saskatoon Jack Smith Cadreau Colgate Fleming

Rebel Oakes Explains Jump to Federal League

Rebel Oakes, manager of the Pittsburgh Rebels, says he jumped to the Federal league last winter because St Louis offered him the same salary as in 1913 despite his strong play. He notes Huggins would like Evans and himself with the Card camp now.

Oakes Rebel Oakes Pittsburgh Rebels St Louis Huggins Evans

Kenworthy Shines as KC Tops Tip Tops in Doubleheader

Kenworthy of Kansas City delivered a standout afternoon against the Tip Tops. He hit two home runs and a single, scored three times, recorded 11 chances without an error, took part in two double plays, made one sacrifice hit, and stole three bases helping his team win two games.

Kenworthy Kansas City

How He Turned the Trick

Mrs. Mordecai Hammerfest fears her husband is ill but he appears fine revealing he is in underduds and slippers only. He ignores the concern. next mornings she arrives at breakfast dressed normally.

Bond of Amity Between Two Local Humorists

Two rival humorists in a small town feud over prestige until a Good Samaritan judges both equally unfunny. They attack him, then reconcile and live in harmony. Moral: external critics sting less than internal rivals.

Sunday Star Sahara Samaria Amity Kansas City Star

Kindness to Dumb Animals Sparks Street Lesson

An impromptu street speaker gathers a crowd of children and uses a tale of two dogs to illustrate kindness. A boy suggests betting tuppence on the black dog if the dogs fought, highlighting youthful humor in a moral anecdote from a street corner scene.

Marriage Sparks False Fire Alarm Across Five Towns

A whistle from Passaic Metalware during a superintendent’s daughter wedding caused a five-ward fire alarm in Rutherford Nutley Belleville Garfield and Clifton. Fire departments rushed to headquarters before the source was found after a half hour. Miss Sallie Karp of 217 Brook Avenue Passaic wed Michael F Byrne.

Passagc Metalware Company Rutherford Nutley Belleville Garfield Clifton

Ladies Can Wear Shoes Easily with Allen’s Foot Ease

An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into tight or new shoes to make them comfortable, ideal for dancing. It warns to refuse substitutes and provides a mail order address in LeRoy New York.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy N.Y

Rotation of Tools Delays Garden Work in Boston

The Boston Transcript notes gardeners face delays as families still rely on Folsom era spades and hoes while awaiting newer tool rotation. The article highlights the Bradleys continuing with older equipment despite growing demand for updated implements.

Bradleys Folsom Boston Transcript

The Real Secret of Happiness Quote

A concise proverb notes happiness lies in letting another person shoulder the worry. The line emphasizes shared burden and calm through refraining from overthinking others’ concerns.

Not Well Enough to Work Lydia Pinkham Remedy Ad Card

Adrian Michigan woman recounts severe weakness from female ailments and recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites Mrs. Alonzo E. Baker and encourages readers to try the tonic, asserting it restores vigor for housework and work duties. The notice ends with the contact for Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Adrian, Mich Lydia E. Pinkham Alonzo E. Baker Tecumseh St Adrian Mich

A Rough Road Philosophy Dialog

A short dialogue contrasts optimism and pessimism about life paths. The philosopher notes society’s troubles remind us our paths seem smooth, while the pessimist imagines a steam roller trampling every bump before peace. The exchange frames a light philosophical mood.

Revenge is Sweet Only to the Very Small Individual

A terse quote notes that revenge offers no lasting satisfaction and is primarily a characteristic of minor figures. It contrasts scale and consequence with the idea that larger actors gain better outcomes from measured actions. The sentiment emphasizes restraint over vindictive impulse.

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