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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
4
The article argues for regulating auto warning signals to prevent accidents. It cites Hudson Maxim on using a harsh distinctive horn as essential, warns against city street risk without such devices, and contrasts old bulb horns with modern needs. It also includes brief, unrelated humorous quotes from period publications.
A Georgetown South Carolina man credits Dr. King's New Discovery with curing a year long cough diagnosed as consumption. After trying many treatments without relief a friend recommended the remedy and he was cured. The ad promises guarantees for coughs colds and bronchial conditions with trial bottles free at N F Clayton's.
A Harper's Weekly note surveys mail bags in service from 22 cents to 2156 dollars, with bees shipped in a special bag and bags made for riding horseback and sled transport. The piece details materials, durability, and the vast scale of bag use with hospitals repairing thousands daily.
The subscribers and executors of Benjamin B. Everitt, deceased, will exhibit their final account to Middlesex County Orphans Court on August 18, 1911 at 10: a.m. The account will be audited and stated by the Surrogate prior to settlement and allowance. Dated July 7, 1911. Frank B. Everitt, Benjamin H. Everitt, Executors.
Notices announce final accounts for Amy Houseman and Mary A Richardson estates to be settled August 25 1911 at 10 A M in Middlesex Orphans Court after Surrogate audit. Executors George M Davison Epitusp Marriott and Isaac S Chamberlain, with dates July 17 and July 2 1911 respectively. Also creditors urged to file claims within nine months against Eugene B McCarty and Cornelius S Rowland estates, under Middlesex Surrogate rules, with executors Daniel W Clayton and David G Rowland Lewis D Rowland respectively.
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