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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
4
The Gazette notes a fashion shift with no trouser leg cuff next year. Designers urge embracing the new silhouette as the likely trend for upcoming collections and styles.
State Banking and Insurance Commissioner George M. LaMonte reports that over the four months ending June 30 the aggregate resources of New Jersey trust companies savings banks and state banks rose by 15472806.26 while deposits increased by 13592023.85 versus conditions on March 4.
Andrew Everett Grant Everett and Luella Grove visit Mrs Grant Everett in hospital at Trenton. Many neighbors travel, entertain, and visit relatives in Trenton and nearby towns including Newark Amboy Yonkers Jamesburg and New York state. Wells Snedeker tips potatoes prize. multiple families gather at country homes and on Sunday drives to the shore.
Aug 5 church grounds will host the Annual Harvest Home with 5 to 9 pm supper and a booth of hand made embroidery. Extra streetcars will run, autos parked for a small fee, officers on site, and Goodwin's Band of Cranbury will provide music. Chairs and supplies are mentioned for attendees and visitors.
Mrs. G. Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey reports stomach trouble improved after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says after reading advertised letters she tried them and has taken nearly three quarters of a package, now eating almost everything. Sold by all dealers.
An experienced homemaker creates a personal kitchen calendar with 365 pages, each Monday washing Tuesday ironing Wednesday cleaning silver and brass Thursday cleaning rooms Friday cleaning living spaces Saturday kitchen areas. She plans dinners ahead, schedules orders, and keeps tasks focused hour by hour for smooth entertaining.
A guide on selecting practical baby slips for new arrivals. It advises choosing medium weight fabric, avoid overly thin or coarse materials, and suggests hemming and centered embroidery with a monogram. It notes quality slips are affordable at stores and easy to personalize.
A George-like quip about girls and marriages is cited from the St Louis Globe-Democrat. An aviation or sea travel note explains travel times: New York to Manila versus Tokyo to Manila, and Vancouver to Tokyo, with two ships via Panama or Suez arriving within hours of each other.
A catalog entry for Daily Heavenly Manna describing its daily scripture guidance for readers and its emphasis on spiritual profit over monetary gain. It advertises an autograph birth date record feature, space for birth, marriage, and death records, plus a weekday calendar for 150 years. Available in blue cloth with gold edges and postpaid prices. Bi ble and Tract Society, 17 Hicks Street, Brooklyn, N Y.
A brief health notice lists causes of stomach troubles including sedentary living, lack of outdoor activity, insufficient chewing, constipation, torpid liver, worry and overeating. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets and lifestyle corrections. sold by all dealers.
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