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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1906

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Leslie's Pony Farewell and Birthday Surprise

Leslie Jackson bonds deeply with Star Light, then returns the pony to the Priory and faces parting. Uncle Joe secretly plans a birthday gift by sending a replacement pony Willowside Place, enabling Leslie to keep a new pony and celebrate with a thoughtful surprise.

Frank Leslie Leste Mr. Jackson Norah Lestie Mr-Jack- 500 Norgh Teslie Snap Star- Hght Star- Vght Soap Joe Abe Hlu Hullo Emily Starlight Arata Stibulpt Atv Abs Jackson Goodhys Uncle Joe Uncle Jos Want Leste Priory Aunt Winily Prank Tack Aunt Kiely Eslie Jackson Lesie Willowside Place Uncle Stoe Lesle Chen Tere Willowside Ife Noral George Widowside Price Cnocle Joe Willowalde Place Wes Leotie Barbara Lucy Cassell

Health tips and fashion advice from old papers

An excerpt discusses health notions from a periodical voice, advising mental calm for wellbeing, notes on the American College for Girls in Constantinople, and practical homemaking tips. It covers skin care, morning routines, and managing fatigue with quiet, orderly duties, ending with guidance on dress and domestic expectations.

Floral Scarves Stir Paris Fashion Craze

The article describes Paris women flaunting long floral scarves described as supple as crepe or chiffon. It notes color symbolism in demonstrations by Mrs Northesk Wilson of London and covers U S women at work and influence on culture, education, and public life, citing women in leadership, publishing, and civic roles.

Woodbury Fivoree W. Welton Conn Weir Farm Grigsyn Will Franklins Benjamin Frankii Paris New York Northesk Wilson London United States Hay Chicago Elvic Creed Mabor J

Fashion notes on linen shirts and gowns with embroidery

A fashion survey discusses linen shirt styles with wide tucks and collar details, the popularity of a mannish shirt waist, and embroidered monograms on left sleeves. It covers gown silhouettes, waist emphasis, pleats, and use of gray crepe de chine for house dresses, with note on lingerie blouses and decorative trims.

Mesh wire baskets offer handy kitchen time savers

A cited note highlights side open wire baskets as convenient for frying and washing fruit. It suggests placing items under a faucet to rinse, with baskets draining easily without removal, emphasizing practicality for home cooks.

Kitchey

English Tea Rules and Egg Diet Tips

An Englishman’s teamaking claims proper tea demands a hot water method and forty minutes to steep for full aroma. A New York World note adds a raw egg eaten with vinegar as popular but cautions against daily use due to sulfur load, advising short breaks between cycles.

New York World

Household stains and cleaning tips from old manual

A long list of home remedies and cleaning tips for stains, grease, and fabrics. Suggestions include salt in alcohol for grease, cornmeal and vinegar for oily spots, milk for gingham, and starch or soaps for delicate fabrics. Mentions experiments and observations from scientists about footprints and a historical sandstone block, with varied commentary on stain removal techniques.

Feeding Chicks And Farmyard Care From Old American Cultivator

The article warns against feeding chicks with wet or sloppy food to avoid bowel trouble. It advises eggs be sold promptly and kept cool or refrigerated, stored in pure air away from onions or kerosene, and collected twice daily. It covers pig diet with greens, weeds, and occasional grass, plus water and shade. It notes Australia inspired harvest machinery for sugar cane and sorghum, detailing a scythe-based harvester prototype claimed to cut about two and a half acres per day and promising savings.

Jahar

Farming Advice and A Welsh Trial Sketches A Farm Life Page

A fragmented early 20th century bulletin discusses dairy farming practices focusing on barn cleanliness and cow comfort to boost milk yield. It also extols a productive vegetable garden, soil care, and family involvement. The text shifts to a Welsh court scene with Baron Bramwell in a trial, noting a juror language issue and an acquittal prompt.

Strong revolution breaks out in Guatemala

Reported uprisings across Guatemala threaten President Estrada Cabrera with invasion from four points. Ex-president Manuel Barrillas with 200 cavalry gathers forces near Motozintla to reach Quetzaltenango, while ex-minister Toledo leads 2000 troops into Guatemala. Simultaneous actions include a Salvadoran sea operation and Nuraguayan support, as foreign planters desert Cabrera amid heavy taxation. Barrillas pledges loyalty and aims to recruit on the march, with revolution funded to modernize the country and rebuild rail and dock systems.

Mexico City Tapachula Tonala Chiapas Estrada Cabrera Guatemala Manuel Leandro Barrillas Toledo New Orleans Puerto Harmax Cabrera Gauatewala Geman Geman Panzers Gantewala Empire State Sant Francisco Ocos Castile Akamst Ecores Tineda Guitemalan Pelen Salvador Nicaraguy Harrillas Barrillas

Relief for Tris Poor Laborers Cottages in Ireland Bill

London James Bryce introduced in the House of Commons a bill to loan 22,740,000 dollars for workers cottages in Ireland. He said the move followed tenant relief and aimed to halt population decline by improving dwellings and giving hope to laborers. Bryce priced a cottage and land at around 1850 and projected 25,000 to 30,000 cottages. John E. Redmond welcomed the measure, deeming it an honest effort to address large grievances.

London James Bryces House of Commons Ireland Bryce John EB. Redmond

Cornell Defeats Harvard Varsity Eight at Cambridge

Cornell defeats Harvard in Cambridge Massachusetts after a slow start, finishing in 10 minutes 41.35 seconds. Harvard's time was 62 seconds behind and Harvard varsity eight placed second in the race.

Cornell Harvard Cambridge Mass Jengus

Parasite Release Aimed at Gypsy Moth Control

Government import program releases TAKLOW parasites to attack gypsy moth populations in Now Unerkind. Experts warn potential ecological impact as infestations threaten forestry and crops.

Levington Racing Season Noted With High Value Stocks

Local report highlights Levington racing with 150 horses in training for the season. De Mun, owned by Paul Raines, rose from 3200 to 4500 in eleven months. University of Pennsylvania sprinter Terry KOHL featured in top races while Bolsa and Wel Legadu also appear in noted athletic reports.

Levington Ity Boston de Mun Paul 3. Raines Kohl Terry University of Pennsylvania Bolsa Benjamin RT Barney Legadu Beth Bop Sherman Cornell University

Exterminating the Shad Warns of Atlantic Decline

Washington officials urge immediate state action to protect shad, warning that overfishing and demand are driving Atlantic shad toward extinction. The United States Fish Commission reports drastic declines in annual hatchery output from 60,493,000 in 1904 to under 37,000,000 last year, with 800,000,000 fry possible but only about 45,000,000 handled this year. Titcomb calls for bans on nets in brackish bays and river mouths and allowing upriver runs to proceed in fresh water, noting Pacific coast stocking and restrictive Western laws yield increased shad populations.

Washington, D. C Atlantic Jonn W. Throomb United States Fish Commission Atlantic Seaboard Titcomb Titcom Pacific Coast Atlantic Ocean California

Pass Christian Fights Trolley Tracks On Shell Roads

Pass Christian residents vote to keep trolley rails off shell roads famed along Mississippi coast. Gulf and Ship Island Railway promises feeder line on private right of way, preserving coastal roads for horse travel and cautious auto use. Town meeting spurs pledge to place rails near highway, keeping beloved shell roads untarnished.

Christian Jones Gulf and Ship Island Roailroad Company Mississippi Blue Gulf Guilt Skip Island Railroad

Witched Children to Plow Near Neenah Wisconsin

A farmer five miles southwest of Neenah faces a complaint for making four of his seven children plow a ten acre truck garden under his guidance. Five children, all of schooling age, were sent to school after humane society agent Dr. Wilkie substantiated the claim. The eldest child is under fourteen. The plow allegedly had a harness on the shoulders.

Oshkorb Wis Neenah Wilkle Fox River Valley Humane Society Wilkie

Flemington marks sesquicentennial and DAR unveiling

Flemington celebrates its 150th founding by Samuel Fleming with flags and addresses by the Winterdon County Historical Society. The ceremony includes the Daughters of the American Revolution spring meeting and unveiling of a tablet at Fleming Castle by Colonel Lowery Chapter. Governor Stokes signs several bills as the state faces rising insanity, private detectives licensing, and borough incorporation.

Flemington Samuel Fleming Winterdon County Treland Washington Stokes Folsom Athinte County

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