Mrs Beggar Reveals Suspicions About Lucy Carteret
In a rapid exchange Mrs Beggar confides to Mr Quoin her concerns about Lucy Carteret. The dialogue hints at forthcoming developments and urges readers to await the next installment.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
3
In a rapid exchange Mrs Beggar confides to Mr Quoin her concerns about Lucy Carteret. The dialogue hints at forthcoming developments and urges readers to await the next installment.
The article compares dried figs dates and raisins and notes that all three are good for children and adults when thoroughly chewed. For children or when skins may be indigestible, run the fruit through a food chopper before serving.
Captain George F. Cooper of the Fourth Naval District rents 100 acres at Cape May from Henry Ford to quarter 3,000 Naval Coast Defense Reserves in camp within 30 days. Sewells Point barracks already host over 40 officers. Navy plans land purchase and harbor dredging at a $90,000 cost. A separate Trenton case fines Hazel Cohn, Louis Levin, and Morris Rudner $500 each for conspiring to defraud the city by altering water meters.
Governor Edge convened editors and owners of state newspapers to seek aid in promoting Military Remediation Day. He urged observance by banks and businesses despite AG opinion it is not a legal holiday, citing spirit over technicalities. June 5 to be observed as a legal holiday in New Jersey.
JERSEY items describe rabies cases and Pasteur treatment costs in Woodbury, dog catcher debate, Millville factory demand and wages, Avalon band reform, Woodstown auto run, Vineland strawberry prices, Hammonton hose delivery, Merchantville fire at St Peter's Church, Trenton man dies at hospital, pota to project funding, Barnwood home defense league, Butlen saloon curb comment, Millville deer-warner fined, Hoboken bond purchases, Plainfield train deaths, Woodbury banker suicide, Collingswood school site votes, Cape May Chamber secretary, Court House glassworks, Phillipsburg Red Cross, Pitman rally plan.
A multi state tornado outbreak from Wichita to Illinois and Kentucky leaves 248 dead and 1,207 injured. Mattoon and Charleston suffer the worst damage with hundreds of homes destroyed and dozens missing. Valparaiso and Sayre report severe destruction and numerous casualties.
World notes Li Ching Hsi nephew of Li Hung-chang confirmed Premier of China and allies war entry clears path. Balfour says Britain staked last dollar on democracy. Senate cuts war tax including jewelry gum and movi film tax. Japanese worry over Russia peace and Prussianism in Far East. German fires blamed on possible arson to end the war.
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