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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
6
A miniature electric motor designed for dentists attaches directly to dental chucks, replacing the cumbersome universal shaft. Weighing 5.25 ounces and measuring 1.75 by 1.25 inches, it runs at 15,000 rpm using 12 watts and is powered via a light cord to a lamp socket.
A brief critique notes the claim that the national conscience is growing and challenges proof by the national conscience fund. The remark questions the legitimacy and reach of charitable rhetoric versus actual civic impact.
Reader note from the Baltimore American quoting a cartoon caption in which Jiggs is described as broken down. The snippet conveys the idea of Jiggs being worn out or exhausted rather than renewed.
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with curing his stomach trouble and nervous spells after abandoning coffee and tea. He and his wife switched to Postum two years ago, enjoying improved health and work performance. The ad notes two Postum forms, prices, and claims a disease-free outcome with regular use.
Washington describes severe famine in Mexico based on State Department data. The White House hints that intervention may follow if Mexican leaders fail to comply, with Villa reportedly ready to accept U S terms.
News across the San River front and Galician battles shows Russian advances and Austro German setbacks. Italian and German actions include raids, raids on rail lines, and Italian gains toward Trieste and the Alps. Major ships sunk and air raids reported with heavy casualties on both sides.
Washington reports President Wilson may use force in Mexico to ensure food aid reaches starving women and children. The change follows his signing of a Red Cross appeal for food donations and hints at a possible armed response to convey relief.
London reports Italy's intervention raises world trade tonnage. Lloyd's list shows 36 German vessels totaling 142,776 tons and 21 Austrian vessels totaling 73,895 tons sheltered in Italian ports since August. They will be able to participate in global shipping.
London report says the government filed suit under the defense of the realm act accusing the Times of publishing information useful to the enemy. New York dispatch notes Lapland crew saw Aquitania ashore in the Mersey. Asquith visited British headquarters in France. Washington reports food lines chaos in Mexico with women and children killed. Crookhaven crew saw a submarine before Nebraskan explosion. Bucharest notes Bulgarian minister’s talks hinting at renewed Serbia relations.
British submarine entered the Sea of Marmara and sank three Turkish transports loaded with troops and ammunition. Only twelve men of the hundreds aboard reached shore as severe fighting forced Turkish retreat on the Gallipoli Peninsula in the Dardanelles.
The Reichsanzeiger in Berlin publishes an order to mobilize all final reserve landsturms not yet summoned except Bavaria. Reports from Belgrade claim Serbian forces reorganized to aid Italy. Swiss authorities mobilize 70,000 reserves as trains with German infantry move toward the southern Tyrol. The London Post notes Captain E Noel Edwards dies from gas at Ypres. An American Red Cross party at Chiasso is diverted to Austria. British ships Tullochmen and Glenlee sunk by submarines.
Across New Jersey towns public schools raise salaries and hire leaders while bonds approve bridge work. Firemen fund Fourth of July events. churches and clubs boost community projects. Strawberries ship from Bridgeport. new gyms and church organs fund drives appear.
Western Canada proves prosperous for mixed farming as Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba growers report high yields cattle and wheat success. Prairie settlers praise climate rich soil and steady profits with alfalfa hogs milk and cream income plus large U.S. investments in Canadian agriculture.
A father and son exchange a playful riddle about carrying a mortgage they cannot lift. The elder voices skepticism while the younger asks a humorous question, and the reply hints at humility and restraint through a stray line about sprinkling salt.
An old advertisement touts Allen’s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to sprinkle in shoes or use in a foot-bath. It claims instant relief for tired aching feet and helps prevent swollen feet, with a testimonial praising a stay at expositions made comfortable by the product.
A dialogue ponders being between the devil and the deep blue sea. The speaker suggests the average man will choose poorly, judging that he is not a good swimmer.
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy from Marine Eye Home Co Chicago promising relief for red weak watery eyes and eye discomfort. The notice emphasizes consumer guidance and reassurance amid general health advice.
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