Printype Oliver Typewriter Introduces 17 Cents a Day Plan
The Oliver Typewriter announces Printype with shaded letters and low 17-Cents-a-Day payments. It claims superior readability, reduced eye strain, and that over 75 percent of output uses Printype with a projection toward 90 percent. Corporations are targeted, inviting specimens and letters to promote the new type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Typewriter
Book - Type, Inc
Oliver
Printype
Salee Department
New Jersey Farmers to Show at Great Land Exposition
The New Jersey Exposition Commission plans a major exhibit at the Second American Land and Irrigation Exposition in New York City's 71st Regiment Armory from November 15 to December 2, 1912. It urges societies and individuals in agriculture to reserve space, select top produce, and contact Secretary Elmer Bradshaw in Trenton. Also advertises Chamberlains Tablets for gentle bowel movement, sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
71St Regiment Armory
New York City
New Jersey
New York
Commission
Elmer Bradshaw
State House
Trenton
N. J
Child shot in abdomen after loading mishap near Hightstown
Samuel Gordon Jr a 38 year old father noted was playing with a loaded revolver when it discharged injuring him in the abdomen. Dr Van Dyke Cranbury treated and the boy was taken to St Francis Hospital Trepton for potential bullet extraction. Cranbury beat Hightstown 6 to 5 on Cranbury grounds with key hits from Cole and King and pitching by Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gordon, Jr
Samuel Gordon
Hightstown
van Dyke
Cranbury
St. Francis Hospital
Trepton
Cole
King
Thorne
Flower Mission Day Observed by W C T U Members
The W C T U observed Flower Mission Day at Mrs. Lewis Appleger's home. The article recalls Jennie Casseday’s role in initiating the Flower Mission in 1882 and her tenure as national superintendent until 1893. It notes Frances Willard’s influence and that each bouquet carries a Scripture text, with sixteen bouquets sent yesterday.
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Lewis Appleger
Jennie Casseday
Flower Mission Department
Frances Williard
Louisville
Miss Casseday
Electric Bitters Sold as a Woman’s Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weak or ailing women. It claims improved health and vigor through better digestion, back pain relief, headaches, and dizziness, highlighting a rosy complexion and lively steps. Available for 50 cents at N. F. Clayton's.
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N. F. Clayton's
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Ribsam
East Front Street
Robbins
Eureka
Aspinwall
Maine
Martin C. Ribsam
Front Street
Charles C. Groves
Frank A. Bro
Inado
Liverpool & London & G Commercial Union
Niagara Ins. Co
Caledonian
Queen Ins. Co
Camden
Ompanies
Standard, North British &Mer- Glens Fails
Mercer Co. Mutual
F. A. Brown
South Cranbury, N. J
P. O. Box
pe__OLIVER Typewriter
Typewriter Company
Broadway
N. Y
Middlesex Creamery
Cream
Middlesex
Cranbury, N. J
The
State Exposition Commission
Chamberlain
W. C. T. U. Doings
Cleanser
Hildebrecht
McChesney
Trenton & New Brunswick
Blaine Davison
Cranbury, New Jersey
Arthur L. Burroughs
Cranbury, WN
U. S
Sten
Plato
Reculpriz Nando
Chicago
China
Ee Gery Ween
Weship
O.D
C. Mead Cycle Company
Ill
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