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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
4
The American Economist cautions Protectionists to avoid over confidence and fight hard from start to finish. It stresses persistent action as essential, noting the Free Trade foe benefits from patronage and power and that victory requires skill, power, and constant effort.
The Protectionist argues that postwar Britain England France and Germany will flood America with cheap goods. It claims Democratic tariff policy failed and calls for protective tariffs and anti dumping rules. It urges national unity in industrial defense for safety and prosperity.
An essay from Youth's Companion argues that fashion and clothes fail to indicate class. Speech, with a refined voice and careful inflections, reveals true social standing and costs nothing to acquire with patience and practice.
Aphorism about how small minds are affected by small things while great minds remain unmoved attributed to La Réchefoucald. The wording conveys resilience of great intellect against minor offenses.
Mrs. Wynkoop schemes to pair her son Robert with nurse Miss Tweed warning him that nurses can win a patient’s heart during convalescence. After a staged romance and a promise to release, Robert falls for Miss Tweed. They marry after navigating medical, moral, and family pressures and the nurse proves practical, patient, and steadfast.
A public vendue will be held June 28 1916 at two PM at the Middlesex Sheriff Office New Brunswick to sell the mortgaged premises in Cranbury Township Middlesex County New Jersey. The tract contains about 37 acres with railroad reservation and taxes due approx 123.20 dollars. Edward F Houghton Sheriff Wicof f Lanning solicitors.
In the Middlesex County Orphans Court on May 12 1916 Judge Peter F Daly orders all interested parties to appear July 7 1916 at New Brunswick NJ to show cause why portions of Henry J Schnell s lands should not be sold to satisfy debts. Assignee Remsen Cowenhoven reports insufficient personal estate to pay creditors. Printer s fee $1320.
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