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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

4

Oil Tank Explosion Hurts Two Men At Jamesburg Yard

Julius Linke and William Gross, railroad workers, were injured in a crude oil tank blast at Jamesburg yard Friday night. They were inspecting a car when a lantern sparked the explosion. both suffered facial and limb burns but no fire damage to nearby property. Linke had prior work with the Pennsylvania Railroad in South Amboy.

Julius Links Pennsylvania Railroad Company William Gross H. D. Zandt Linke Gross Zandt Jamesburg South Amboy

Peaceful resolution ends Hightstown school war

In Hightstown on June 25 voters approved the Cottrell tract for the new high school location and backed a bond issue of 8 000 a land purchase of 4 000 and 3 000 for incidentals. The eleventh election on the issue passed 180 to 42 with women participating as about one third of ballots. The Cottrell plot lies just outside borough limits between Princeton and Dutch Neck roads. A will for Mary A. Cox of South Brunswick detailed multiple bequests to family and church groups dated October 15, 1907 with executors Alex S. Cole and Thomas M. Dickey.

Hightstown Cottrell Tract Cottrell Princeton Dutch Neck Roads Mary A. Cox South Brunswick Sheriff Cox Clayton William M. Cox Frederick Maggie Jennie Cox Ethel May Dickey Mable R. Cox Mary C. Applegate Mite Society the Cranbury M. E. Church Mark E. van Kirk Charles R. Cox Lillie Cox Margaret E. Dickey William Cox James A. Cox Wm. M. Cox Alex. S. Cole Thomas M. Dickey John B. Perrine Spencer Perrine

Man Breaks Two Ribs After Severe Cough in Wisconsin

In Neenah Wisconsin a man suffered agonizing chest pain after a violent coughing spell and was found to have two broken ribs. The column promotes Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it eases coughs and heals lungs and includes a testimonial from Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri and details on free trial bottles available at N F Clayton’s.

Neenah Wis N. F. Clayton’s

Fireproof Paints Use Ammonium Salt and Lead Oil Medium

The article explains a fireproof paint method using an ammonium salt to release ammonia when heated, creating a noncombustive atmosphere. It notes solubility limits and cites success with insoluble ammonium magnesium phosphate mixed with a linoleate of lead in turpentine oil as the medium.

Healing Salve Promises Quick Relief for Burns and Wounds

The advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals burns, cuts, bruises, bullet wounds, explosions, boils, ulcers, eczema, sore lips, and piles. It asserts widespread benefit and prices the product at 25 cents at N. F. Clayton's.

Bucklen N. F. Clayton's

Ossian Ballet Steals Spotlight From Duke d Enghien Death

In Paris Bonaparte ordered a lavish ballet Ossian or the Bards at the opera to divert attention after the Duke d Enghien was executed. The grandeur of the performance reportedly saved him from a broader revolution as public focus shifted to the stage spectacle.

Bonaparte o’Enghein Paris John Sinclair Ossian Duke d'Enghein

Monday Sermon Edition boosts gospel reach worldwide

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle proposes the Monday Sermon Edition to extend gospel study beyond the pulpit. It urges clergymen and religious workers to subscribe, notes convenience for invalids, and offers liberal commissions to recruiters with a remit of $1 per year.

Brooklyn Daily Eagle America Brooklyn New York

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