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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

7

Middlesex Exemption Boards Confirmed for Four Districts

Washington confirms four Middlesex county exemption boards to assess Tuesday register claims for military duty. Districts cover New Brunswick South River Madison Sayreville and Roosevelt Metuchen with named local officials and doctors serving as medical officers.

Trenton Washington Middlesex County Perth Amboy Middlesex New Brunswick Edward F. Farrington Eugene J. McLaughlin E. Irving Crook South River South Brunswick North Brunswick Highland Park Dunellen Piscataway Township Middlesex Borough Milltown Edward F. Houghton B. M. Gannon Edgar Carrol Madison South Amboy Sayreville Monroe Jamesburg Cranbury East Brunswick Spottswood Helmetta Chas. M. Fisher Richard Mack Ira Crandall Old Bridge Roosevelt Woodbridge Metuchen Raritan

Indian missionary credits remedy for bowel complaints in India

In a Des Moines church talk a visiting Indian missionary recalled falling ill in the interior. He carried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believes it saved his life. The speaker says the remedy is used in India as a preventive and cure for cholera and can help milder bowel issues here. Obtainable everywhere.

Des Moines India Chamberlain

Chautauqua 1918 Contract Signed at Hightstown

At the close of the Chautauqua program in Hightstown on Tuesday evening the 1918 contract was signed. Practically all tickets were pledged with a few remaining unsold. Unsold tickets must be pledged or bought by December 1, 1917, or be withdrawn. Patrons should secure tickets early due to limited supply.

Hightstown

His Little Joke Transcript Adapted Sketch

A brief dialogue excerpt shows a character explaining time between Boston and New York and another noting Yale. The exchange pivots on the joke that the space between cities is a study location, reflecting a humorous framing rather than a full narrative.

Boston New York Yale Boson Transcript

Forethought saves big expenses with a trusted remedy

E. W. Archer of Caldwell Ohio shares how his family uses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always takes it on extended visits. The product is obtainable everywhere.

E. W. Archer Caldwell Ohio Chamberlain

Forbidden Fruit: A Guardian's Hidden Plan

A youth inherits ten thousand dollars at twenty two and falls for his uncle’s ward Edith Sterling. The guardian arranged their marriage to control wealth, but the lovers wed secretly. The twist: the guardian staged a wedding feast and revealed he planned their match all along.

John Brough Edith Sterling Edith

Local Notables and a Ford Milestone Sightings

Milton H Robbins, a Princeton junior, has joined the U S Mosquito Fleet and is stationed in South Brooklyn. Mary Applegate finishes junior year at Vassar and stays home for summer. Edith Stanton visits her parents Dr and Mrs Stanton. Dr Applegate and family visit with Mrs Applegate’s parents. Russell Davison and John Lanning build two houses on Monmouth Street. A 1911 Ford owned by T B Orr of Bakersfield California has logged over 250000 miles in under six years with minimal repairs and a 2160 mile California trip in eleven days. repair bills average about ten dollars per year.

William Robbins Monmouth Street Princeton University U. S Brooklyn Mary-Applegate Vassar College T. B. Orr Bakersfield California Orr Samuel Ford South Street A. W. Ford New York City Joseph Field Orange Mr. Field Thomas Field

Cranbury Plant Opens for National Musical String Co

National Musical String Company expands to Cranbury, opening a sixty by two and a half story factory to handle booming orders. The Cranbury site aims to relieve the New Brunswick plant, with plans for expansion as labor and equipment arrive and demand remains strong.

National Musical String Company New Brunswick Cranbury

Public testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets in Dion New York

Mia E Riley of Dion New York states after six months of use that Chamberlain's Tablets relieve indigestion and have given her notable relief. The ad notes these tablets are obtainable everywhere.

Mia E. Riley Dion N. Y

Illicit Liquor Sales to Soldiers Warned

It shall be unlawful to sell intoxicating liquor to any officer or member of the military forces in uniform. Any person corporation or association violating the section is guilty of a misdemeanor and faces a fine up to 1000 dollars or imprisonment up to twelve months or both.

Dayton Graduates Praise Eighth Grade Program and Civic Meeting

Nearly 100 people attended Dayton Public School for the eighth grade graduation program featuring songs and a diploma presentation led by Supervising Principal F L Evans. The Dayton camp P C S A set for June 28 with new by laws, initiations, and speeches. A quiet double wedding followed with Florence Clara Baker and Charles Wilbur Christ marrying June 12 and using Rev James B Clark officiating.

the _ Dayton Public School the Flowers F. L. Evans Harry Hunkler Florence Clara Willard Wesley McDowell Willard McDowell James B. Clark Florence Clara Baker John Baker Fresh Ponds Charles Wilbur Christ Milltown Dayton Presbyterian Church

Tried and Found Wanting in a Cautionary Tale

A gloomy man laments his long run of bad luck and is advised to quit thinking of his woes and focus on others. Three months later, he reports no improvement, still awake at night but now thinking about other people's troubles.

Cleveland Cleveland Plain Dealer

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Cretonne Palm Beach East State St Trenton, N. J New Jersey M. A. Blake New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station Strinkard Ashury Park Milton H. Robbins Mr. and Edith Stanton Mrs. W. 4. Stanton Dr. Applegate Russell Davison John Lanning Musical String Company Martin Blackwell Philadelphia Fred Blackwell Charles Chamberlain R. W. Swetland Raymond Ely John Peppler B. Frank Mount Lester Sherman Clarksburg Addison Mount Macsinic Wn. Petty Scotts Corner John D. Perrine David Gordone Asher Applegate Manalapan Walter McDougall Milton Craig Elvin Kirby Allentown Mary McDougall Wilton Lanning George Peppler Jacob Heidinger Union Valley William B. York Helen Pennington Pye Puck Frank Wanser Weights and Measures Wanser Dayton Washington Camp No. 182
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