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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
4
In a Burleson installment Adele 8 presents Robert Cowles a widowed scientist engaged to a young woman. An old college friend claims Cowles’ wife survived a steamer wreck and was held by Mexican Indians. A photo leads Cowles to question identity and duty as he weighs truth against love.
The piece declares democracy will persist despite demands for an ante statu quo peace. It condemns Prussia and Junkerdom, questions peace terms after WWI, and condemns attacks on Belgium and France while defending democracy and justice against German aggression.
Despondency in women linked to constipation is often relieved by an occasional dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. The tablets are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
A 1918 letter from Mrs. Marcus Farr of Princeton describes Lt Marcus Farr’s balloon flight near the front, his 1300 foot ascent and view of distant towns, and a later dramatic attack by German Albatross planes that destroyed their balloon. The letter also notes son Vernon Farr’s discharge from service and local community notices reflect wartime hardships and social events.
J L Easley of Macon cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a longtime favorite for colds on the lungs. He says he and his sister have used it for fifteen years and it always relieves promptly.
An old advertisement explains bilious attack symptoms including constipation and indigestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, and restore health, noting a cost of a quarter.
Congressional delegate Prince Kalanianaole of Hawaii is described as popular in Congress and seen as closely aligned with American norms. He is noted for royal lineage and draws a congressman's pay while managing duties including government seeds pensions and bulletins for Hawaiian constituents.
A Baltimore Sun poem celebrates morning as a burst of light and joy. It imagines brave hearts and music guiding the day, praising sunrise as a path of beauty and laughter for courage and cheer.
The article recalls an electrically controlled high speed boat announced off Flanders and notes a prior 1914 Gloucester Bay test. Invented by John Hays Hammond, the torpedo was steered by wireless from shore and carried a high explosive charge, similar to the Brennan torpedo used in British defenses.
The article describes phosphorescent light seen near Florida quays caused by great herons. It notes the Andrea Hero dias with a large yellow powder on its breast used to attract smaller fishes. Birds stand still in water and fly away flashing lights as a lure.
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