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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1912

Page

7

Jesus Heals in Peter's House and Calls for Service

In Mark 1:29 45 the gospel’s emphasis on straightway shows Jesus healing Simon Peter's mother in law and crowds at eve. The lesson follows that faith is shown by works and mothers in law model love. Jesus withdraws for morning prayer before resuming healing and preaching, stressing that the soul's salvation outweighs bodily healing and urging medical missions.

Mark Jesus Peter Simon Peter Bethany James God Christ Capernaum

Fire and Lootings Across Tientsin Prompt Alarm

Tientsin was set on fire in fourteen places and looted by mutinous Chinese troops. No end to the British coal strike is reported, with Premier Asquith expected to make an important communication soon. Dock workers at Bristol halt handling of foreign coal. Alaska reports a new placer gold district in Aniak. Italian troops drive Turks and Arabs from slopes near Tripoli. James G. Collins to be reinstated after decades of legal battles. New York Board of Education chief unaware of a $1,000,000 pension fund depletion timeline.

Tientsin Asquith Bristol England Alaska Aniak Tripoli James G. Collins Bureau of Highways New York John ¥. Ahearn Justice Bischoff Winthrop Board of Education Wolfe

Milk Wholesale Price In New York Markets

The market report lists milk at 46 cents per quart in the 26E zone or 191 dollars per 40 quart can delivered in New York.

New York

Common Form Of Cruelty Reported In Domestic Row

In a dated exchange, Bessie testifies her husband pinched him severely when she asked for money. Bert counters that he is not the only man who has faced such pinching for cash, arguing the claim as common.

Bessie Bert

Tears over Inheritance at Tooke Trial Angers Eldon

At Horne Tooke's trial Lord Eldon spoke of his own reputation and vowed to leave his children an unimpaired inheritance. Tears flowed as Mitford, the attorney general, sobbed, provoking astonishment. Tooke quipped that Mitford cried for the small inheritance Eldon's children would receive.

Horne Tooke Lord Eldon Mitford Eldon

Senator Bankhead Cites Flawed Report Of Webster Remark

The Senator derides a poorly reported speech and parodies old quips about Daniel Webster's last words. He recalls Hiram Earwig and Skeeter Deach in a humorous exchange, noting the misquote and the line I still live as a misattributed, dying quip.

Bankhead Hiram Earwig Daniel Webster Webster Hiram Harwig Skeeter Deach Dan Webster Daltimore Sun

Remarkable Piano Student Praised for Keyboard Errors

A conversation lauds a young Pounders for a piano performance noting his striking use of wrong keys. One speaker calls him a remarkable performer and questions how this could be so, highlighting rapid miskeys as a defining trait.

Young Pounders

Baltimore matron's son suffers bump from toy accident

A Baltimore mother returns home to find her young son Bobby with a large bump on his forehead. A new nurse explains he was playing on a planner when he slid too far, causing the injury.

Baltimore Bobby

Henson recalls alma mater in puzzling remark

Henson says he could never forget his alma mater and sparks wonder what he meant. Weapeck replies his mother-in-law, perhaps, or a joking interpretation.

Alarmist Jibwock Reveals a Fiery Persona

An alarmist observes Jibwock as a disquieting figure born to shout Fire. The speaker notes each man has a future, but past baggage can hinder progress, framing Jibwock as a provocative symbol of urgency and fear.

Road to Arcady Verses in Waste Magazine Ad

Fragmented promotional text touts Road to Arcady verses and a various product list. Mentions WOOD WASTE MAGAZINE and an office in West Virginia. Includes Milton quote and Health product blurbs for Pazo Ointment and Garfield Tea.

Great Northern Ry Cuts West Fares for Colonists

Great Northern Railway announces a special one way Colonist fare from Chicago to the Northwest at 33.00 dollars effective March 1 through April 15, with daily trains from St Paul Minneapolis Chicago and Kansas City. Tickets valid to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon British Columbia with through routes from many eastern towns. For details request Colonist Folder from W M Lowrie New York agent.

Great Northern Railway Chicago Great Northwest Golden Great Northern States St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Duluth Superior Montana Idaho Washington Oregon British Columbia Helena Butte Great Falls Havre Kalispell

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