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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
4
A rhetorical piece argues life tests are action not habit. It compares risking beyond comfort to the one talent parable, noting money and effort multiply when risked. It cites "startling revelations" as people shift from routine to enterprise, turning a single talent into two.
Margaret Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the President, lauds community choruses as a powerful unifier for America during wartime. She says mass singing mobilizes resources, fosters national unity, and helps the nation act swiftly with a common purpose.
Despondency and nervousness in women are linked to constipation and easily corrected by a dose of Chamberlains Tablets. The pills are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Two hundred seasoned American Red Cross ambulance men travel from Paris to Milan and into the Italian war zone to aid General Diaz's army. They face a hard trek via the Riviera and Alps, winning cheers and a bronze welcome from Italy as they join the frontline effort against Austria-Hungary.
A Rome cablegram from Robert Perkins says air raids by Austrian aviators struck a hospital near Castel France close to the Italian one. The American Red Cross will send material to repair and keep the hospital operating, including an X ray outfit sterilizing gear surgical instruments and twenty five beds.
Cardinal Gibbons calls teachers and pupils in parish schools to join the American Red Cross Junior Department. The campaign, begun on Lincoln’s birthday and ending on Washington’s birthday, aims to enroll every school and every pupil as junior members to support the nation and learn selfless service.
By order of the Middlesex County Orphans Court on March 1 1918 the administratrix of Thomas H Hoffman deceased will sell at public vendue on April 10 1918 at two pm the lands in Monroe township Middlesex County described as eighty two acres and eighty four hundredths of an acre with certain reserved strips. The sale is to pay estate debts and fees total pro fees 29.24 dollars.
Subscriber and sole surviving executor of Isaac M. Cubberly deceased announces intention to exhibit the final account to the Middlesex County Orphans Court. Hearing scheduled Friday March 29 1918 at 10 A M for settlement and clearance, first audited and stated by the Surrogate. Dated February 27 1918. B Wrenory Van NgsT sole surviving executor.
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