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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
8
Elmer confronts his neighbor Watson after catching him abusing his wife Emmeline. A forest fire erupts as Emmeline and Elmer flee, Watson dies in the blaze. Elmer rescues Emmeline and vows a new life together away from the tragedy.
St Peter questions a golf loving applicant for a harp and halo in a short humorous exchange. The dialogue hints at judgment of merit and language fluency as the applicant defends past performance.
Article argues tariffs fail to protect American farm workers, citing beet sugar industry as example. It details extensive use of foreign child labor in Colorado and Michigan beet fields, with Russian, Mexican, Japanese, Hungarian, and Polish workers, and notes negative effects on health and schooling.
Chancellor Walker signs final decree in Trenton dissolving marriage of Mrs Harriet M Ely of Trenton and Leonidas Ely of Hightstown on desertion grounds. Married August 9 1902 at Jamesburg. Desertion dated May 9 1911.
The Middlesex County Board of Agriculture will hold its regular spring quarterly meeting on Saturday afternoon March 11 at 1 30 P M in the courthouse at New Brunswick. Professor Agee State Secretary of Agriculture will be the principal speaker.
The Hightstown Hardware Company installed a wireless phone in the store and posts daily weather and market news in the windows. Soon they will add a large amplifier so patrons can enjoy broadcasts from multiple stations.
A certificate of incorporation was filed today with the county clerk by Lock Bolt Manufacturing Company of Monmouth Junction New Brunswick. The firm is capitalized at 100000 dollars and lists John B. Rowland Myron W. Weaver and Charles W. Weeks as incorporators. They plan to manufacture lock bolts nuts washers and similar articles.
The New Jersey assembly voted 33 to 24 to ratify the eighteenth amendment after strong opposition from Democrats and ten Republicans. Senator Emmer Roberts of Burlington County led a pro ratification resolution. New Jersey becomes the forty sixth state to adopt prohibition.
Mrs Lizzie Schanck and Mrs Martha McDowell visited the Bennett family in Rabbinaville on Thursday. Bordentown visitors Mrs Frank Wolfe and Mr Holmes Pellett with daughter Alda spent Thursday with the Peter Ives in Trenton. William McDowell visits his sister in Plainfield for two weeks. Mrs Edward Caine stayed with her sister in Bordentown. Allen Hyers and family moved into a house bought from James Laird. Eastern Star dance slated March 31 at Peddie Gymnasium from 8 to 12 with Stillwell's Orchestra. Esther Schenck headed to Florida for several months. Emma Mount of Bergen Mills and Clara Gertzel visited Mrs Geo Peppler. Marion Applegate visited sister Bertha Applegate in New Brunswick.
The advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aids nature to relieve coughs and colds. It states the medicine soothes the lungs opens secretions and helps expel mucus to restore health, with thousands testifying to its benefits.
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