Annual Cranbury School Report for March 1917 Meeting
The report to Cranbury Township's annual meeting on March 20 1917 lists appropriations for current expenses repairing school houses and annual training. It records board members led by President Symmes H Perrine and Vice President George B Mershon, plus new teachers Sara S Perrine Bertha Applegate Sue H Kerr and medical inspector Dr B S Van Dyke. Transportation contracts cover Hightstown Cranbury Neck and other areas. Receipts show state funds railroad tax township taxes and bond interest with a final balance of 9 109 36. Violent language and backward pupils items appear in separate clippings.
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Cranbury Township
Jast
Board of Education
Symmes H. Perrine
George B. Mershon
Howard J. Butcher
John D. Chamberlin
Richard
South Brunswick
Public Service Electric Co
Plainsboro Community Notes on Relocations and Events
Misa Hazel Mather visited relatives in Princeton while Mr and Mrs Isaac Barlow Sr hosted guests from New York. Multiple moving changes mark spring on Walker Gordon Farms with Campbell moving to Pennington and others relocating between Aqueduct, Mereson and Monmouth Junction. Church events include Grange lecture by Dr Eli Carr and an illustrated talk on Child Life of the World. The Ladies Missionary Society plans an April meeting with Miss Lusan P Miller and a penny campaign to fund parsonage debt, ending with a December supper and bazaar.
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Walker-Gordon
Mr. Campbell
Pennington
Roy Grover
Dufeh Neck
Wom
Saylor
Aqueduct
Mersnon
Wm. Thompson
Aqueduct Farm
Wm. Stryker
Monmouth Junction
Mr. Thompson
Mr. and
Emel Falk
Walker-Gordon Milla
Ladies Missionary Society
Lusan P. Miller
Princeton
South America
Burpard
Sign of Good Digestion And Sponge Growth Fragments
The text notes cheerful elderly women indicating good digestion and promotes Chamberlain Tablets for digestion and bowel movement. It also describes sponge growth where transplanted fragments mature over months, becoming spherical and expanding in value over four to five years after an initial wound healing period.
Rank Foolishness About Colds and Remedies
The author argues that colds rise in cold damp weather and asserts the microbe thrives in such conditions. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, noting long use and broad approval. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Conservation Truths On Work, Industry And Patriotism
A concise industrial message argues for diligence over agitation, citing labor capital and management as three forces. It warns against traitors to employers and stresses safety, patriotism, teamwork, and the need for effective leadership to ensure profits and avoid failures among U S corporations.
Where Do You Stand Glasses of Mankind
A Nebulous four class theory divides people into four groups from underperformers to those who inspire others. The fourth class are the best in industry, elevating output by spreading zeal without slave driving, as per Industrial Conservation, New York.
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Industriel Conservation
N.Y
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Trenton
N. J
Trenton, N. J
Horace Mann
Mgr
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Annual School Report
Al’s
BH J Butcher
Purous
New York Telegram
Detroit
Plainsboro
Misa Hazel Mather
Isaac Barlow Sr
Wright
New York
Mexico
George McNamee
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Monmouth County
Albert McNames
H. W. Jeffers
Government
Beltsville
Washington, D. C
Messrs. Woodward and Hale
Walker-Gordon Farms
Eli Carr
Grange
Ladies Aid Society
Jacob Hults
Conservation
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Steinhard
New Jersey
Paris
J. J. Lattemann & Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
First National Bank
Ford
J. Ernest Laird
Cgarace
Cranbury, New Jersey
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