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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
2
A long, fragmented column surveys Roosevelt Cleveland and Wilson era politics with digressions on Havana society, Panama Canal, Chicago mayors, strikes, and public sentiment. It references Hearst Bryan Gorman and Morgan and notes a voluntary abstinence trend among Baltimore bartenders and the St Louis fair platform.
The Crop Reporter notes New Jersey as a top eastern corn producer. It shows New Jersey produced 10,100,565 bushels of corn in 1902 and led cereal output along the Atlantic coast, with wheat at 1,696,004 bushels and total cereals at 2,184,834 bushels.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a three day personally conducted tour to Washington leaving April 6 with round trip from New York $14.50 from Trenton $18.00 and Philadelphia $11.50 plus two days at select hotels and a side trip to Mount Vernon. Tickets are valid ten days and agents in New York Brooklyn Newark and Philadelphia handle itineraries. DeWitts Little Early Risers advertise in the same notice.
Washington gossip ties Mrs. Hobart to Senator Frye of Maine and hints at a possible marriage as she accompanies Senator Alger and Ma Alger in a private car to the Pacific in May. Separately a grateful Ohio mother praises De Kings New Discovery for a cured cough and pneumonia in her child.
For the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles May 21 to June 2, three personally conducted tours to Los Angeles and the Pacific Coast depart New York and Philadelphia May 12 and 13. Tour options include 24 days at 194.50 from New York, 132.75 from Philadelphia. 43 days including Yellowstone Park at 253 from New York, 251.25 from Philadelphia. 30 days including Grand Canyon of Arizona at 159 from New York, 156.75 from Philadelphia. Special Pullmans, tourist agent, chaperon, baggage master, and stenographer provided. For full details contact 268 Fifth Avenue New York or Geo. W. Boyd Philadelphia Broad Street Station.
Mrs Gertrude E Fenner of Marion Indiana suffered a severe lung pneumonia and cough that weakened her to 92 pounds. After using One Minute Cough Cure she recovered fully, with the cough gone lungs strengthened and weight restored to normal.
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of New Jersey towns and cities like New York Newark South Amboy Jamesburg Cranbury Bordentown Trenton Burlington Camden Philadelphia with garbled punctuation. It resembles a transit or travel route listing or regional map caption without coherent sentence structure.
Fragmented text lists many place names such as Wrightstown Lewistown Pemberdance Birmingham Philadelpliss and others. It reads like a garbled regional index or map key with scattered city names and towns.
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