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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

4

Woman Karachi Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound Endorsed by Denver Reader

A Denver woman Mrs A Gregory credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of female troubles including backache bearing-down pains and periodic discomfort. The ad cites thirty years of use and invites sick women to write Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts for advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham A. Gregory Lawrence St Denver Col Ham Lydia E.“Pinkham Lydia E Pinkhawn Lydia EB. Pinkham

Milking by Machinery at Manhattan Dairy College

The dairy department at the agricultural college in Manhattan Kansas uses a milking machine driven by gasoline to milk cows despite kicking and thrashing. The apparatus is described as odd looking yet effective, signaling a shift away from traditional milking by hand and hinting at the end of the milk maid era.

Dairy Department The Agricultural ‘College Ft” Manhattan Kan Vienna Josephine Troy Bute

Gwandu Streets Feature Ivory Like Pavement Stones

In Gwandu the approaching gates wear pale pavements described as ivory and white as teeth. The text notes long use has polished them and that when repairs are needed the Paving Board removes its own enemies and neighbors to fix the streets.

Gwandu

Hyacinth Scent Tied to Rare Heart Failure Case

A healthy young girl in Bromley Kent fainted after hours in a room with hyacinths. Doctors attribute the incident to the flower’s perfume affecting heart nerves in a poorly ventilated room. Experts warn heavily scented flowers can depress heart action and cause fainting in weak or nervous individuals.

Bromley Kent St Louis Globe-Democrat

Creaking Doors Repaired by Soap in 19th Century Advice

A brief tip notes that rubbing edges of closet doors and bureau drawers with soap can stop creaks. The article cites U.S. nursing education data showing 974 training schools, 21 052 pupils and 6490 graduates last year, contrasting with 1880 when only 15 schools existed with 323 pupils.

United States

Change in Food Works Wonders in Hagelth

A testimonial promotes Grape-Nuts as a dyspepsia cure with claims of digestion aid and nervous system benefits. The letter asserts daily use, family acceptance, and readiness for instant serving, urging readers to consider the product and read The Road to Wellville.

Wellville

Ceylon Pearl Fisheries Esteemed Ancient Trade

Colombe reports Cyneul E A Creevey valuing Ceylon Pearl Fisheries as the world’s oldest continuous operation. From sixth century BCE records to 1906 leases, the system faced cycles of good and barren years, with scientific study advancing under Royal Society volumes and a 20 year lease to the Ceylon Company of Pearl, Fishers Limited.

Colombe Cyneul E. A. Creevey Ceylon Vijaya Madurg Lee England Royal Society Netherlands Ceylon Company of Pearl, Fishers, Limited India Colombo Mple Herbert White United States

Quint and Curious Tangles From a Humorous Clip

A playful jumble of odd facts and anecdotes features a Bucyrus birth, an Ontario magistrate grandpa, an elephant's strength, Kamchatka mushrooms, a German court ruling on American dentists, a cadet at West Point, Mexican marriage customs, gems like the Vienna opal, and a tale of a shy suitor Dusky Sam.

Peroxide Blonde Oddities Prompt Diet Talk in Mexico

In a quirky exchange, a doctor warns of poor digestion and advises a diet while Mrs Nurjtch asks about the season's fashionable moult color. The item mentions Ponch Bowl, Mexico and a brewery with annual recounts of 69000 dollars.

Mexico

Bank Looting Tops $1,250,000 In Allegheny Case

William Montgomery, cashier of the Allegheny National Bank, admitted part of the thefts after his bondsman George Tener posted bail. The defalcation is reported at about $1,260,000 with about $300,000 already recovered. United States officials and bank officers expect further arrests as Montgomery breaks down under interrogation. Rich ard E. Quay, son of a former senator, and other bondsmen stood with the case.

Pittsburg William Montgomery Allegheny National Bank George FB. Tener William L. Folds Montgomery Tener Yanlee Examiner Folds United States Folds Dickey Soerful

Hughes Man Wins in Orleans Niagara District Senate Race

William C. Wallace Hughes, Republican, defeated Democrat Henry A McMahon by a 248 plurality in the Orleans Niagara District for state senator. Hughes polled 7601 votes to McMahon's 7352 amid opposition to race track gambling and voter turnout issues.ox

Niagara Falls William C. Wallace Hughes Orleans-Niagara Henry A McMahon Hughes Wallace McMahon Franchot Fiuhrer Niagara County Orleans Niagara _Falls Ni Rara

Tornado Kills Twelve Across OmahaArea in Nebraska

A tornado swept from Omaha through northern Sarpy County hitting Louisville Bellevue and Ritchfield. It killed twelve people and injured about twenty. Bellevue College buildings suffered about 50000 in damages with several injuries though no fatalities. Park Hall lost its tower. Lowry Hall and Rankin Hall were unroofed as students fled to basements.

Omaha Neb Sarpy County Louisville Bellevue Ritchfield Nebraska Park Hall College Lowry Hall Rankin Hall

Congressman's Indictment for Shooting Angers Public

Grand Jury in Washington indicts Representative James Thomas Heflin of Alabama for assault on Lewis Lundy and Thomas McCreary. Indictment details imply formal charges and possible trial proceedings against the congressman.

Washington, D. C James Thomas Heflin Alabama Lewis Lundy Thomas McCreary

Roosevelt Drops Bid On Anti Inunction Bill In Congress

After a lengthy conference President Roosevelt will take no further action this session to pass the Anti-Injunction bill or to consider Hepburn's amendment to the Sherman Anti-Trust law. Representative Townsend, guiding the White House program in the House, announced the halt.

Roosevelt Washington D. C Townsend House White House House of Hepburn

Agricultural Appropriation Passes Senate for Forest Roads

The Senate approved the Agricultural Appropriation bill totaling $12,142,148. It provides $1,000,000 for roads and permanent improvements in national forests, up from $500,000 in the House proposal, with the rest allocated to other forestry needs as specified by the Chief Forester.

Washington, D. C Senate House of Representatives

Wright Machine Flies Two Long Flights Record Speeds

Wright brothers achieve two extended flights near Kill Devil Hills. Distances reach 27.16 miles at 46.774 mph and 21.14 miles at 42.281 mph, marking notable early aviation speed records.

Matteo N. C Khl Devil Wright Brothers Kill Devil

Arkansas calls extra session of legislature

Acting Governor Allen H. Hamiter issued a proclamation during Governor Piilldall's absence in Washington calling an extra session of the Arkansas General Assembly to address pending state matters.

Allen H. Hamiter Acta Arkansas Washington Piidall

Dairy and Produce Prices From Western Creamery Market

A historic dairy and produce price list shows offerings from Western Creamery and others with varied quality grades. Items include milk exchange prices, cheese grades, butter, eggs, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and livestock, with per unit and per crate quotes for standard and choice grades.

Torney Fancy Pruita ReRney Apulea Baldwin Parker Ann Straw Choice ORAIN Cartia Teover Culver Rosa Sheen

Harahan Predicts Bountiful Harvest To Restore Trade

James T. Harahan, president of the Illinois Central, says business cooled since October 1907 but a bountiful crop should lift activity. He notes coal mine suspensions hurt demand and cites improving crop prospects, bankability for railroads, and steadier markets in canning and cereals amid mixed prices and export demand.

New York City Ilinois Central Jameel T. Harahan Ohio Indiana Iinois Kentucky

Murder at Black Lake Cabin Ends Two Lives

Royal Dunning was arrested near his Black Lake home after a double murder in Ogdensburg New York. Jerry Apple and Albert Crowder were killed by buckshot during a card game as Mrs Dunning fled through the woods. Witness Ben Harder saw the first shot. authorities say others may be implicated.

Ogdensburg N. Y Royal Dunning Black”'Lake St. Lawrence County Jerry Apple Albert Crowder Watertown Dunning Apple Mrac Albert Crowder Dudding Antaide Ben Harder

Million and a Half Fire Destroys Atlanta Block

A $1.5 million blaze in Atlanta leveled two business blocks due to low water pressure. It began at Schlessin Ber Meyer Baking Co and spread to the Terminal Hotel with 200 guests escaping. Explosions followed as the Liquid Carbonic Co site burned, destroying multiple nearby firms.

Atlanta Schlessin- Ber-Meyer Baking Company Madison and Nelson Terminal Madison Nelson Street Liquid Carbonic Company Childs Heel Stetson B Southern Suspender Company Southern Handkerchief Manufacturing Company Georgia Vehicle Company Piedmont Hat Company McClure Ten Cent

Admiral Evans Quits Fleet After Long Service

Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans relinquished command of the Atlantic Fleet to Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas in San Francisco. Evans spoke briefly at the St Francis Motel banquet and rested in his hotel room the next day. His Connecticut flag was hauled down with thirteen-gun salute as Thomas’s flag rose on the Minnesota.

San Franciso Cal Robley D. Evans Charles M. Thomas St. Francis Motel Admiral Evans Connecticut Thomas Minnesota Castleman Bertien

Five drown when naphtha launch capsizes at Merrimac bar

Five of eight Italian guests aboard Captain George E. Batley’s trial trip were drowned when the small craft capsized while crossing the Merrimac bar in heavy wind. The bodies were recovered at sea. Two victims, Bernaldo Pailsso and Pietra Milone, were en route home with cash on them. A separate report notes Mrs L Snow Miller, sister of Lord Roberts’ wife, was found dead on a Kona Hawaii forest trail, believed to be exposure after wandering off.

Newburyport Mass George E. Batley Bailey Bernardo Pailsso Pietra Milone Lady Roberts

Louisiana Legislature Fights Race Track Gambling

The Louisiana Legislature faces three major issues including race track gambling prohibition cotton futures and gambling reform. The fiercest battle is expected over ending race track gambling which has long been part of New Orleans winter activity. A separate item reports Warren White age sixteen of Brownsville N Y killed by accidental shotgun discharge while muskrat hunting.

Louisiana New Orleans Sfills Warren White Brownsville

Baseball Trades and Pitchers Feature in National League News

The Boston American club sold Rusher Louis Maire to Providence. Manager Grifith of the New York Americans has eleven pitchers. Mike Donlin stars for the New York Nationals. Jack Seino of the New York Anertecanagls hits hard. Detroit’s young Maloy impressed in a recent championship. St Louis Americans moved Gardner to Hartford. Hemphill shows new life with the New York Americans leading. Harry Lord of Boston Americans delights Maine fans. St Louis Americans will carry Yeager, Hartzell, and Schweitzer. Eight or nine pitchers are paid, Otto Mesa may leave Cleveland to make room for a youngster. Shipke shines at third base for Washington. Malarkey, New York Nationals recruit, mimics Dummy Taylor. Cy Young of the Boston Americans has 728 major league games with 457 wins and 271 losses for a .638 average. He aims to make a lasting mark in the record books.

Boston American Louis Maire Providence Grifith New York Americans Mike” Donlin New York Nationals Jack Seino New York Anertecanagls Detroit Maloy St. Louis American Austin Otto Mesa Ia Cleveland

Helium Solidification Claim Prompts Revival Of Helium History

A telegram to Professor Dewar from Professor Kamer Mingh Ohnes of Leyden reports success in solidifying helium. The note traces helium’s discovery by Lockyer in 1868, Ramage’s earth finding in 1894, and links to radium. Ohnes’s claim hinges on reaching near absolute zero and surpassing prior frost records in cryogenic work.

Dewar Kamer- Mingh Ohnes Leyden Norman Lockyer William Rampay

Life in Mexican peon huts described by the Junior Christian Endeavor World

The piece outlines peons or former slaves in Mexico living in cane and thatch huts often too low for a person to stand. Smoke escapes through the roof, and huts are bright with vines and flowers. Inmates sleep on the floor, bundled in clothing, and when not sleeping or cooking they roll on the ground outside.

Mexico Junior Christian Endeavor World

Exhibition Showcases Bacteria Landscape Art in Gelatin Medium

A German exhibition featured a striking landscape created from colonies of various colored bacteria thriving in gelatin and meat extract. The eccentric display included spinach and egg compositions and other effects achieved by using color splice media instead of paint.

Truth and Quality advertise laxatives and foot care products

An ad dense page extols Truth and Quality as quality standards and promotes Syrup of Figs Elixir of Senna as a mild cleansing laxative. It advertises California Fig Syrup Co products, Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer, Allen’s Foot Ease, Allen’s Foot-Kase, and Allen’s Foot-Lane with promotional claims and testimonials.

California Fig Syrup Co Kline H.R. Kline Arch St Phila

Cure for Eczema Claims Remarkable Skin Relief

A Newark mother reports her six week old son suffered a severe facial eruption for years. After failing with doctors and skin specialists she used Cuticura Remedies and says the eczema cleared by age seven. The note includes an 1907 date and a hotel prospectus fragment about Weissbach in Switzerland from Tatler.

Cuttcura Johnny Klumpp Niagara S Newark Ned Qet

Dean's Kidney Pills Advertisement Claim

Mrs John Kirk of Detroit Michigan reports kidney trouble three on verge of collapse five years ago with back ache dizziness dropsy and urinary irregularities she used Deans Kidney Pills and soon felt better losing weight then returned to good health sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY

John Kirk R. Fp.d Detroit Mich Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Peruna touted as tonic and catarrh remedy

Peruna is described as both a tonic and a catarrh remedy. The text argues that an effective catarrh remedy must also tone the nervous system and strengthen circulation, citing Hydrastis Canadensis and other botanicals as key components in Peruna Brug Manufacturing’s preparation.

Hydrartis Canadensis Peruna Tse Peruna Brug, Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio

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