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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
3
Annie, wife of Howard Jeffries, confronts financier Mr. Jeffries at the Riverside Drive mansion seeking aid for her husband in a sensational New York case. The banker refuses to acknowledge a son he says he has none, as Annie insists she is his daughter‑in‑law and asks to be heard.
Howard Jeffries a banker's son falls under the influence of Robert Underwood at Tate. Alicia denies him shelter. Underwood treks a life of social crime. Underwood dies after a failed coercion. Howard is arrested and claims innocence with Annie's support.
Annie insists on hiring Richard Brewster to defend her husband Placed in Tombs, denouncing Captain Clinton and vowing to prove his innocence. She declares she will fight to clear him regardless of cost, and exits determined.
Edward Fitzgerald joked to Nell Ellen Churchyard that marriage is like being at one’s desk minded to work when a big bonnet pushes in at the door asking to go for a walk with it. The quip reflects his genial opposition to matrimony.
The lesson asserts Isaiah 6 warns Israel and all nations about national ingratitude, wealth excess, and intemperance. It notes America’s history of deliverances and urges vigilance as liberty’s price, linking land and liquor questions to societal decay and calling for temperance education and stronger anti drinking laws.
A Ky. resident reports kidney pain worsens with cold and wet weather. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing a severe backache and kidney issues after doctors diagnosed gravel. The testimonial urges continued use during cold seasons and notes 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Henry E. Dixey the comedian joked at a New York dinner about a wealthy ex wife worth 40 million dollars who divorced her penniless husband to remarry. He quipped that a man marrying for money faces a tough time as the rich wife may tire of him or cut his allowance to a few cents a day. He recalled a saying about money and attachment that the wealthy wife was so attached she never parted with a penny.
Tommy explains quette as a dish made from leftovers of stewed chicken. The line humorously frames a dialogue about cooking terms.
St Paul city prosecutor John Burns argues in court that youths tore a fence picket near Mrs Joe Goesik. Judge Finehout replies that no lady is charged with taking a fence and cautions against poetry in court.
Advice stresses proper diet during adolescence to build health and avoid chronic illness. A posted testimonial touts Postum as easing stomach issues, headaches, and nervousness, claiming improved health and sharper thinking after using the product.
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