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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1917

Page

3

Japanese Schoolboy Reviews Laundry Perils in Humorous Escape

Hashimura To, a Japanese boy, narrates a chaotic laundry day with Mrs. Griddle and Hon Maggie. He endures grueling chores, miscommunications, and a dramatic fall from a clothesline ladder, ending in a comic escape and blue forehead.

Rahway N. L H. Griddle Hon Maggie Baskett J. C. Camel Cat Sholla Maggie Kelley

First Civil War Engagements Begin in May 1861

The article recalls the opening of the Civil War with the May 24 1861 battle at Bethel Church under Gen B F Butler. It tracks early Western actions including Philippi, Rich Mountain, Carnifix Ferry, Romney, and Bull Run preparatory to the nationwide conflict. It notes McClellan’s rise, Lyon’s Booneville and Belmont actions, and the shift of command to McClellan in 1861.

Bethel Church B. F. Butler Virginia George B. McClellan Mortis Philippi McClellan Rich Mountain Rosecrans Carnifax Missouri Nathaniel Lyon Camp Jackson St. Louis Lyon Booneville Franz Sigel Carthage Wilson's Creek John C. Fremont Springfield Tfl Hunter Kentucky Columbus Mississippi Ulysses S. Grant Illinois Cairo Belmont West Scott West Virginia Army of the Potomac Seacoast Buell Louisville

Remember Source of Blessings Memorial Day

A Memorial Day dedicates the nation to recalling divine mercy guiding the United States. It asserts blessings come from God and that strength to act for humanity's highest interests stems from a faithful friendship with God.

Man God

First Kansas War Shot Missed At Lawrence Event

A long fragment recounts the May 21 1856 mob attack on Lawrence Kansas led by David A Atchison and territorial officials. He directed a miniature howitzer aimed at the town hotel and fired a shell that sailed over the target to litter the west side with a whistling arc.

Aen Lawrence David A. Atchison United States Missouri Atchison Kansas Lawrence Free State Nuisdnces Lawrence Journal-World Rickapoo Ilorud and Freedom Kansas Free State Free State Hotel

One Great United People Remembrance Across the Nation

The passage argues that the South and North should honor their soldier dead together and remain one nation. It asserts mutual interests in shared tribute and references Abraham Lincoln’s vision of national unity despite past conflict.

South Abraham Lincoln

New Jersey Soil Survey Analyzes South Jersey Regions

The U S Department of Agriculture and partners completed a soil survey of Camden area incl Camden County and parts of Gloucester Burlington Atlantic Salem Cumberland counties. It maps nine soil series, notes Sassafras soils as most extensive, and highlights crops from truck vegetables to potatoes and fruit trees with recommendations on manure lime and green manure.

Trenton Camden New Jersey U.S. Department of Agriculture Geological Survey Camden County Gloucester County Burlington Atlantic Salem Cumberland Counties United States Thorofare Armonnesson Moorestown Delaware River Sassafras Glassworo Hammonton Elmer Hammnonton Woodbury Glassboro Clayton Newfield Williamstown Cross Keys

Extra Session Talks Signal State Duty and Planning

As registration day nears, plans for possible extra legislative session hinge on state participation beyond national duties. Advisors have not determined necessity yet. Governor Edges is praised for aggressiveness as the public weighs what action may be endorsed in a crisis.

Meer Fee Risis

Sutton pleads non guilty and is sentenced in New Jersey

William Sutton, described in the report as a negro, changes his plea to non guilt and is sentenced to 30 years hard labor in the State Prison by Supreme Court Justice Trenchard in Trenton after shooting his wife at their Washington area home. Other items include vegetable crops in South Jersey towns and various local civic notes from Woodstown to Vineland, with community projects, road juries, and Red Cross activity.

William Sutton Supreme Court Trenchard Trenton Sutton Washington South Jersey Woodstown Clayton Davis Petit. Jurimen Woodbury New Jersey Brandeis and Clarke Richard Erwin Jersey City Scudder’s Falls Delaware Salvatore Angelo Elisabeth Newfield Sea William HH. Collison Pensauken Field Club Harry Sainsott Millville Riverside Blackwood Stokley Shinn Burlington Assis Cunk Creek Joe Burlington Farnerville Margareity Longport Margate Salem County Interstate Milk Producers’ Association Red Cross Paulsboro W. E Miller Williamstown Shirt Company Gloucester County Council of Mothers’ Clubs Parent-Teacher Association Central Baptist Church Magnolia Hope Fire Company Vineland Hospital

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Hasaimura Togo Wallace Rwin Togo Hashimura International Press Bureau Lawrence, Kan NEW Jersey Soil Survey New Jersey State
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