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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
6
East Indians show loyalty to the empire and contribute to the Allied victory in the Great War. Sir Pertab Singh, a seventy year old Indian prince, organized and equipped an army corps with his own funds and offered service to King George. He has distinguished himself commanding with British forces in France.
A Loulaville Courier-Journal column reflects on political ambition and gender. The exchange suggests women contemplating office might fear reliance on women friends, while men are seen as backed by male allies. The piece frames candidacy as a social trial tied to gender norms.
The lesson on II Kings 12 describes Joash awakening from priestly lethargy to repair the temple. It cites causes of neglect, the cure through vision persistence and systematic effort, and the role of Jehoiada. The plan to fund repairs emphasizes voluntary, proportionate giving to honor God and restore worship.
A brief, dialogue heavy fragment presents a shy request for a kiss, followed by a flippant refusal and a playful retort about wasting lips on a tireless dazes. The tone hints at flirtation and humor in a dated, parlance-laden exchange.
Six schoolchildren at Oak Run schoolhouse chased a bear during recess barking like dogs. The bear climbed a tree, then fled into Amos Welch's field where Welch shot and killed it. A barbecue at the schoolhouse featured bear meat on the menu.
James E Ferguson, Texas governor, jokes about bad breaks. He recalls Smith bored at an unfamiliar town entertainment who finds a sympathetic seatmate and declares, I live in the bloomin’ place. The exchange turns on tiresome receptions and a hint of home being closer than expected.
Ex claimed the fair maid rejected a marriage after gifting back a ring. She judged him a coward for not facing the crowd at the game. The scene ends with the accusation ringing in the air. In another vignette, Jimmie offers a sly bribe of two cents to avoid trouble as his mother asks about his day.
Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago offers free illustrated book on eye care. Includes tips for healthier vision and product overview. Highlights remedies and usage guidance with company history and contact details.
A preacher reads aloud names from the congregation as if in a mock trial. He calls John Stackpole twice with no prompt response, then declares Stackpole will be punished, before directing the hymn to proceed.
A brief dialogue contrasts wealth power with everyday delay. A student argues the rich hold sway, while an observer notes a rush to obtain a telephone number still faces the same wait as others, highlighting ordinary friction in access.
In a dim grove a woman recalls an unexpected kiss from a man, with hints of regret and caution about daylight. The judge remarks on the secrecy and nature of the encounter, implying social scrutiny.
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