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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
2
The article notes John Franklin Fort won the governorship by 7,857 votes and will appoint many officials in 1908. It highlights expected salary commitments, party dynamics in New Brunswick and Cranbury, and discusses the Voorhees election results and hopes for principled leadership despite criticism.
Mrs Anna S Richardson advises woman readers to tailor dress to workplace. Wear ground-skimming skirts in dirty trades and longer skirts for refined offices. Suggests tailored shirtwaists with gray skirts, cautions against garish colors, and promotes dignified dress as money well spent. Ends with Dr King's New Life Pills advertisement.
A dialogue in a local scene shows an elderly lady asking for more figures in garte at an art gallery while a park attendant offers no further items. A separate letter from G. B. Clark of Westfield, Iowa thanks Dr King’s New Discovery for saving him from death after a severe cough. Advertisers tout the remedy’s power for coughs colds and lung complaints with a trial bottle offered free.
A compilation describes walrus hunting around 1869 with shore camps on Alaska, tusk use, and oil and skin applications for daily life. It contrasts whaler impact on natives, then shifts to anecdotes about Harriet Martineau and Moorish manners, plus a satchel cleaning tip and a Gettysburg soldier’s claim of Electric Bitters’ healing value.
A quick collage of simple feats and anecdotes. A guide to balance a cup on a knife with a fork for gravity. A buffalo organ grinder story ends with a kind stranger and a sleeping monkey. Pillow climbing prank shows a blindfolded tester navigating a floor of cushions. Also notes on Sunday origins, riddles, a Friday classroom mishap, and easy orange straw recipes plus Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praise.
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