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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

3

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Nervous Relief

Winona Minnesota woman describes long struggle with nervousness and insomnia and credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring sleep and energy. The letter promotes the remedy as a long standing female tonic used to treat nerves and related symptoms and endorses its safety for strengthening frail nerves.

Winona Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Reece Lydia Albert Sultze

Apparent Alibi Proves Slow Speed In Court

A gray haired man is summoned for speeding but contests the charge by claiming a chess game with a friend nearly finished during the drive to his office. A stern judge notes the officer reported 25 miles per hour as the car’s speed.

Yonkers Stetesman

New Jersey Reports on Manual Training and Federal Funds

New Jersey officials warn the state may lose federal funds for part time schools unless compulsory education is adopted. The 1917 18 industrial and agricultural programs report 272204 students in public schools and 9062 in vocational schools with 1200 servicemen in war training.

Trenton New Jersey Wesley O’leary United States Boys’ Working Reserve Home Gardens Junior Industrial Army E. A. Reuther Federal Board O'Leary Federals Treasury Red Cross Adl Federal Board For Vocational Education France Pty

New Jersey Briefs Reflect War Efforts and Local News

New Jersey notes report chaplain Rebel John Hackett joining Dividing Creek church, Newton Trust dividend to local drive, plant workers forming fire brigades in Paulsboro, and market changes in Woodbury. Officials eye farm labor shifts, public utilities actions, and epidemic relief. local events include parades, war work groups, and civic developments across towns like Vineland, Phillipsburg, Newark, and Atlantic City.

State Department of Health J. GC. Price United States Public Health Service Child Hygiene Bureau Julius Levy Newark Camden Burlington Mercer Middlesex Warren Salem New Jersey Hst Brills West Newark Roseland Waverly Waverly Station Silver Lake Roseville Paterson Irvington Harrison Elizabeth Bayonne New Brunswick Perth Amboy Plainfield Orange Vie Elizabethport Passaic Atlantic City Bloomfield Montclair John Hackett Leesburg Dividing Creek M. EB United War Newton Trust Company American Standard Metal Products Corporation Paulsboro Frank Headley Woodbury Physicians Protective Association of Lambertville Chamber of Commerce Flemington and Pennington State Utility Commission New Jersey Northern Gas Company Sussex County Civil Service Pompton Lakes J. Frank Beardsley E. I. du Pont James Hurley Vineland High School Santiago U. S. Marines Frank Voight Housing Commission United War Work Committee Cumberland County George Bacon Millville Fort Hancock Camp Div Trokus Club Lyndhurst Ridge Round Lincoln School J. Morgan Reid Council Charles J. Garland Delaware Bay Walter J. Busby Atlantic Carpe May Frank H. Bruey East Orange Department of Justice Exemption Board Public Utilities Commission Swedesborn Edward Matthew Cronin Hudson County Informa War Department Mary Cronin Td Beoadwey Gloucester James Ernest Bach Mapes Pve Nue Burdette G. Lewis Longport Long Valley Pedrickton School France Gloucester County Pennsylvania Red Cross Pitmane DuPont Powder Company Gibbstown John W. Hummer Dover Evelyn Callston Deerfield Jersey City

Canary Rises to Protest Price Increases

In a satirical protest a canary denounces rising prices for summer housing, recounting 30 cents weekly two years ago and 40 cents last year, with this year at 66 percent higher. The bird pledges to bear his share yet calls the hike harsh for a small owner.

Wasted Effort in Drill Squad

A drill sergeant trains a rookie squad of varied nationalities and orders mark time. All comply except a dark-skinned Naples native who says he cannot because he is told Donna wants to, explaining they walk like 'deuce' and get no place.

Naples Donna Florence Whitenack Armstrong Ave Jersey City N. J Mr. Whitewsck Dolan Robert King ‘Seidel Doan Bor Doan

Quotations on Cashiers and Wealth as a Curse

A dialogue fragment discusses cashiering a German general and suggests confinement as a mock remedy. It then presents a skeptical view of wealth as a curse when others monopolize it, illustrating social critique.

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