Cranbury Press Franks Friday 1915 edition details
The Cranbury Press announces its Friday issue dated November 12 1915 with annual prepaid price of $1.60.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1915
Page
4
The Cranbury Press announces its Friday issue dated November 12 1915 with annual prepaid price of $1.60.
The Philadelphia Press argues Congress should study the current business climate before enacting laws The piece notes strong crops favorable trade and ample loanable funds yet cites restrictive governance as suppressing investment It urges removing government interference to restore confidence and growth.
Sioux City reports a desiccated egg plant to be built in Hongkong with $50 million backing from an English concern. A. D. Robinson and Carl G. Blomberg lead supervision as imports of dried eggs surge under tariff changes, risking American farmers and labor.
The State Gazette notes Arthur Brisbane, a New York Journal editor famed for anti liquor editorials, petitions Monmouth county court for a rum license at Allaire Inn in his Allaire colony. The license is not granted, prompting questions from the W C T U of Manasquan about consistency in stance.
Dr. David Starr Jordan, chancellor of Stanford, will lecture on the cost of war at Rutgers College chapel in New Brunswick New Jersey at 8 P M on Monday November 15. He will also speak at 4 P M on The Peace Workers in History. Lectures are free and open to the public.
An advertisement warns against substitutes and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it has stood the test for over forty years and is obtainable everywhere amid fierce competition. It urges the public to choose the genuine remedy over cheaper imitations.
Arthur Pryor announces the establishment of a conservatory of music at Asbury Park, aiming to start next January. He plans to attract musicians worldwide and personally supervise the school. Nearby residents post notices to keep gunners off Bear Swamp and Princeton Junction lands.
The Boston Transcript quotes a dramatic remark about Miss Gabbeigh as a two faced character. A second line notes she talks enough to keep six ordinary faces busy. The piece reflects sensational tone and gossip style of the era.
I’m dyin to work and am willing but I suffer stage fright when hiring. Mr. Goode asks what the trouble and Bill explains his conscientiousness makes him anxious to perform well.
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