Money and Fame Enduring Worth Beyond Wealth
The essay argues wealth alone cannot secure lasting renown. History remembers those who combine wealth with public service, citing Shakespeare and Cervantes as examples forgotten by moneyed elites of their era. It warns ambitious youth not to let gold be the guiding force of life.
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Annals of History
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Shakespeare
Cervantes
H. Addington Bruce
Sabbath Readings and Local Happenings in Dayton
Sunday activities include Rev George D Jones delivering scripture and Rev James B Clark depicting a temperance sermon. Local residents noted include Harry Deane visiting family, Alfred Messler recovering from an injury, Miss Marion Osborn’s 13th birthday surprise, and trips by Mr and Mrs Doscher to Washington D C and Mt Vernon. Mrs O H Rober returns from Brooklyn visit. Cecelia Errickson attends Model School in Trenton. John Segle family drove to Newark. Mr and Mrs Bond visit relatives.
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Presbyterian Church
George D. Jones
James B. Clark
Cecelia Errickson
Model School
Trenton
Henry Doscher Sr
Henry Doscher Jr
Washington D.C
Mt Vernon
Marion Osborn
Mary E. Osborn
Lookout for repeated colds and serious diseases warning
The piece warns that frequent colds signal illness and can lead to chronic problems like catarrh pneumonia or consumption. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable and widely used, noting it costs a quarter and is obtainable everywhere.
A Narrow Escape with a Female Road Agent
A young bank clerk travels forty miles with a roll of eighteen hundred dollars. He meets a bold woman rider who decoys him and steals his money. After a tense negotiation and threats of a vigilance committee, he recovers only thirty dollars in a swift ruse and rides away.
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Taylorville
Historic Cranbury Station social notes and a 1916 tax sale
A long list of weekend visitors to Cranbury Station from Ewing Newark Jamesburg and Trenton plus a family home addition in progress. Public notice from West Windsor announces a tax sale of lands for unpaid dues dated November 10 1916 to be held December 9 1916 at Dutch Neck Township Hall with parcel by parcel tax amounts and owners listed.
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West Windsor
Mercer
David D. Bergen
Dutch Neck
William G. Howell
Post Corner
Stone Road
Bessie Vanderbilt
Princeton
Lawrence Station
James
Schenck
Clarksville
Brunswick Pike
Van
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Cranbury, N.D
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son Editors and Proprietors
Dayton
Harry Deane
Orange
Mrs
A. V. Deane
Ely
J. W. Grover
Alfred Messler
St. Peter’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Ned Wayne
Frederick Sele
Guoning
Charles Smith
John Segle
Newark
Everett Pullen
A. C. Beekman
Matilda Bond
New Brunswick
Cranbury Station
Mies
Mary Conway
Ewing
Mies Ida Bultman
Lizzie Milrick
William Conway
Thomas Conway
Jacob Heidinger
Albert Obernon
T. Mount Applegate
George Peppler
Edward Rockhill
Jamesburg
Wiliam Grover
Edward Malan
Connerty
Addison Mount
Perrineville Road
Geo
Jerry Peterson
Charles Wolfe
Dora Platt
Jackson Donahue
Miss Emon
South Amboy
H. C. Mount
William McDowell
Charles G. Groves
Phos Aoe
Granbury
Wenal
Woodbridge
North Amboy Outh
Amboy Nd Bridge
Potswood Almetta Imesbure -Asnect
Baltimore
National Capital
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Windsor
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Ordentown
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Palmyra
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Union Station
National Museum
Library of Congress
Capitol Building
Washneton Monument
Botanic Gordan
Corcoran Art Gallery
Withington
City Beautiful
Meive & As
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Standard Oil Company
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Cranbury N. F. Clayton, Est
H. Hutchinson Laird & Dey
Andrew Ely
W.J. Thomas
Applegarth James Courtney
Prospect Plains A
Applegate E
Walters
Union Valley
G. A. Joslin