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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1915

Page

2

Highwayman deters by bluster as editor fumbles

A comic exchange ends with a highwayman fleeing after a blustered demand for money. A near sighted editor questions the scene, while the assailant struggles to coerce unloading the pistol. The tale closes with a social aside on parenthood and abandonment.

Hennessy Law Upheld by Court in Multiple Decisions

The Court of Errors and Appeals upheld the Hennessy preferential primary law amid Bayonne and New Brunswick elections. West Hoboken police appeals were denied, and New Jersey can curb Delaware River pollution despite Pennsylvania inaction. Other rulings covered a West Hoboken patrolmen dismissal, Atlantic City council corruption appeal, and a Hanover divorce case. Foot and mouth disease remains confined to Illinois with Secaucus free area.

Atlantic City West Hoboken Elmer W. Demarest Bayonne Supreme Court Henry Wilson Horace Roberson Hugh Ff Mara Matthew T. Cronin Pierre P. Garvin William P. Lee Justice Minturn John Runge Ferdinand Meisse Franklin R. Wiese Michael Queleve New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania Walker State Board of Health Phillipsburg Philipsburg Justice Swayze State Sewerage Commission Illinois Department of Agriculture Secaucus Hudson County Red Blatz

Roebling Plant Fire Sparks Citywide Alarm

Fire at the John A. Roebling’s Sons Company plant in Trenton threatens a city area as flames leap through a new 900 by 700 foot four story mill. Two nearby towns send engines. four hours of battle leave the blaze under control with extensive damage and several injuries.

John A. Roebling's Sons Company Roebling Bethlehem, Pa Bethlehem Steel Company Baldwin Locomotive Company Philadelphia Charles G. Roebling Clark and Elmer Streets Roebling Company John Frawley Alexander Kennedy George B. LaBarre Lambertville Princeton Spy Buckthorn

Glouster County News Roundup Highlights Local Events

Tenor of Gloucester County items across towns includes Sewell borough talk, Juvenile Mechanics meet at Clayton, Hammon ton church plans Bible class with Dr Tucker, first Glassboro poultry show, Mullica Hill Boy Scouts, Firemen gathering at Westville, temperance service led by Esther Elfreth, rabbit hunting near Sewell station, truancy drive by Oliver Daniels, pastor changes in Millville, buoy damage ending Billingsport shad fishing, Riverside Santa Claus reorganized, 600 pound bell donated to Woodbury Heights church, Woodbury Home and School prizes, Pitman chimney inspections, Riverside Moravian Jubilee, water supply health concern, war relief event, Prinz Oskar band concert, Sproull speaks at Woodbury Heights, trolley crash at Collingswood, Sewell School reopens, Mays Landing bazaar, and Board of Education candidates.

Jonah and Nineveh the lesson of second chances

The lesson outlines Jonah’s call to proclaim God’s word to Nineveh and the city’s immediate repentance. It emphasizes that salvation comes through preaching God’s message, true belief, humiliation, earnest prayer, and sincere sacrifice, illustrating God’s grace and the need for repentance.

Jonah Jesus Israel Nineveh Matt and Eddy China

Father John's Medicine Ad and Dog Training Story

An Albany reader reports health improvements after two years with Father John's Medicine citing a cough recovery and daily work. A separate brief from Indianapolis News recalls Ted and James M and their training of a ferocious pup, prompting a thief to back off as the boys cheer the pup’s “making” of the animal.

Father John Margaret Murphy Clinton St Albany N. Y Ted James M Kid Ted'l Indianapolis News

Cosmetic dress debate spurs al fresco luncheon remark

Rev Horace Leonard argues against cosmetic trends in Washington at an outdoor luncheon. A husband recalls his wife at the shore wearing a decollete gown. He quips about wind and chest coverage as she replies she may add another coat of powder.

Horace Leonard Washington

His Size. A Fly Swatter Becomes a Deadly Weapon

In a courtroom exchange the defendant claims his wife assaulted him with a dangerous weapon. The judge asks what the weapon was. the reply is a fly swatter, creating a comic moment in the proceedings.

Mr. Peewee

Woman trades coffee for Postum and improves health

A woman describes two weeks without solid food due to coffee intake and relief after switching to Postum. She reports better digestion, fewer chest pains, regular bowels, and headache relief, crediting Postum over medicines. The ad notes Postum varieties, price, and a slogan “There’s a Reason.”

Postum Co Battle Creel

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