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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
4
Former Governor Edward Gasper Stokes says New Jersey is a Republican state after Tuesday’s elections. He stresses Republican leaders in the Legislature must now pursue a vigorous constructive program aligned with the people’s will.
William G. and John Willits long serving twin locomotive engineers retire on November 1 from the Pennsylvania Railroad. William G. Willits began as an engine wiper in the 1860s and rose to engineer, primarily on freight and later local passenger runs between Trenton and Philadelphia. John Willits, based in Philadelphia, previously ran through trains to New York and survived a notable engine upset in Philadelphia.
W L Mock of Mock Arkansas says his 25 years in the drug business help him save lives. He endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs and bronchial troubles. A trial bottle is free or available at 5c or 1.00. Guaranteed by N F Clayton.
May Tully headlines a one act comedy The Battle Cry of Freedom at the Trent Theatre next week. The Reno divorce colony story features Bozeman Bulger and Kelly Tully as authors with laughs and light hearted moments. Also on the bill are Rowena Stewart Gladys Alexandra Louis Stone Stella Tracey The Three Escardes Harvey DeVora and Wentworth Vesta Teddy in novel acts.
The Buccleuch estate on outer George Street, 88 acres of woodland and open land with the historic colonial mansion, was donated to New Brunswick by Anthony Dey toe. The city to maintenance conference planned. Dey retains occupancy rights and refused a $150,000 offer, valuing the property as public park space with ball grounds, tennis courts, and river views.
A Rockwood Michigan note praises Electric Bitters as a cure after six bottles helped a man with kidney trouble. The ad warns of backache, tiredness, and nervousness as kidney trouble signs and claims the product prevents serious diseases. 60c at N F Clayton's.
If all people knew neglect of constipation would cause severe indigestion jaundice or virulent liver trouble they would take Dr. King's New Life Pills. Best for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility. 25 cents at N F Clayton's.
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