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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1891
Page
1
California profits from pallivation schemes rise with tree age while New York hosts 200 church quartelles within five miles. wealth per capita climbs in New South Wales. Mondalay Hawaii emerges cosmopolitan. Costa Rica plans nationwide telephones. A long prose tale follows about autumn imagery, highwaymen, romance, and a grandmother’s moral.
A German study lists Java leading with at least 97 thunderstorms annually, followed by several regions and countries with lower but notable totals. The report also notes sparse thunderstorm activity in Eastern Turkestan and extreme northern areas, with a broad pattern across Europe and distant locales.
Inside the Annie May a French fishing vessel uses all parts of cod. Decapitators and cutters prepare fish on deck while bakers salt and pack livers and gourds. Storms, protests, and songs fill long days at sea as crew stay calm awaiting orders.
A fragmented page mixes proverbs on wealth and virtue with a long New York Recorder note on an Indian girl doll described in detail, plus brief chatter about electric photography and a Dutch explosives report. The items appear as brief clippings from The Ram's Horn and other wires.
Miss Crostwell, Gibraltar postmistress, oversees the telegraph office and a staff with branches at Sangster and Mazagon. She has held sole control of the post office for five years and earns 2800 a year as the colony’s only female civil servant.
Fashion notes describe hats with crowns and long toques replacing perilous skewered headwear. Velvet remains the favored material, with Alpine and Tyrolese designs in fine felt and cloth colors matching each dress. Fringed, jewel-toned decorations, and Paris gowns influence street and showroom styles.
An essay argues education costs and reforms are central to America. It cites 12 million public school children, 117,292 teachers, and annual expenses of 322,455,252, urging methods to raise attendance and improve efficiency without favoring any party or group.
The Polar Star, the Emperor of Russia’s new yacht, is lavishly decorated with cholesa woods and cream morocco. The merchant rooms include a yellow birch emperor cabin a dining room for 80 and a Greek chapel. The vessel houses two imperial cabins a minister and an admiral and carries a medical staff and eight to sixteen attendants.
A column details a new idea for piano covers using stamped patterns and silk trims, plus a variety of home recipes and tips. It includes a cake recipe with butter sugar eggs and almonds, a zinc cleaning method, flour guidance for bread and pastry, and several kitchen dishes like ginger snaps potato soup and smothered chickens. A prize story notes a French contest winning method for keeping potatoes using a copper sulfate solution.
Italian towns jostle for fame as Christopher Columbus birthplace with Bettola leading a movement to honor Volto and muster documents. A Chicago World’s Fair exhibit may showcase Bottola claims and fund a monument with $200 raised locally.
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