Personal notes from Cranbury headlines and local visitors
Miss Lucille Chamberlin and Margaret Perrine of Montclair spent the weekend with relatives in Cranbury. Numerous residents reported visits, moves, and illnesses including Florence Perrine with influenza and many neighbors from Trenton Montclair Sayreville and Perth Amboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Chamberlin
Margaret Perrine
Montclair Apent
William Bogart
Sarah Perrine
John Bergen
Bristol
Missee Olsra
Bessie Bergen
Harry Schnell
Trenton
Sayreville
Georgia Thompson
John Thompson
Toms River
Emma Reynolds
Benjamin Everitt
Ezra
G.W. Burroughs
Arthur L. Burroughs
Montclair
Burroughs
Harry Moore
Milltown
D. N. Appleger
Anna Cole
Card of Thanks for Christiana Holsneck Dey
Expressions of gratitude from relatives and friends for sympathy during illness and death of Christiana Holsneck Dey. Listed are named relatives, including Joserh G Dry and Mrs THOMAS APPLEGATE, with a public notice of upcoming sales: October 17 stock and farm goods of Joseph Lemire at Switch No 6 Conovers Crossing. October 21 stock and farm goods of F D Jakeway at William Gulick Farm near Kingston New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana
Holsneck Dey
Joserh G, Dry
Thomas Applegate
John Dobbance
Joseph Lemire
Conovers Crossing
F. D. Jakeway
William Gulick
Kingston, N. J
Gratitude for Chamberlain's Remedy in Diarrhoea Relief
Mrs William Bell of Logansport Indiana writes she believes Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago. An advertisement notes Chamberlains Tablets aid digestion and claim a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Logansport
Ind
Chamberlain
Honey in Jellies Use Equal Honey and Sugar
In jelly making use one cup of honey and one cup of sugar per pint of fruit. Boil carefully to avoid scorched honey as it spoils flavor. Jellies made this way are rich and delicious with excellent keeping quality. God wasted is food lost and no money can replace it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Food notes urge conservation and home canning during war
The article promotes rationing and patriotic cooking urging readers to store home grown food, convert potatoes to flour, and make jams with one third sugar. It notes Iceland plans grain independence and warns against waste while offering jam canning methods and even turpentine as a throat remedy.
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A partial OCR fragment suggests buyers for unspecified needs. Further readable context is required to identify entities, actions, and locations for a proper card.
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the Cranbury Press
Nubert Borel
Dorothy
Beverly
Thomas Hutton
Redford Gulick
Highland Park
Louisa Schnell
Beasie Bergen
Lillian Bergen
George H. Walters
Prospect Plains
Stuke’s Corner
Charles A. Mount
Elmer H. Dey
Florence Perrine
Wm. C. Voorhees
Town
Joseph Dey
Edmand Dey
G. B. Mershon
I. S. Everett
Manasquan Beach
Frank Walker
Edward Walker
Clara Mae
Allentown
William Stein
Perth Amboy
W. H. Havens
Mullica Hill
Harry
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Lewis G. Appleger
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Emma Snow
Mra
Germany
Tians
Iceland
Hall
B.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Railroad Avenue
Cuanries T, HorrMan
Cranbury, N. J
Apollo Lodge
No. 156
John H. Baremore
Charles C. Groves
Office North Main Street
Blauvelt & Everett
Hightstown, N J
Cc. C. Blauvelt
Russia
The
First National Bank
P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Splendid Store
France
U.S
Allies
BrammTr
Aea
N. J
Horace Mann
Mgr
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