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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1909

Page

4

Corn and industry cross paths in old notes

The Southerner praises corn from field to factory, imagining guncotton and ships armor behind its harvest. Frog farming spreads in France with ponds and worms as staple practices for production. New Jersey inventors unveil a machine made firecracker at scale, sparking debates on labor and safety. The Cape Clear lighthouseFastnet Night shines at 750000 candle power costing 420000 dollars with a 150 foot focal plane.

Tome Louisville Courier-Journal France New Jersey Boston Transcript

A Banker’s Nerve Restored by Postum Letter

A prominent Chattanooga banker recounts how coffee harmed his nerves and slowed his mind, then credits Postum with restoring steadiness and clarity. He notes quitting coffee cured tremors and facial twitches, and claims lasting health benefits over years of use.

Chattanooga Westville

The Darker Years and a World of Joyousness

A tale of Laura and Glen as passion, aging, and choice unfold. Laura's radiant youth clashes with time and longing, while Duane watches from the shadows of her bright world. A quiet note of impending loneliness replaces her carefree happiness as life shifts toward a serious, shared future.

Abe Duane Glen Laura Gayety

Pearls of Thought and Gentle Cynic Musings

A collection of wry maxims on money love and marriage from a New York Times column. It contrasts material wealth with happiness, notes on intuition versus experience, and jokes about wit, fidelity, vanity, and social norms. It exposes differences between idealized and real married life and lampoons empty phrases.

New York Times

Udal Current May Harness Three Million Horsepower Daily

Amherst Nova Scotia hosts the Udal movement on the Petitcodiac River with potential to generate three million horsepower daily. The note also covers fish poisons, rainfall measures, a new Swedish dirigible torpedo, ribbon making advances, and wind power storage with an English electrical process to stabilize wind-driven water pumping.

Udal Petit Codiac River Amherst N. S

Rare coin hoards linked to ship mast lore in old times

The article recounts customs of placing a dated gold or silver coin under the mainmast of new ships, noting treasured coins recovered from derelict vessels such as an 1804 American piece sold for large sums. It surveys ancient Scottish pennies called jols and mentions poultry prize records from 17th to 19th century England.

London Lkely Liverpool

Husband and Tigress in Baptist Bottoms Raid

A night raid in Baptist Bottoms netted a man named John Owtns, husband of Carrie Owens, who was found with about twenty bottles of whiskey labeled Old Carrie Owens. The report highlights the notorious tigress reputation of Carrie Owens in police quarters and notes the successful seizure by a party described as piecers. The piece ends with a patriotic nod to Scotch-Irish pioneers who settled the frontier and built security for later generations.

John Owtns John Carrie Owens Mobile Register Pennsylvania Hryee

X Ray Traps a Liar in Dr Hermann's Office Tale

A poor aged woman begged a charge-free heart exam from Dr George Hermann in Corryville. The doctor spotted gold pieces hidden in her clothing and taunted her with her poverty before demanding payment, exposing a scam.

Tam George Hermann Corryville Chicago Inter-Ocean

Nebraska Bar selects nominees for four state supreme court seats

At a Nebras ka State Bar Association meeting ten lawyers were chosen as recommended candidates for governor to fill four new spots on the State Supreme Court. The first vote was informal with ninety-nine ballots cast and the same number of candidates proposed, reflecting the informal nature of the process. A separate note compares automobility to the United States with motorboats to Canada along the St Lawrence and British Columbia.

Nebraska State Bar Association Supreme Court Canada St. Lawrence British Columbia

Old Fashioned Home Remedies And Dishes Reprinted

A long compilation of kitchen recipes and remedies from a historic newspaper feature includes cabbage and pepper salad instructions, rich cake batters, carrot and egg dishes, blancmange filled eye shells, and casual advice on ailments. It notes sauces, dressings, and preparations, plus tips for earache, cold remedies, dandruff, teething, and colds.

Boston Post

Good Gunnery Sways Navy Pride Off Virginia Capes

The Washington Post notes that precise gunnery allows hitting small targets and confusing enemy ships with drill off the Virginia Capes. It praises American ships and sailors for their skill and enduring victory spirit.

Virginia Capes Washington Post

Shortage of Leather Drives Up Shoe Prices In 1908

New York reports a leather shortage despite tariff removal. Demand for hides rises as cattle are raised for consumption, reducing supply and pushing up prices by 15 to 20 percent over last year. Barnet Leather cites increased demand, new export markets, and tighter supply as causes.

New York City M.S. Barnet Barnet Leather Company Barnet Saye

St. Pierre Still Desolate Says Consular Official

Chester W. Martin of the American consular service in Bridgetown Barbadoes refutes reports that St. Pierre Martinique is being rebuilt. He states only two government houses remain for gendarmes, the area cleared and streets exposed, with no plan to reconstruct.

St. Pierre Martinique Chester W. Martin Bridgetown Barbadoes Washington Herald Mr. Martin

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