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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
9
Belching results from hurried eating and large food chunks that irritate the stomach. Chew thoroughly to prevent gas and pain. Common bicarbonate of sodium in hot water relieves immediate symptoms. habitual cases may need laxative and saline purgative.
A Cleveland man uses a rigid system for clothing, tagging shirts with initials and numbering them, wearing them in strict order. He claims socks and underwear follow the same method and jokes his wife will someday disrupt his routine. He rushed to catch a car, shouting that he is wearing them “every which way.”
Leg Henderson, Grace church sexton, reported to police that during his absence a thief entered his basement apartment and took a bath in his own tub along with an entire outfit of clothing and a cooked meal before leaving.
In Winona Minnesota a high school boy William Wilkins hurled a ketchup bottle with a note into the river at West Newton. The note invited correspondences and a reply arrived signed by Marguerite De Brazier of West La Crosse Wisconsin, thirty miles away.
A Nebraska speech by Charles E. Hughes attacks Wilson administration policy on the Adamson law and railroad wage increases, urging arbitration and farmer representation. He cites a Texas Farmers' Union telegram and accuses Congress of siding with railroads, while defending agricultural promotion and criticizing Wilson's stance.
A reflective maxim urges living fully in each place as if to stay. It promotes seizing chances for kindness, warm words, and forming genuine friendships as guiding conduct.
Notice states a general election will be held Tuesday November 7 1916 in the Monroe Township School House Prospect Plains from 6 am to 7 pm. Voters elect fourteen presidential electors governor U S senator U S representative three state assembly members and local officers. A highway commission bond plan worth seven million dollars is on the ballot with funding from motor vehicle fees and fines.
The Monroe Township Board of Registry and Election will meet at the polling place on Tuesday October 11 1916 from 1 p m to 9 p m to revise and correct registry lists and receive additional registrations. Fred A Clayton Clerk dated September 29 1916.
Notice for elections in South Brunswick Townships two districts held at VanDerveer's Hall and American Mechanics Hall Dayton Monmouth Junction for Governor Collector Committeeman Township Clerk Justice of the Peace and two Constables. Boards of election districts to meet on Tuesday October 1 1916 from 1 p m to 6 p m. Howard Jemison Clerk.
The notice lists polling locations in Cranbury and Plainsboro for the October 31 1916 election. It designates districts for the township and mentions positions including a surrogate for Middlesex County and a township official. Walter H Havens is the clerk.
The ad urges the average man not to trifile with a cold as dangerous diseases begin with colds. It promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as proven and safe, stating it has long use and no opium or narcotics and is available everywhere.
Voters in the Borough of Jamesburg will elect the Governor two Councilmen and a Justice of the Peace at the Borough Mall on Augusta Street. The ballot includes voting on an act creating a high dollars measure and related payment provisions.
William H. Brooks the Borough Clerk announces that the meeting of the election district in Jamesburg will occur at the polling place from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. The purpose is to revise and correct the registry lists.
A fragment mentions Helmetta in the Hose House for a council and surveyors meeting. It outlines a municipal bond issue with payment of principal and interest from the proceeds. The text is incomplete, lacking dates, amounts, and full context of the bond authorization.
The notice from the Borough Clerk William D. Kienzle sets public revision hours in Helmetta from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on September 19, 1916. The Board of tion district of the Borouch of Helmetta is named in the document.
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