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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
6
Marion Bishop works as Colwell’s secretary to gain access to her father’s case papers. She discovers Colwell holds the key evidence against him and stands to be discovered as the daughter behind the plot. Colwell reveals he planned to dismiss the case and expresses love, proposing marriage.
Sir Frederick Banbury closed a dogs protection bill speech with Byron verse. A constituent letter recalled spaniel Molly rescuing a man trapped by a cliff and rising tide, hanging from a ledge to aid his escape.
The engagement on Lundy s Lane near Niagara Falls pitted 3000 American troops under Gen Jacob Brown against 4500 British forces led by Gen Sir George Drummond. Both sides claimed victory but the British held the field. British losses reached 875 while American casualties stood at 50, making it one of the war of 1812 s bloodier clashes.
A theatrical manager orders a discharge that press. A financial backer counters that the subject has gained notable publicity. The manager argues that if actors read praise they will idolize themselves and fail to meet salary demands.
Four louse species are commonly found on turkeys in the United States. The common body louse of chickens appears on some turkeys but not in large numbers, though it can irritate both adults and young. The shaft louse may be found on turkeys but likely does not breed there. Two species seem native to turkeys, with the large turkey louse most abundant on neck and breast feathers and the slender turkey louse elongated like the head louse of chickens. neither is usually plentiful unless the birds are unthrifty.
The article argues simple economical poultry houses suffice if roomy lighted and well ventilated. It outlines wall options from single board construction to double walls with air or insulating fills, noting the second and third methods as most common.
The article compares gosling brooding and grazing to ducklings noting grass intake reduces feed costs and free range at two weeks. It comments photographers cannot photograph in colors and muses on color photography remaining an undercover secret with hopes for natural landscape and portrait color accuracy in autumn hues.
A rookie under a weeklong mess hall detail loses fire after head cook tells him to add water. He steps to the storage room to uncap peas and returns to find the fire out, a moment captured in a brief anecdote.
A daughter begs her engineer father to join a ball game but he declines, citing work as his priority. The child laments that he is always too busy and calls him datified, highlighting a clash between duty and leisure.
Argentina proposes to supply Mexico with 3,000,000 kilos of wheat 1,000,000 kilos of oats and 50,000 barrels of corn at reduced prices amid trade talks and commodity sales.
Castoria is a harmless substitute for castor oil paregoric and soothing syrups. It relieves constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea while calming feverish symptoms and aiding digestion and sleep. For over 30 years it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher and warns against counterfeits and imitations.
A quirky snippet cites five year old Dorothy declining milk except with tea or coffee and an across the board claim about men named Falk. The piece weaves odd lines about truth, ambition, and a boy asked to swear, with a playful, dated newspaper tone.
An old advertisement warns kidneys weaken with time and urges early treatment with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims the Dutch remedy boosts health, dates its prestige to 1696, and promises refunds if unsatisfied.
The piece notes that many claim royal descent from William the Conqueror and that such lineages often branch into numerous generations. It reflects on the wide spread of these descendants and their impact on emigration to the United States amid a hot city noon in New York.
The Federated Malay States shipped 87,370 tons of tin in the past year, valued at 51,520,532 dollars, reflecting strong export activity in the tin industry. The fragment also includes an unrelated note about seeking a man and a quip on owls.
A toad was unearthed 600 feet below Netherseas colliery near Burton on Trent when a miner struck a clay pocket. The three inch long creature rolled out and is kept in the manager's office guarded from sight. The fragment ends with a moral reflection on homicide.
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