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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
4
Camden Post Telegram denounces failed efforts to fund a wartime generation of journalists housing. It criticizes Kenilworth New Jersey plans by New York writers and accuses promoters of free advertising gains for a real estate firm. The piece argues a press pension is owed to aging editors and reporters.
The article notes heavy modern railroad traffic from New York to Pittsburgh, with trains now far heavier and equipment more powerful. County roads in Middlesex suffer as they were built for lighter vehicles, yet escalating traffic and freight demand repairs and upgrades, with funds strained but progress expected as new construction withstands current loads. T. D. Woolsey.
J Houghland of Eldon Iowa endorses Diarrhoea Remedy for troops in the Spanish War. Travel and home use urged. For sale by all dealers.
The piece interprets the Parable of the ten virgins as referring to the Church as the Bride class. It discusses stages of betrothal, faith in Christ, and a future separation at the end of the Gospel Age. It contrasts Parousia and Epiphaneia, and argues the wise virgins have oil from the Spirit via obedience and scripture study.
Notice from Cranbury Township Middlesex County New Jersey announces general election on November 3 1914 from 6 am to 7 pm at Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury and Grange Hall Plainsboro. Primary on September 22 1914 from 7 am to 9 pm to nominate candidates and Middlesex County Executive Committee members.
South Brunswick in Middlesex County announces polling places VanDerveer's Hall and American Mechanics Hall for elections on November 34 1914 at 7 p.m. to elect U S Representative for the Third District and local officials including General Assembly Sheriff and more. Boards of registry meet to make up the voter register on September 22 1914. Howard Jemison, Clerk.
Registration and primary election notices for Monroe Township in Middlesex County outline voting for November 3 1913 and related preliminaries. Include fields for U S House Third District General Assembly sheriff county clerk coroner township offices and party committee. Board of Registry will meet September 22 1914 and October 27 1914 for register revisions. Joseph Shaw clerk.
The Meeting of Board of Election and Registration in Jamesburg Mid County fixes the general election date and polling place at Borough Hall Augusta Street. Voting will elect Sheriff County Clerk two Coroners three Councilmen with registration sessions September 11 1914 from 7 am to 9 pm and final register revision October 27 1914 from 1 pm to 9 pm. William H Brooks Borough Clerk.
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