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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
8
A Republican candidate for the Assembly lists campaign funding paid for by F J Ritchie. The disclosure notes identify Ritchie as the contributor behind the race’s financial support.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Appleby are spending days with relatives in Massachusetts. Mrs Stanley Moses of Brooklyn returned home after a week with friends in town. Mrs Frank Hulst, ill at Middlesex General Hospital, is much improved. Mrs Charles Dinkel of Brooklyn visited sister Mrs Rigler this week. Miss Emily DeVoe of Trenton visited her father George W DeVoe this week.
Mr and Mrs J D Bunn and daughters Anna May Marion and Mrs Amy Bunn from Harbourton and Mr and Mrs Frank Vreland with daughters Evelyn and Dorothy from Cranbury and Mr and Mrs Charles Berrien of South Amboy were entertained recently by Mr and Mrs Woodhill Snedeker. Miss Abbi W Bergen becomes principal of the Trenton Junction public school. Mr and Mrs William Davison and children Gladys Walter Carlton and Russell Davison motored to Willow Grove and spent Monday at Manasquan.
Walter Hutchinson contracts with William J. Thomas for automatic water system and heater plant remodeling. four piping heaters set at Walker-Gordon plant in Plainsboro. Residents visiting relatives include Mrs. Arthur Greer and son of Manayunk. Ida Harrington of Berrick visiting daughter Miss D. T. Rush. Mrs. Fred Heath of Highland Park with aunt Mrs. William Conover. Lizzie Grove of Princeton visiting sister Mrs. Webster Bastedo. Attendees on Labor Day include Mr. and Mrs. George Waite Jr and others on a Naretown fishing trip. Nellie VapDerveer visiting friends at Manasquan.
The Voorhees family returns home after summering at Ocean Grove. Jamesburg residents enjoy a Lange’s hall dance with Snayder's orchestra and a volunteer committee. Arthur Bennett faces reckless driving charges after a crossing incident. Mrs. Morris Nisonoff suffers a severe hand injury at a butcher shop. The fall session of the Presbytery of Monmouth meets September 25 and 26.
A claim that ninety nine of a hundred druggists recommend Chamberlin's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for diarrhoea, due to customer feedback about its dependability.
The Louvre preserves La Belle Ferronniere with official assurances it is by Leonardo da Vinci. Experts trace ownership to Francis I, noting 1642 records naming the duchess of Mantua or Lucrezia Crivelli as possibilities. The painting, long in the king’s private rooms, remains authenticated despite foreign doubts.
A rustic meditation on lovers lanes as crossroads by a gray cottage on a hill. The piece recalls Abe Lincoln with Ann Rutledge in Sangamon county and laments roads becoming arterial highways.
A report by Comptroller Crissinger shows as of June 30 1927 vs 1922 national banks increased deposits by 1 178 233 000 and total resources by 188 000 000 with capital stock rising 18 829 000 indicating a return toward normal business conditions as people put money into banks rather than withdraw it.
The article argues that men aged eighty five to ninety are thin and spare rather than fat, and that even careful eaters may overindulge or eat unsuitable foods. It claims Chamberlin's Tablets aid digestion and bowel movement, boosting stomach strength so the average man can reach a ripe old age.
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