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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1889

Page

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Old Cool the River Soldier and His War Heroics

A wartime reminiscence chronicles Joe Cooley known as Old Cool in a Connecticut unit. He steadied comrades through storms and hunger, shared water, and saved lives while leading by calm example from shipboard duty to rifle pits. It ends with his reunion with family after the war.

Joseph Cooley Joe New York Ship Island Watteras Joe Cooley Joey Jon Cooley Red Sea Chapin Coot Cool Cook Colonel Blank Agin Reely Blank Port Tudson Jim Aleetle Sandwith Old Cool Ife Bobolink Livad Vermont Connecticut Tie Wells Lynn William Cable Muntford Conn Christopher Gaffney Cable

Belling the Rat Tale From a Rag Story

Dy McCresswell battles a rat infestation in a comical tale. A trap captures an unusually large rat that is not killed but chloroformed and fitted with a silver bell. After marking the date, the bell sound unsettles the rat and others, driving the creature from its cage and dispersing the supply of nuts from the drug store.

Dy. McCresswell Rata Dacka Washburn Oak

Notices of death by the Columbus Dispatch humorous clipping

A reflective clipping from the Columbus Dispatch writes of a humorous stage caper turning somber as the page reveals notices of death alongside mirth. The poem juxtaposes grief and laughter, noting how one half of the smile is the other’s counterpart.

Columbus Dispatch

Ambiguous Phrase Refers to Nerve Food and Lime Water

A garbled excerpt discusses a mysterious nerve food brand and the use of lime water to cleanse pantry shelves. The text shows distorted dialogue about personal conduct and cleaning agents with no clear narrative or identifiable persons or events.

Ladies Department and Fashion Notes Across London

The column surveys fashion and society items from London with notes on a monkey dustle and a glove stuffed with curl papers, then markets millinery trends including fichu and bisque designs. It mentions street singers aiding a Hospital Sunday fund and reports on a new women’s law school planned for New York with practices modeled after European universities.

Mitchioness Bristol Lalles Hervy Hospital Sunday London Star Barnard College New York City Watus New York Fist Fourteenth Street Law Europe Ue Heal Tha Rauly Kempin, Led Zurich Switzerland New York World

Reform in Fashion and Horses Echo Napoleonic Tone

A discussion of reformers in women’s dress proposes breeches and a fusion style as a step toward gender-equal attire, while fashion notes list autumn fabrics, trims, and dress features. France’s horse music studies find military signaling and rider guidance, not horse innate musicality, drive battlefield movements.

Mme. de Valtayre New League France Mirbal

Eminent Physician Probes Wife About Husband’s Cough

An anxious wife answers questions about possible lung trouble in the family as a physician reviews the husband’s recent examination and a mystery about a monument and a sleeping inscription emerges.

Vine

Floating islands and a moving lake in Minnesota tale

A New York Sun dispatch notes Cajah Pond near Honesdale, Minnesota, hosts several drift islands covered with trees that drift with the wind and may someday become solid land. The lake and its shifting isles fascinate locals as fishermen test lines from the islands.

New York Minnesota J Townsdale Penn New York Sun Honesdale Cajah

A Curious List Of Movements And A Humorous Summer Arrangement

A German scientist calculates speeds for a snail and various objects from a second to a year, including the moon and an equatorial point. The piece ends with a light sketch where Emma faces a social snag over a winter coat and a forthcoming engagement amidst quirky dialogue.

Emma Mr. Coldsnap Mer Cooler

Frugal Can Do It Yourself Preserves and Tea Guide

A 1900s style home recipe note covers peach puree, plum and pear butter, beef tea, corn omelet, stuffed tomatoes, and household tips. It includes method steps, substitutions, and cautions on cooking times, cleaning, and pantry tricks.

Tontino Syston and Conti's Annuity Plan Origin

Fragmentary historical note describes Lorenzo Conti, a Neapolitan, introducing a tontine-like system circa 1659. It mentions subscribers funding a general annuity and a surviving share, with references to altered plans and improvised details, plus unrelated dialogue fragments.

Tontino Syston Lorenzo ‘Conti Pranes New York

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