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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
4
Public notice marks second class matter filing at Cranbury New Jersey post office dated July 17 1885 under the March 3 1879 act of Congress.
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi rails at President Harding for a New Mexico senatorial letter that touts the administration, comparing it to Wilson’s 1918 appeal. Harrison notes Wilson’s wartime politics differed. Harding’s letter lacks a direct vote appeal and emphasizes the record. He cites the 1918 outcome where Wilson’s plea helped Republicans win.
Representative Sidney Anderson argues that 49 cents of every consumer dollar goes to service, 37 cents to production, and 14 cents to profits. He cites changes in packaging, delivery, and regulatory costs as evidence of rising service costs in food from sugar to milk.
The strike vote by railroad shop workers stirs pushback and regret that Poindexter's anti strike bill was not enacted earlier.
Drugstores widely recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the dependable choice for diarrhea. It is trusted by nine out of ten druggists and favored by customers for effective relief.
Secretary Wallace announced a government push to let farmers patent their farm names to secure a standard of quality. The Patent Office Gazette lists Hawkeye, a trademark for Ledru C. Willits Iowa farm known for purebred hogs cattle and sheep. The move protects interstate commerce and complements state farm name registrations.
An illustrated Popular Mechanics proposal imagines extending the Jungfrau cog railway by 2206 feet to a conical summit chamber. A vertical shaft would host passenger elevators to the peak, ending a dramatic ascent with a ride rivaling New York’s Woolworth Building.
Exhaust gases at issue point reach 800 to 1000 degrees F and are mostly carbon dioxide. They pass through a special oven to heat wood to about 500 degrees without burning, carbonizing it into charcoal. During the war ovens were set up in Algeria and Tunis to substitute scarce anthracite coal for gas enrichment.
Ownership details for The Cranbury Press published weekly in Cranbury New Jersey dated 1921 include publisher George W Burroughs editor and business manager all listed as Cranbury New Jersey. The document notes duplicates for post office submission and anonymity of bondholders with none declared. It is sworn before Charles C Groves Notary Public on September 20 1921.
A Philippine court martial sentences William Gilroy to death for treachery. Colonel Saunders contemplates signing the death warrant but pardons Gilroy after his American sweetheart Miss King learns of the plan. Gilroy is freed and told to join a cavalry unit bound for Santos while Miss King goes to Manila.
Notice that a general election will be held in Helmetta on November 8, 1921 from six AM to seven PM at the Hose House. Officers elected include State Senator three General Assembly members Middlesex County Surrogate two Freeholders Coroner and Borough officials. Registry meeting October 18 from 1 PM to 9 PM at the polling place for revision and registration. Witnessed by Clerk William Tru nd.
Township and borough officials to be elected on a Tuesday in 1921. Plainsboro Township voters choose Surrogate two Freeholders one Coroner and a Committeeman. Monroe Township votes for Assessor Committeeman Constable Justice of the Peace. Jamesburg polls set for two locations with ward designations and polling hours. Clerk signatures: W PERRINE F CLAYTON and WILLIAM H BROOKS.
Charles H Edwards as Executor of Caroline Snedeker deceased directs creditors of Middlesex County to file debts, demands and claims within six months under oath or affirmation, or be forever barred from action. dated July 7 1921 Daniel H Edwards, Executor.
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