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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1893
Page
2
A jumble of names and political commentary references figures like George H. Frost and John Johnson for local offices. The text critiques Grover Cleveland and the Wilson tariff, citing Elizabeth Herald and Democratic plans, with scattered mentions of New Jersey politics and tariffs affecting workers.
The item notes reform efforts against objectionable posters in Plainfield and discusses Princeton Glee Club and football proceeds funding college aid. It lists local events including lodge meetings, concerts, sociables, club elections, and weather impacts with several addresses and names in a dense civic notice column.
Eminent Sir Dingwell praised the Grant Commandery as guests from Damascus and Trinity Commanderies attended. Commanders Cornel and Mills spoke on progress and future ambitions while guests prepared to depart for trains around 1040 PM. The Trinity Commandery, the state’s youngest, aims to fulfill lofty goals with time.
At the Somerset Bowling Club meeting last night on the Artington alleys Albert Morsher and Ciford Brady were elected members. The committee reported progress and the club plans to meet every Monday night, adjourned until the first Monday night in January. After the meeting two games were bowled, the captain and lieutenant teams met twice with results: L Peiring 195 over J Blatz 194 FP Wab 139 A Morailer 114 P A Isaacson 20 722.
John J. Crouse of East Third street suffered a severe head injury in New Brunswick yesterday when riding in a wagon he struck a low board at a gate. He was knocked down and briefly unconscious but recovered. the impact left a noticeable mark and he narrowly escaped serious harm.
Readers are invited to join personally conducted tours to Washington D C with low rates from New York and Philadelphia covering rail and hotel expenses during the trip. The first tour departs New York at 10 a m and Philadelphia at 2 p m on November 30 with additional departures in May.
A fragment discusses parel and wheat plaster as harmless aids to nature’s healing. It asserts these remedies support the surface, strengthen the whole system, and encourage natural recovery.
An advertisement cites testimonials from readers including Ane Darts of North it New York about relief from rheumatic pain and insomnia, claiming Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy cures rheumatism and related symptoms. It notes availability from all druggists.
The article promotes Philip Ray a famed society humorist whose expressive voice and facial timing draw tears and laughter. He headlines a trio with Wilbert Seue plan et and Miss Jean Wilson at the Casino on December 18, delivering satire, eloquence, wit, and bright appeal to packed houses.
The Pennsylvania tour company announces personally conducted tours for the coming season. Key trips head to California and Florida with January 31 and February 22 departures for the west coast. California winter plans include a mid winter exposition in San Francisco with five tours and low rates from major origins.
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