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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
6
Woman from Edmund South Carolina reports relief from nervousness and monthly ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She can now run her household and work. The letter urges other women to try the remedy.
Lonely Tannibal Devon shirks a brutal family life and finds solace in a Salvation Army hall where captain Philip MacCauley becomes entangled with a plan to marry Reginald Brown. Tony escapes an arranged union, uncovers a stolen infant portrait, and, amid family scheming at the Pendlehaven estate, bonds with Philip while surviving confinement and peril.
Philip questions Reggie Brown about Tony Devon while Reggie taunts him over Tony's fate. At Pendlehaven, Philip asks Tony if she likes him and she blushes, avoiding a clear answer as tension rises on a sunny day.
Tennibel Devon hesitates as Philip MacCauley pledges protection and insists she stay indoors for safety. Katherine and Dr Pendlehaven maneuver supporting a potential outing for Miss Devon while familial tensions surge over Tony’s future. Philip later invites Tony on a drive, and she impulsively kisses Paul Pendlehaven as she departs.
A snobbish young lady in the American Legion Weekly comments that she is glad she is not like other kinds of people, noting the variety needed to make a world. Her remark reflects social attitudes of the era.
Scouts of St Pauls Episcopal Church did their own printing for a recent affair and earned merit badge honors. In 1919 two hundred scouts qualified for the badge versus 85 in 1918 and 62 in 1917, with many troops now producing their own small publications.
The Huntington Chamber of Commerce announced a city wide safety campaign against carelessness in accident prevention and sanitation. Local Boy Scouts of America will direct the effort with participation from every civic organization, alongside a city clean-up campaign coordinated by the same groups.
Mrs. M Tischler of Syracuse writes about her eight year old daughter who suffered six weeks of coughing last year. Father John’s Medicine helped her cough and the mother plans to use it again in winter. The ad promotes this throat remedy as alcohol and drug free.
A brief exchange recalls a grandfather’s pride as he marched in an overall parade. The grandmother and child reflect on that moment as the proudest of his life.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with instructions to dye wool silk cotton linen or blends. It warns of poor results like streaks spots and fades and urges buying Diamond Dyes only with a druggist color card for reference.
A chairman ruled the motion out of order as a rowdy attendee raised an arm to throw an egg at a political meeting, a moment captured in Pearson's Weekly.
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