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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
6
Altoona Pa letter from Mrs C W Benz praising the remedy after six infant deaths preceding a successful birth The testimonial claims the compound made a healthy four month old baby and urges readers with female ailments to try it.
Philip professes love to Tennibel and plans marriage after twenty three. He reveals Tennibel as his little girl and prepares to tell relatives. Katherine watches with misery as Tony accepts the confession and joyfully envisions a future with Philip.
Reginald Curtis schemes to harm Dr. Paul Pendlehaven to advance his own position in Ithaca. Tennibel Devon warns of danger as Reginald poisons are placed in medicine. Tony and Dr. John uncover the plot and stop further harm while Reginald is haunted by the Devon spirit.
The article traces New York’s origins from Verrazano’s 1524 visit through Hudson’s rediscovery, the 1623 New Netherlands settlement, and Manhattan’s purchase for beads. It notes the 1664 transfer to the Duke of York, the state’s role in the nation’s founding with Hamilton and Washington, and New York’s weight in elections with 45 electors.
A concise account traces North Carolina from Sir Walter Raleigh’s 1584 colony on Roanoke Island to Virginia Dare, through 1710 Newburn settlement, waves of Scotch Irish and German settlers, and its 1789 ratification of the U S Constitution. The piece notes the state’s 52 426 square miles, twelve electoral votes, and the origin of the name from Charles IX of France.
A French inventor has created a poison pistol that looks like a real firearm but uses no bullets. The handle contains a poison gas fluid that, when the trigger is pressed, releases a stream that acts instantly.
A brief exchange suggests doctors do not discriminate in practice because patients are deemed readily available. The dialogue frames medical choice as universally inclusive and practical.
The passage notes October as the tenth month yet eighth in the Roman calendar and calls it Wynemonth or the wine month in Saxon tradition. It cites an old writer on importing wines and mentions Saxon calendars showing a farmer sowing winter grain symbolism for this period.
The passage promotes Father John's Medicine as a builder for the body that aids digestion and repair without alcohol or drugs. It claims long standing use for over sixty five years and urges readers to get a bottle today.
A spouse asks Robert about the best typewriter. He jokes that he prefers ones with soft brown eyes, a playful misdirection that hints at a lighthearted domestic exchange.
Public reports from druggists highlight Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a successful remedy for kidney trouble. An insurance examiner notes many applicants are rejected due to undiagnosed kidney issues. Sample bottle offered for ten cents by sending to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A long standing drunkard is described as reformed following surgery that removed a bone pressing on the brain. The Detroit News notes cures credited to removal of a brass rail pressing against the font-IXansag.
A proverb-like remark compares a man's character to a fence that cannot be strengthened by whitewash, suggesting inner integrity cannot be fixed by outward appearances alone.
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