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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
6
A father from Brad, Minnesota, says his daughter recovered from a severe cough after using Father John’s Medicine. He claims the remedy strengthened her and kept her well, praising its alcohol free, safe ingredients suitable for children and adults.
A remark notes that lacking earning power a man may seek political office as an option or risk failure. The statement frames public service as a last resort for those without work.
A vintage health column urges reducing meat intake to ease kidney strain and advocates Jad Salts as a remedy. It describes symptoms of sluggish kidneys, explains the product as a lemon grape lithia drink, and claims it cleanses urine and relieves bladder issues.
A humorous exchange frames a domestic battle as a house is torn up and cleaning erupts. The quote captures a playful feud over mess and order, signaling a lighthearted feature on household chores and suburban life.
Mrs Maude Hawke Wright reportedly taken prisoner by Villa bandits and carried into Mexico before being turned loose. The image was captured just after the child was returned to her.
A prepared convert Cornelius, a Roman captain in Caesarea, shows piety and generosity and is visited by an angel. Peter arrives after a vision linking earth and heaven, preaching that God shows no partiality and that salvation comes through Jesus for all who believe, launching the Christian mission to all nations.
A health note extolls drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning. It claims this cleanses the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, improves appetite, removes toxins, and leads to better appearance and energy. Ad shows the product as inexpensive.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for tender baby skin with free samples by mail. A quoted Atlantic remark by Joseph H. Odell contrasts business leaders who cling to economics with those who apply religious mercy in society.
A collage of dialog and anecdotes features Henry Peck claiming a marriage proposal as his brave deed and a humorous piece on a husband making breakfast with Grape Nuts. The letter-style bits praise Postum products and health stories linked to Grape Nuts, ending with a note that river readers see new letters periodically.
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