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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
7
A dialogue on money and manners opens with a tailor debt and a $10 dispute. Ella Wheeler Wilcox is cited urging collaboration between parents and teachers to cultivate the best in children and address faults rather than dismiss the teacher as an enemy.
A Wisconsin woman recounts quitting coffee after years of headaches heart pains and dyspepsia. Since switching to Postum her symptoms eased she regained appetite and energy. The note frames coffee’s liver effects and promotes farm and poultry tips that follow in the page.
The article notes that starting breeding birds near the egg incubation period yields stronger germs and better chicks than hens that have been laying for months, suggesting timing affects offspring quality.
Actor Guy Bates Post recalls an amateur performance with a religious flavor. A leading actor tried to dim lights for a storm scene but failed to darken the stage, prompting a roar from the audience when he shouted deliver us from the powers of darkness.
An article extols the suffering caused by eczema and promotes Cuticura soap and ointment as effective treatment. It notes non hereditary spread and urges free samples by mail from Cuticura, Dept. W, Boston, to those with faith in relief. It also includes antique quotations about patience and constipation remedies.
Walter Sargent a prospering rancher in the Redwood district San Jose chased by a hungry mountain lion while driving cattle. He fixed the beast with his eye and the animal paused then trotted away, sparing him from harm.
Garfield Tea marketed as a harmless herbal laxative is promoted in a playful shop talk exchange. The customer asks about liver health while the butcher quotes fifteen cents per pound for cuts.
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