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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
6
Blondine-Winnie Waggle shares that a music teacher foresees a bright future. The manager adds there are greater opportunities in the theatrical profession for a woman with a past.
Over 100 000 packages of Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder are said to be used by troops at the Front. The product promises instant relief for corns bunions and painful feet and is advertised as widely sold with urged substitutes avoided.
The article argues that birds migrate south for food and return in spring, showing a homing instinct akin to humans. It notes environment shapes nature, gives examples of nesting bonds, and recalls ornithologists’ limited understanding of navigation while praising the pull of the first home.
In Kangas City Star style dialogue, Brother Oggy pleads over a painful tooth. The dentist offers to pull it for a fraction, joking about the cost and refusing half measures as a humorous street scene unfolds.
A physician describes using Postum for eight years to replace coffee, noting improved sleep, better weight, and reduced nervousness. The ad Swales Postum Co of Battle Creek Michigan promotes Regular and Instant Postum with pricing and preparation tips, claiming equal taste and cost to coffee. There’s a Reason for Postum and grocers carry both forms.
A remarkable photograph from the Falaba's deck shows the lifeboat capsizing after a torpedo struck in St George's Channel. Passengers struggle in the water as the German submarine attacked the steamer.
Mrs. Emmet C. Gudger formerly Genevieve Walsh daughter of Senator and Mrs. Thomas J Walsh of Montana wed Paymaster Gudger U S N in a recent ceremony.
The Christian Herald describes Palestinian gardens near large towns relying on springs or cisterns for water. Walls and hedges protect shaded retreats where families gather, reflecting peaceful life and devotion under vine and fig tree amid hot climates.
A devotional study of David facing Goliath from I Samuel 17. It highlights faith over fear, reliance on God over human armor, and the three lessons of individual responsibility, confronting giants of sin, and steadfast faith as the source of strength for God's people.
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