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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1916
Page
6
Experts say this season is ideal to restore winter losses in strength and weight. Father John’s Medicine is promoted as pure wholesome food elements without alcohol or dangerous drugs, designed to build up the weak.
A Philadelphia housewife complained about high market fish prices and was told by a dealer that fish is high because it is scarce due to head aquariums. The quip reflects a humorous urban remark on supply and demand.
Brouillard, Cartwright, and Castner confront a riotous Mirapolis carnival tied to the Niquoia dam project. A gold rush plot threatens the reclamation work, while Amy Massingale mourns a shooting as Stephen Massingale lies wounded.
Brouillard warns Cartwright about Massingale’s knowledge of the Coronida grant and the Little Susan mine while detailing Massingale’s financial peril. Cartwright pushes for action, aiming to reclaim the Little Susan through the bank and Red Butte smelters, amid tensions over land titles and a potential threat to Massingale’s plan.
The dispute between Cortwright and Brouillard escalates as Cortwright accuses a young engineer, seeking removal by imprisoning him on questionable evidence. Developments to follow.
The fragment hints at a motto about resilience. It references lines to be remembered and attributes a quotation about glory through rising after each fall from Goldemith. No clear event or persons are readable.
S L Wallace of Spokane defends Canada against a critical Alberta letter. He cites government aid, land grants in Saskatchewan, and his own success with crops and rental income, arguing Canada supports settlers and offers fair treatment.
Eloise expresses a strong impression while Eloitus apologizes and vows not to hold her so tightly next time, recording the exchange.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for dandruff treatment. It describes lightly touching itchy spots on the scalp with Cuticura Ointment, then shampooing with Cuticura Soap and hot water the next morning. It claims emollients keep the scalp clean and healthy and stimulate hair growth, offering free samples by mail via a postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
A fragment quotes a character pondering how Mabel could marry Jack, an insurance agent, and hints at questions about her match. The line suggests social commentary on romantic choice and professional identity, with no further context or events provided.
An advertisement promotes ethine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to remove freckles. It claims one ounce applied twice daily can fade even dark spots and notes money back guarantee if ineffective. The text ends with a quip about being trained for a sprint.
Mrs C P Buckley of Baldwin New York endorses Benzomint from Milburn Pharmaceutical Co as effective for sore throat and tonsillitis, noting it cures children quickly without doctors and suggesting local druggists can supply it. The letter mentions large carpet production in Philadelphia.
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