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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Susig Sagatansky of Bayonne New Jersey describes six months of back and leg pains fatigue and headaches. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health enabling her to work again. The ad extols the product as a trusted standard medicine with long lasting popularity.
A garbled text passage hints at competing interests and unclear aspirations within a body or group. It references delays, debates, and scattered phrases about campaigns, governance, and a possible regional struggle. No clear individuals or events are identifiable from the readable fragment.
Mr Harbore M Gessner from Ns writes how ten years of trouble with sour food and chalky teeth ended after taking EVPONTC BATONIC. He reports rapid relief after one and a half boxes, then complete improvement with no pain and ability to eat and drink normally.
The narrator attends Searles' production of As You Like It in New York while continuing a tense search for Mrs. Bashford and the prisoner. He spots Alice and Mrs. Farnsworth with Arrowsmith, suspects a link to the spy, and notes Montani and companions in the audience as the plot thickens.
Richard Searles, a successful American playwright, confides to Bob Singleton that he has written Lady Larkspur inspired by a young actress Violet Dewing who has vanished. Singleton, just returned from France, visits Barton on-the-Sound Connecticut to find a tense household, a foreign stranger, and mounting suspicions as he reads the manuscript.
Mabel taunts Mrs Dad for ignoring her on the street while Mrs Millions accompanies her. Julia defends Mrs Dad, calling Mabel jealous and the other woman conceited, as the exchange grows heated.
A fragmented kitchen guide lists sauces and preparations including white sauce, mushroom sauce, poulette, olive, brown sauce, drawn butter, and fish pairings. It covers butter and flour ratios, milk and stock bases, seasonings, and notes on serving with beef, veal, chicken, and fish, with additional items like toast pudding and popovers.
A health notice warns daily meat consumption produces uric acid that paralyzes kidney efforts to expel waste. It advises using Jad Salts to flush and neutralize acids, claiming improved kidney function and bladder comfort.
A new Arkanisan recruit, during officer insignia testing, mistakes two silver bars for rank meanings and misreads silver eagle. He admits uncertainty but salutes the lieutenant anyway, reflecting young soldiers’ eagerness and inexperience.
Fragmentary note discusses Japanese extravagance and the endowment of colleges, linking literature and art to nourishing the soul through sense and desire. The text emphasizes assembling measures of culture to sustain spiritual nourishment.
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