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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
7
A New York retail store tests merchandise quality in a public lab with buyers and sales staff present. Demonstrations cover Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and the Bayer Cross marking, reinforcing safe use and proper packaging while boosting sales staff understanding and interest in the products.
Baron Mishima, renowned for Chinese classics scholarship in Japan, died at age 90. A pupil of Yamato Wokoku, he studied law, served as a judge, and became Imperial University professor. He lectured to the future emperor and founded the Misho Gukusha school with over 6,000 students. Notable pupils included General Fukushima and Baron Sakamoto.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum for clear skin with a 25¢ price. A Cartoon Magazine snippet features a caricatured exchange where a pastor mocks a man who passed the church collection job to a blind worker who lost a hand, explaining the “heroic service” remark.
The centenary of From Greenland's Icy Mountains was marked at Whit Sunday in Wrexham England with hymn singing across churches. The hymn, composed by Bishop Heber at Wrexham vicarage, was first sung in 1819 at the parish church.
Advertising copy promotes August Flower as a tonic for tired overworked stomachs, indigestion, fermentation, sour stomach, headaches and constipation. It claims to stimulate the liver and cleanse the intestines, presenting it as a universal remedy sold widely.
The Birmingham Age quotes a dialogue about Solomon Islanders and uplift. The exchange questions why uplift should matter, framed around taxes and national glory and ends with a sharp rebuke about caring for others.
The article surveys late summer millinery for July and August, noting simpler, cooler designs with fewer trimmings. It highlights three standout models including a turbans with chiffon scarf, a black hat with braided crown and velvet ribbon, and a pale pink felt with satin trim and ribbon bow, emphasizing youthful, stylish appeal.
The article describes the wave of new beach wear with silk fiber fabrics and vivid colors. It highlights silk designs and silk fiber swimsuits with bloomers, gold borders, and rubberized capes. It notes that regular swimsuits are brief, practical, and often worn with matching slippers and ribbons.
Pongee is described as a favored fabric for both children and adults. It serves for dresser items and wraps, highlighting its versatility in clothing and accessories.
A guide to sandwich fillings from savory meats to sweet options. Techniques include grinding veal or tongue with stock for moist spreads, mixing chopped vegetables and cheeses, and assembling with dressings on rye or buttered bread. Recipes mention olives, nuts, capers, and candied cherries.
Practical guidance on vegetables for hot weather meals. Emphasizes vegetables for bone and tooth health, bowel movement, blood quality, and body youth. Recommends boiling vegetables, using liquors for soups or sauces, and varied seasoning to enhance flavor. Includes cooking tips for beans onions beets and peas.
A short dialogue where a teacher asks Willie if he would give a larger apple piece to a friend. Willie answers no, saying it wouldn’t be necessary because he would keep the larger portion for himself.
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from kidney poisons and urges immediate treatment with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It promises to purge kidneys and urinary tract, heal inflamed organs, and warns others are imitations. The ad notes three sizes and urges buyers to ensure the GOLD MEDAL name appears on the box.
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