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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
7
Mitchell Indiana mother Pearl Monahan reports relief from neuralgia during pregnancy after three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She gained strength and cared for her seven month old baby weighing 19 pounds, praising the medicine's effect on maternity health.
A true tale from a dance for naval reserve youths where several girls feared their dresses would come down. Each hurried to the dressing room to pin skirts after a strange sensation from the bell bottoms brushing ankles.
Ananias and Tnele John critique a moon saying admitted at an Ancient Order of American Skinflints meeting. The piece juxtaposes conscience poultices and profit motives, warning that reliance on one prop blinds for profit. The Kansas City Times notes on left handed women, rich bachelors, and Mormon epicure opinions.
Beach accessories include rubber cloth capes mantles and scarfs for swimming boating and beach use. Items feature rubber satin wool blends and Turkish towels in colors from rose to sea green with varied trims and fringe. Capes show woolen collars and bindings, with nurse style caps offering neck protection.
The article previews three fall hat designs aimed at mature women, featuring tailored silhouettes in beige and navy with taffeta, chenille, and beaver cloth accents. It highlights ribbon imitating patent leather for trimmings and notes colors like porcelain blue rose orchid and other soft tones.
A pantry style article describes economical meat substitutes like peanut loaf and pea timbales, and offers cheese centered recipes. It highlights cottage cheese versatility, cheese in multiple dishes, and tips on storage, preparation, and serving with biscuits, toast, or vegetables.
The London Tit-Bits anecdote shows Walter noting a sugar shortage and a waiter suggesting the guest imagine abundance to spark a lump in the throat, a playful clash of wit over tea. It depicts social humor around tea culture and quick improvisation in a restaurant setting.
A well dressed man tips a girl who volunteers a carnation for his buttonhole, then donates a quarter to feed a Belgian baby. He adds a $5 bill, insisting the baby get a regular meal.
A writer reflects on crafting a mid ocean story and whether practical work can land the tale. The line suggests ingenuity can surpass heavy energy costs, noting that men rarely heed advice without paying for it.
An old time remedy ad claims GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules ease aging related bladder and kidney discomfort. It touts odorless capsules, multiple health benefits, and warns of warning signs from back pain to serious organ disease, urging readers to buy at their druggist with a money back guarantee.
Hot weather breeds stomach and bowel misery with gas acid and indigestion. Eatonic Tablets promise fast relief after meals by neutralizing acids and gases and easing belching sour stomach and griping pains. Try Eatonic with a money back guarantee if not suited.
Miss Simpkins a maiden lady suspects the cook entertaining her beau downstairs asks Jane if she heard someone talking. Jane replies she was singing a psalm. Miss Simpkins comments you may sing psalms but let there be no hits.
Consumers are urged to inspect each bottle of Castoria for the registered signature “In Use for Over 30 Years” as a trusted remedy for infants and children, with mothers advised to ensure authenticity amid warnings about counterfeit products.
A man mutters he cannot understand a paradox about calling a man with an ivory head both empty and containing something loose. The other fellow, famed for spending a five dollar bill with one hand bound, questions the logic in this odd exchange.
A narrative fragment shows a driver urging speed at fifty miles per hour and a companion answering with grit as they face police checks. The exchange portrays boldness and determination amid dusty, high speed conditions.
A short saying advising that one should be cautious about overrating friends. It suggests in jest that praising friends beyond reality may be a pitfall. The note emphasizes balanced judgment in evaluating others.
Food experts predict peanuts will surpass 250 million bushels in a few years after last year's 51 million bushels. Texas hosts the world’s largest peanut farm, with acreage quadrupled in two years, and peanut oil is expected to grow in wide use like olive oil.
The text advises salt and water as a throat gargle during frequent rainstorms in damp seasons. It notes that proper business attention leaves little time for side issues and promotes common sense as a valuable trait.
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