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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1916

Page

7

Denison Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

A Denison Texas woman Mrs G O Lowery recounts relief from severe female illness after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with reversing daily chills hot flashes dizziness and extreme weakness and praises it over doctors. The note urges others with female ailments to try the product.

Denison Texas Soha Lydia FE Pinkham G. O. Lowery Monterey Street Lydia E. Pinkham

Red Rough Hands Doctored by Cuticura Soap and Ointment

Soothing routine promises relief for red rough hands with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Soak in hot suds then dry and apply ointment for a one night treatment. Free samples offered by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Also includes a humorous calendar joke and Paradoxical Trip cartoon caption.

Dept. L Boston

Virginia farmer proves live stock enriches soil and income

Dinwiddie County Virginia farmer John R Doyle expands dairy cattle and clover pastures to enrich soil. He yields 60 to 76 bushels of corn per acre and 20 to 30 bushels of wheat, sells cream and butter locally, and nets about 150 dollars monthly from cows plus beef and hogs profits. A 66 ton silo stores corn for winter feed and a clean 12 by 15 foot milkhouse supports dairy operations.

G. H. Alford Maryland John R. Doyle Dinwiddie County Virginia Petersburg Doyle Airy O.ceees Ee Davee E Ees Mmon Ty Fair Egas Btate Penn & Nrby Fcy Goose Eevnese Az & Qual Penn Southern Sealde Jersey Jsy Bdurreletadl Aystt Kohlrabi del and Md Eeeerl Wesesesesel Long Island Yelow Baltimore Lima Cal Iehlan New Williams Rio Astrachan New Jersey Pennsylvania Straw Timothy Hay Stilaw Canada Formosa Secesseeres

Odd Hideouts and Dark Lightning Explained

A London Chronicle note surveys odd cash hiding spots such as a grave vault in Forest Hill and an old cannon at Shoreham with jewelry or a bag of sovereigns found nearby. It also explains dark lightning as reversed streaks in camera plates from lightning, while wind can widen a lightning path into a ribbon effect.

Forest Hill Shoreham Peel Park Bradford Liverpool London Chronicle

Scarpin Fashions Spark Attention in Pennsylvania

A Philadelphia Ledger writer notes Governor Brumbaugh and Col. Louis J. Kolb wear rare scarfpins from Canton with enamel like bird feather mosaics. Kolb bought ornate pins from an American collector, both featuring two hummingbird feather depictions.

Brumbaugh Col Louis J. Kolb Pennsylvania China Philadelphia Ledger Canton Colonel Kolb Kolb

The Ship Chronometer and Its Precise Role at Sea

The chronometer is the most accurate timekeeper on a vessel and directly affects navigation and safety. It must not vary more than seconds a day, undergo rigorous tests in hot and cold rooms, and is tested both at sea and in port. Large ships carry three chronometers and rotate them ashore for checks, keeping the instrument amidships to minimize motion and temperature variation.

Tropics

At the Home Plate The Catcher And how do you like married life

Shortstop newly wed jokes that his wife acts like an umpire never sure when out. The line uses a baseball setting to humorously compare marriage to umpiring and keeping players in check.

Jerry Jake Puck

Father is Queer and Uncertain About Marriage

Dialogue fragment shows a daughter asking about her father’s consent for marriage. The father is described as eccentric which signals possible parental ambivalence affecting the couple’s plans.

Buffalo

Frog Leg Trade Sparks City Meal Debate

A fragment notes St. Paul and Minneapolis consumed 12,000,000 frog legs last year, hinting at a thriving market. The line suggests concerns over planning and effort in meeting demand.

St. Paul Minneapolis

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