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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
7
Most Rev Edward J Hanna was confirmed archbishop of San Francisco succeeding the late Archbishop Riordan The photograph shows him in robes at St Marys cathedral.
A reader recalls a savor described as immense and extraordinary, arising from a forceful, subjective impression. The commentary notes this taste grows wild and cannot be matched by conventional preparations, creating a Marvelous effect that the writer fully accepts.
A scene shows a respected clerical marrying parson and the spry Lawyer Biggles, the community’s best known separator, amid a notable gathering. The exchange highlights the prominence of the figures present and the social setting.
An ad extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as best hand remedy with free mail sample offer. It also notes British appetite for chocolate sweets in France and Cairo, citing Captain Bean on candy demand and reduced beer needs.
The quote extols sleep as a precious jewel and essential health link. It praises slumber as a universal remedy, a golden chain uniting body and health, and notes how even kings cannot buy true rest.
A humorous couplet compares two lovers by a playful physical contrast. The dialogue frames an apparent match as a union of natural mates with the remark that she has dove eyes and he is pigeon-toed.
A remark notes that many people urge action yet fail to take it themselves, highlighting a gap between talk and deeds. The quote critiques superficial calls for reform without personal initiative.
In Carmargo Oklahoma a canine travels on two legs after losing two limbs in a train accident. The dog now navigates and runs on a single side pair of legs impressing locals.
An editorial warns of high infant mortality in civilized nations and promotes Castoria as a remedy. It cites narcotics in children's remedies as dangerous, claims Castoria with Chas. H. Fletcher signature aids circulation and fever relief, warning against unsafe syrups.
A cheap horn substitute can be produced from wheat flour and sodium silicate. The mixture forms a hard, hornlike substance after a three week cure, can be colored with organic dye, molded without pressure, and machined like brass once set.
Secretary of Agriculture Houston joked at a Washington luncheon that an English hen laid 288 eggs in a year, quipping she knew the country's need for shells and smiling at the gag.
A man fears the woman who laughs at his kiss more than the one who grows indignant. The speaker notes that mockery cuts deeper than rejection, shaping his dread and vulnerability in a social encounter.
An astronomical clock in Germany runs for 18 years with an error of just one second, illustrating remarkable precision.
A letter from New York accompanied by ten thousand dollars in currency was received at Secretary McAdoo’s office as a new contribution to the conscience fund. The sender says he paid double the amount stolen because his conscience remains unsettled. It is the third largest contribution, with some gifts as small as a penny.
Youth's Companion notes an Australian cattleman who controls a land domain rivaling Pennsylvania in size. The piece highlights his wealth and influence among industry captains and finance barons.
McCall's Magazine recommends whitewashing the interior of wooden window boxes before adding soil to prevent rot and deter insects, preserving the box and maintaining greenery.
In the Springfield Republican a question is raised about exporting nearly a billion bushels of new U S wheat this year. The debate asks whether exporting the surplus would prolong the war or be ethically justified amid wartime needs.
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