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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

7

Waiter, If This Is Spring Chicken Where Is the Wishbone

A witty exchange notes a young chicken unready for wishes, with a humorous line about spring and luck. The remark plays on appetite and timing as a light moment in a dining scene.

Boschee’s Syrup touted for throat and lung relief

Boschee’s Syrup soothes irritated throat and inflamed lungs, aiding sleep and easy morning expectoration. A long standing favorite for colds bronchitis and lung troubles sold wherever medicines are available.

Boschee

Girlie Tamen Seeks Endorsement Amid Family Dispute

A candidate Girlie Tamen seeks support as she asks if her father will endorse her campaign. The exchange hints at family dynamics influencing political backing and public perception.

Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promises Clear Complexion

Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed to keep complexion clear, skin clean, and hands soft and white. Also promotes Cuticura Talecum as part of the trio.

Birthday Cake Sparks Lapland Candles Joke

A witty exchange mocks cultural stereotypes with a line about Laplanders and candles. The joke pivots on a birthday cake as the cause of a “big to do” remark.

Dishes From Golden Fruit and Orange Pudding Recipes

A 1921 kitchen note extols orange juice as a healthful drink for young and old. It provides orange recipes including orange pudding and orange whip with detailed steps and ingredients. The piece also quotes John Burroughs on keeping life fresh and sane amid world strife.

Lfe John Burroughs

Fruits and Prune Based Recipes From Home Cookery Text

Practical home cooking notes describe prune and fruit based dishes. Recipes include Fruit Bread with graham flour figs and prunes, Prune Stuffing for Goose with bread crumbs sage and apple, and a Jellied Prune Whip using prunes gelatine lemon juice and whipped egg whites.

Dying Engineer Directs Rescue In York State Train Wreck

Michael Gerber a 50 year old New York Central engineer from Newark New York directed rescuers for over four hours as a freight engine and eight cars toppled into a ditch near Churchville Rochester. He died after being freed badly injured with crushed legs and severe burns.

Churchville N. Y Michael Gerber New York Central Newark Philip Golding Gerber Rochester

Maturity Tips for Pullets Improve Autumn Egg Production

A USDA prepared guide explains how to hasten laying maturity in pullets for fall laying and higher yearly profits. Key practices include early separation of cockerels and pullets, avoiding overcrowding, proper coop size, regular mite and lice control, and a protein rich mash with milk and buckwheat alternatives.

Rich blood and vigor boost life with Pepto Mangan

The piece explains how rich red blood, due to red corpuscles, fuels vigor and strength. It argues that overwork or illness lowers red cells, making blood watery and life waning, and claims Gude's Pepto Mangan enriches red cells for better eating, sleeping, and exercise.

Gude

Poor old Bill Bristow’s wartime discharge tale

Perkins and Brown recall Bill Bristow as they walk Main Street. Perkins notes the man is a "poor old Bill" due to his wartime discharge, explaining that Bristow married when the war started and Perkins received a discharge more than two years ago.

Perkins Brown Main Street Bill Bristow Bill

Mustard Gas Ousts Rattlesnakes in Husum Den

In Husum Washington ranchers used mustard gas to flush out a den of rattlesnakes. The porous lava rock area released gas through 150 feet of hose and within 30 minutes snakes emerged and were killed by orchardists. The method, suggested by the Department of Agriculture, drew interest from other communities seeking similar relief.

Husum Department of Agriculture

Home Brew Linked to Two Tragic Deaths in Chicago

In Chicago, two deaths are reported from alleged home brewing mishaps. Sam Mirabella fell into a wine barrel and drowned after transferring wine between casks in a basement. Gabriel Troth started a house fire to distract firefighters from a barn where a still exploded. Troth died from clothing catching fire.

Chicago Sam Mirabella Gabriel Troth

Lip Incident Between Father and Son Misunderstood

A boy Buddy tells his father that John hit him and that he did nothing in response. The exchange suggests a child’s vague memory and a quiet family moment with no further escalation.

Daddy Buddy John Father

Divorce Talk Between Spouses Sparks Stage Ambition

In a brief exchange the couple agrees to a quiet, swift divorce while one announces plans to pursue acting, citing sensational actions as the reason. The other notes the suggestion is unreasonable as they discuss their strained marriage.

American Legion Weekly

Money talk and mindset mix in quirky quotes

A pessimist says I cant while an optimist declares I can. A peptomist asks if I wish. The line explores common views on money and belief, noting money is among the least understood subjects in the world.

WEDS AS FATHER IS DOOMED

Rudolph Schutte marries his sweetheart the day a judge sentences his father to die for first degree murder. Schutte testified against his father during the trial. The couple will live in the bungalow where his father attempted to kill his mother.

Middletown Conn Rudolph Schutte Schutte

Feeding and housing tips for laying flocks

When on free range fowls gain variety from several feeds. Do not rely on grain alone to avoid fat with few eggs. Use rat proof colony houses and brood crops with tight floors to protect eggs. Old hens can yield meat, but a flock should aim for both meat and eggs rather than half effort.

Important to all Women Readers of this Paper

Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble without realizing it. Poor kidney health can affect other organs, causing back pain headaches and loss of ambition. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy and offers a sample bottle by mail with ten cents. Medium and large bottles are sold at drug stores.

Me and wife argue about a tower on Rum pus Ridge

A fragment from the Kansas City Star quotes Gap Jotngon claiming a tower on Rum pus Ridge during a domestic dispute. He vows to watch his wife for a day, then invite nearby married men to gather around the space. The quoted language includes ambivalent slang and unclear chronology.

Rumpus Ridge Kansas City Star

Dishonest Hole in Stocking Delays Departure

A brief dialogue from the Louisville Couriers Journal features a girl delaying departure to mend a stocking. She worries a visible hole will reveal the delay, while another character presses for speed. The exchange captures a light domestic moment in period tone.

Louisville Couriers Journal

Cadger and Soaker Dialogue Sparks Stray Stories

A brief exchange features Cadger and Soaker in conversation about work and daily life, signaling themes from Stray Stories. Cadger probes for employment, while Soaker downplays effort with a casual reply.

Considerations of Weight in a Caesar and Antony Chat

Caesar comments on Cassius's lean look and hunger. Antony suggests taking a risk on him, noting that nobody loves a fat man. The dialogue hints at political maneuvering and personal perceptions shaping power plays.

Cassius Caesar Anthony

Trying His Hand Parable Sparks Church Notice

The scene captures a preacher named Parker chiding Mr Botts for three Sundays away from church. Botts replies he is not negligent but tending his own soul, a quiet exchange about faith and personal devotion.

Preacher Parker Mr. Botts Parson

No Wonder Insomnia Tied to Heredity Quote

A dialogue line from Beeston Transcript features a night editor remarking heredity as a cause of insomnia, with a closing line on avoiding extremes and a comment about going crazy even on religion.

Bix Dix Greenland Beeston Transcript

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