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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
8
After grip epidemics many suffer weak kidneys and backache as the kidneys lag in fighting disease. Doan's Kidney Pills are in demand for relief and are recommended by friends and neighbors worldwide.
Personal reports describe kidney trouble relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Otto Lorenzen of Yonkers states a year of kidney illness followed a cold, then complete recovery with no relapse. Theo W Goerig, a 42 year firefighter from Jersey City Heights, notes back pain rheumatic symptoms and dizzy spells subsiding after use.
A collage of humorous quips and notices including a joke about jail for principle, a hair care ad for Cuticura products, a hero anecdote, a coffee quip, plus British kitchens food program notes and a Samson joke. Contains multiple brief items and light commentary.
Market prices for butter beef calves sheep hogs and various grains and fats are listed with bid figures and typical ranges. The report details prime steers cull calves choice lambs yearlings hogs and byproducts alongside spot market quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley and fats like tallow lard and grease.
A Black American soldier, slightly wounded, sits by the road awaiting transport back to the field hospital. He and another Black GIs discuss how he was hit while crossing barbed wire during combat near the Am gonne. The excerpt comes from Stars and Stripes in France.
Century old Haarlem Oil Capsules promoted as a universal kidney and bladder relief. Claims include back pain, indigestion, and insomnia relief with a money back guarantee for genuine GOLD MEDAL brand. Imported from Holland labs and sold in drugstores with five drop doses per capsule.
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest relief for indigestion gas and acidity. It boasts instant action and low cost at drug stores. The copy then shifts to a dismissive joke about choosing a busy partner over a busybody and the saying that the oldest inhabitant is never a woman.
A satirical piece contrasts a Republican husband and Democratic wife amid Indiana campaign tensions. A boarding house serves as a backdrop where poor residents react to political rumors and a lingering hunger metaphorically linked to reform and status. A comic dialogue riffs on freight costs and heavenly commodities.
A flirtatious married woman recalls a past romance and probes a captain about heartbreak. He recounts a journey north when only a pretty girl shared his railway compartment. He insists he said nothing or allowed any opportunity for conversation. London Answers.
Open trolleys are said to make good ambulances with 16 litters and 16 seated passengers when seats are removed. A girl is proud of her hat until she sees a rival with a more freakish style. Times mention a narrow ruffle near eternity edge. Bakers face shorter hours not translating to shorter crusts.
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