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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
10
Norman W. Brown a Charlotte wall paper and paint dealer says Tanlac cured his nervous indigestion after ten to twelve years. He reports relief from heartburn dizziness and gas pressure and claims his appetite and nerves improved making him feel like a new man. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
A husband sues for divorce from his wife in a domestic triangle case. He accuses the wife of infidelity while the co-respondent, the man involved, is also portrayed as confused. The brief exchange labels the spouses and the other man as lacking understanding.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure herbal remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises uniform purity in every bottle and notes a sworn purity statement with each bottle. Readers can request a sample by mailing ten cents to Binghamton New York.
A short tale of Eddie and his brother Harry with a goat and a motherly correction. An advertisement promotes Dr. Peery's Dead Shot as a vermin remedy. A comic exchange about a wife and a lakes of Killarney echoes ends the fragment.
Henry Kirchner of Concord Staten Island reports 12 years of stomach distress eased after using Jaques Little Wonder Capsules. The ad claims rapid relief from gas around the heart due to indigestion and dyspepsia with a 60 cent package available at druggists or by mail from Jaques Capsule Co Plattsburg NY.
A humorous dialogue fragment shows playful banter about wedding customs and a quip on common sense. The scene includes a brief exchange about rice at a wedding and a light remark on prudence and restraint. The text also advertises Cuticura skin care products and a comic Safe Deposit gag about hiding money in whiskers.
The New York Star cites a dialogue on spectacle and storytelling in theater, noting how producers and costumers may mask a weak plot with visual excess.
A feature on home fashion highlights dainty items for the dressing table and party frocks. It describes lace and satin ensembles in rose blue and lavender with gold lace finishes, bertha collars, rosette girdles, and accessories such as mirrors lampshades and crystal bottles, plus decorative screens and waste baskets to match vibrant holiday looks.
Brilliantly colored prints in silk and cotton gain popularity for winter and spring wardrobes. They were widely worn at Deauville last summer, offering a lively contrast to traditional single tone gowns.
Native farmers on Guam adopt a bamboo pen system for sows and piglets, replacing tied pigs. Local federal station promotes the movable housing, highlighting improved home confinement. Also shown are mixed commodity and livestock price quotes and spot market notes.
A Staten Island ferry scene contrasts rural travelers with urban life noting a horseless ambulance. The article reports a medieval well uncovered in St Pierre Lisieux cathedral, from an old document in the cathedral archives plus a jeweler's weight bearing Ferdinand and Isabella marks.
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