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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
7
Agricultural tips from Meadowbrook Farm cover grain seed timing winter spray benefits and sanitation. Advice ranges from manure management and diversified farming to healthy stock feeding and dairy practices for profitable farming.
A collection of old fashioned farming guidance covers pig feeding, sow nutrition, chicken brood care, egg production, feed economy, fencing, salt licks, and general stock management. It stresses balanced rations, proper bedding, ventilation, and prudent use of grain and bitterns to maximize future returns.
The New York wholesale prices column reports official milk prices have been abolished making exact figures unavailable. Market observers note volatility and shifting costs across dairy trades as missing price data complicates bidding and reporting for buyers and sellers.
A ione paragraph advertisement argues kidney disease hits both sexes with backache and fatigue from housework. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills as safe non narcotic relief and cites a typical cured case as proof.
Mrs Lenane of Archbald Pennsylvania described severe back lameness headaches dizzy spells and kidney troubles. After six weeks bedridden she used Doan's Kidney Pills and recovered fully praising the rapid relief and lasting health.
Navy lieutenant John H. Towers who escaped a 1600 foot Chesapeake Bay plunge is noted for a dramatic role in navy department moving pictures. The scene shows him bidding farewell to a sweetheart while a playful quote from Popular Magazine is recalled about haste to eat after the take.
A testimonial from James F. Murtaugh details four years of facial and neck pimples turning to boils with pain and sleep disruption. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for 31 days, he is cured. he also notes his sister’s scalp issue improved after using the same products. An ad for Cuticura Soap and Ointment follows.
In a brief exchange, Tom hides his loan intent while pressing a ten dollar request with a witty remark. The dialogue hints at financial pressure and a humorous, uneasy tone amid a legal or social setting.
Aaron Seidentaft planned to boar a bag across the border to Russia with Mendel carrying him. Mendel claimed the bag contained glass. a frontier guard tested it by sword. Seidentaft stayed quiet and made a ringing sound to survive, noting one must act like glass when labeled so.
In York, Superintendent Maxwell reports a Bohemian pupil named Yakubicka abruptly left class claiming he is now fourteen. He cited being born exactly fourteen years ago at three in the afternoon and waved farewell vowing to learn pantmakin.
Senator La Follette mocked a comparison to a Newport groom in Philadelphia remark. He recalled a veterinarian declaring a costly cob incurable and the master asking what to do, with the groom replying to part with the animal to another gentleman.
The deacons of a western city negro church seek an injunction to bar the pahson from preaching and occupying the pulpit alleging drunkenness at funerals and weddings and bringing reproach to the congregation. The suit is pending.
Farmer Cornfosgel dismisses Jo Struthers as a reformer who halts efforts to fix a mudhole and stirs worry with suspicions about activities in Wall Street. The dialogue shows local skepticism of reform ideas and national concerns.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Gabe Bragley stating he would rather fight than eat. Steve comments he does not blame him after dining at Bragley's house.
A playful exchange notes hats with odd plumes and jokes that the milliner copied the look from a pipe cleaner. The banter captures lighthearted fashion chatter and a sharp streetwise humor.
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