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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
4
The Granbury Press is edited and published by Geo W Burroughs. The paper charges $1.60 per year in advance and is issued every Friday in Granbury, New Jersey.
At a Plainsboro Grange gathering Mr and Mrs Walter Havens of Pioneer Grange installed officers including Master Fred Groves Overseer Herold Freeman and others. The event followed by refreshments and socializing with local families noted along with church and community updates.
A remedy popular worldwide is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for curing colds and sold by dealers. Notes on the history of treacle tracing its soothing meanings from antidotes to syrups. Also reports brief anecdotes on Chamberlain's Tablets curing sick headache and translations yielding humorous mistranslations like John the Soaker.
A Lewisburg reader credits Electric Bitters with curing ten years of rheumatism and a severe stomach ailment. The ad promises relief for dyspepsia jaundice and kidney poisons. Bottles cost 50 cents at N F Clayton’s with a satisfaction guarantee.
The passage notes the liniment benefits for partial paralysis and rheumatic pains and mentions its sale by dealers. It also recounts a busy day in the correspondence column with a joke about preventing mustache hairs from falling out by brushing them apart.
The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs colds and pneumonia threats this winter and spring. Mrs George W Place of Rawville Vermont testifies it helped her husband avoid pneumonia three or four times with bronchial ailments. Trial bottle free at N F Clayton’s.
A detective recalls a case in which a husband received a poison wine anonymously. Mrs Gordon appears innocent but a handwriting test links the poison box to her writing. The doctor later flags puerperal insanity as a possible motive, and the wife recovers without her husband knowing she attempted murder.
Advert shows New Year prices across home furnishings and outerwear. Ladies coats and misses coats reduced from higher prices to eight to seven dollars and up, with suits discounted accordingly. Heavy purchases allow special prices on linens towels quilts and related items.
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