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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
7
A fragmentary note recalls a dinner marked by mockery of a parent figure and a string of odd table observations. Nonsense phrases about manners and utensils hint at social tension rather than a full narrative.
Prof Herbert Satterley in Jacksonville denounces anti vivisectionists arguing against animal research. An anecdote about an antis vegetarian dining with a live caterpillar at lettuce salad is recounted. The piece then traces roses in pharmacopoeias from Pliny to Heraclius with uses in food and medicine.
A traveling man answers a fond father's question by recalling the rattle of a train he waited nine hours for at a lonely station 750 miles from home, contrasting child chatter with long journeys and quiet waits.
Brief note describes a candlemaker whose work blends two unlikely themes, producing a cereous and Nel inspired product. The exchange hints at a quirky, unusual approach to a traditional trade.
A wide ranging guide on farm practice emphasizes silos, soil, feed, and exercise for cattle poultry and hogs. It cites cow care, beef prices, beekeeping, breeding, and marketing young stock while urging cleanliness and planning for winter feeds and a thriving farm economy.
A Honolulu and Samoa based admirer uncovered manuscripts of Robert Louis Stevenson. The finds include a volcanic poem after witnessing a eruption, a South Sea fiction, shorter verses, and an unfinished blank verse Maui legend.
Mrs. Mattie Gibbons of Newark recounts a five year battle with a severe scalp infection in her child. After using home remedies with little relief she tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting the first night loosened scales and eventual complete cure after three boxes and six cakes.
A courtroom discussion plays out about a man’s constitutional knowledge versus his performance on the field. The judge remarks on the player's reliable attendance and season work, implying partial assimilation through consistent effort.
A quoted exchange portrays a grim view of firearms, with one speaker noting that guns have an easy job when used, and the other acknowledging that they are employed only to be fired, reflecting a blunt commentary on gun use.
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