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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent box solution for cleansing and regulating the stomach and bowels. It claims to remove sour foods, fermenting gases, and bile while you sleep without gripe or sickness, preventing headaches and indigestion.
A brief exchange captures a clash of ideas at a reform gathering. An observer recalls conversing with a well known reformer, noting a lengthy discussion that left him neither uplifted nor cooled, as remarks reportedly heated the conversation.
Consumers are advised to check CASTORIA bottles for the correct signature and the statement In Use For Over 20 Years. Parents are reminded that this remedy is recommended for infants and children and that Fletcher's product is trusted by generations.
A Petunia citizen testifies on stage in a court with a salty remark about a Black person in a workplace dispute and religious discipline. A Kansas City anecdote follows about a neighbor’s egg fetching request, illustrating humorous misunderstandings on travel.
A Brooklyn mother reports her weak digestion son improved after eating Grape-Nuts and says the food helped the whole family. Her husband, once skeptical, also grew healthier and both children in another home recovered from rickets after using Grape-Nuts. The testimonial is from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
Mrs Harcourt, American socialite Mary Ethel Burns, cousin of J P Morgan, wife of Lewis V Harcourt since 1899, and close to Queen Alexandra, is noted as potential viceroy of India with Lewis V Harcourt as first commissioner of works in the British cabinet. The couple has four children.
The nipa palm sap from the South seas yields a sap called tuba with about 15 percent sugar. Philippine Bureau of Science finds nipa sugar equal to cane sugar and cheaper to extract since no crushing machinery is needed, with 2.47 acres producing 22 942 pounds of sugar.
Edward Sipe of Philadelphia reports his five year old son recovered from a bad cold and lingering cough after seven weeks on Father John’s Medicine. The letter claims the remedy, alcohol free and wholesome, helped the boy gain weight and improve health.
A brief quip about a parent asking after a son’s schooling. The reply notes the boy is progressing well and occasionally seems as knowledgeable as the parent believed their own young self would be.
A letter from Canajoharie New York recalls James Lettice suffering back and kidney pains with mucous and blood. He credits Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy with ending his agony after two bottles and urges readers to request a free trial from Kennedy Co Rondout New York. Ad notes Pazo Ointment provides quick pile relief and offers refunds if ineffective.
Western Canada enjoys a record grain harvest with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta yielding a market value near four hundred million dollars. Banks report optimism and stronger western prosperity as railroads show rising earnings and immigration may follow the bountiful crop.
A humorous jab at miscellaneous “sbhtary writers” described as queer oratures and their tales, with a digressive soldierly style. The speaker questions why the writers are so odd and proclaims their stories spring from their heads.
An advertisement touts True Astare ine in a yellow box costing about 25 cents to ease breathing. It claims chest rubbing from throat to stomach twice daily and lists uses for rheumatism lumbago and neuralgia. The maker is Bogy Medicine Co Rochester NY.
Mr Dustin Stax recalls a friend who speculated too often and started a big freezeout only to be frozen out by his own frost. The tale highlights how silence would have aided the talkative.
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