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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
3
In the Fallen Rock cave a tense standoff ends with a gunfight between the Pearlhunter and a Red Mask killer. A recovered old man, Dotty, and a sheriff evacuate the scene as truth and mercy emerge, revealing a troubled past and a returning lucidity.
Jud Tunkins quips that no wild animal matches a young woman showing off in a new car to impress a rich uncle. The remark closes with life advice to stay prudent on life’s road and keep to the right.
A child repeats a school rhyme about fleas while a Chicago painter comments on servant wages and a joke about a painter whose work is on the line. The exchange reveals light social humor from the era.
A surveying party member refuses a holiday and Piute Pete declares departure with Cactus Joe as they leave Crimson Gulch. The pair criticize others prospering as assessors or stockholders and announce their emigrating plan to get an even break.
A father responds to a teacher's request for a written absence excuse with a witty line. He writes that his daughter Geraldine was absent for ample reasons and signs off with See her mother. The exchange circulates as a humorous anecdote about parental defiance and wit.
In a light exchange Pg recalls a quarrel where his mother insisted on a new gown for an upcoming dinner. His father finally settled the argument with a quiet yes. The speaker notes many people linger in unhappiness.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure vegetable herb kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims no habit forming drugs and offers sample bottles by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with newspaper mention.
A New York physician explains why he cannot trace his ancestry despite believing they were Scotch Irish. Visiting the ancestral district he asks an old Irishman for the exact site, only to be treated as a loon and told to stop seeking them where they left centuries ago.
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