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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1921

Page

6

Pottsville Woman Praises Pinkham Vegetable Compound

A Pottsville resident testifies after years of female troubles with irregular cycles and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health, gaining weight, and returning to work. She urges others to try the remedy and offers permission to use her testimonial.

Siefert Lydia E. Pinkham Satie Siefert Fourth Street Pottsville Vie E. Pinkham

The Iron Hand Quote Sparks Debate on Supremacy

A Cleveland Plain Dealer remark argues against woman’s supremacy with a provocative line about a boy’s return home and aging. The quote prompts readers to consider gender roles and accountability across generations.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Wild Rose and the Pearl Hunter at Fallen Rock

In a rural saga, David Wulf Warbritton vows to rebuild Fallen Rock while Dotty and the Pearlhunter face a father’s legacy. A telegram brings Judge Eskridge, a fortune, and the couple’s final union under a sunset by the pool and the Blue Moon gem.

Martin Redmond Dotty Judge Eskridge Wabash Jackson’s Rangers Hesper Dawn David Wulf Warbritton Dawns Warbritton Harold Eskridge Fallen Rock Louie Solomon Wild Rose

Imported Trees Crown Kew as Hub of Varieties and Hybrids

The British Isles boast 80 imported tree varieties thriving, with Kew Gardens housing specimens of nearly all. Notable graft hybrids include Laburnum Adams from a laburnum stock and cyrysitus grafts showing mixed traits, plus a thorn medlar union yielding three types on one bush. The piece notes the era’s peace spurring U S exports reaching $200,000,000 to Asia.

Basaco British Isles Kew Montreal Herald

Jud Tunkins on Advice and Conversation Style

Jud Tunkins notes that many men mistake friendly encouragement for advice, saying conversations loosen when listeners sense guidance rather than feedback. He argues the distinction affects how men gauge their own expressions.

Jud Tunkins

Garfield Tea advertisement for digestive and organ relief

An old advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a remedy for constipation biliousness and liver and kidney troubles. It presents a concise health claim aimed at general relief with no medical guarantees.

Mouse Causes Stir at Columbus Tea House

A loud screech from a back room at a Columbus tea house drew patrons. A young woman explained a mouse scampered beneath a table. the manager calmed customers while finishing a candy box as two men awaited service.

Columbus Dispatch

Conun Drum Joke About Orphans Bald Heads And Glue Pot

A staged family joke plays on wordplay. A boy asks about a difference between an orphan a bald man and a glue pot. The punchline sits with being stuck when the glue pot is involved.

Tommy

Giving the Effect, a Light Hidden by Bushel Metaphor

An Albany Journal reflection notes that a bright idea or talent is often evident, yet some men preserve a bushel to foster the belief that the light is hidden. The piece questions those who conceal capability to seem modest.

Albany Journal

Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills advertised for regularity

Constipation generally indicates disordered stomach liver and bowels. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills restore regularity without griping.

Wright

Sleuths Missed Drug Cache On Train Inquiry

Two federal prohibition agents aboard a North Vernon to Indianapolis train misread a moment. They questioned an elderly colored couple and opened a suitcase that contained six cans of home preserved fruit. No illicit items were found.

North Vernon Indianapolis Indianapolis News

Tornado Evokes Narrow Escape and Odd Reminder

In a storm described as sudden, a home was demolished and debris scattered. A survivor recalls narrowly escaping harm and a stray memory of an errand for his wife. The remarks are recounted in American Legion Weekly with brief character observations.

Mr. Meek American Legion Weekly

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