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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
7
Jake Hunt, said to be over 100, lies near death at his home east of town. The aging native reportedly traversed a long life, marrying seven times, with rich lands and a farming legacy framing his final days. The piece notes remnants of a former Indian village and Hunt’s expected heirs.
A Life magazine quip recalls fame arriving with a promised five-cent cigar named for a man, only for Fate to chase him into obscurity as he resists the offer and departs on a byway.
A compilation of practical guidance for dairy and livestock farming. Topics include feeding, breeding, stocking, pasture, and barn management, with emphasis on cow health, pig and sheep care, fruit trees, strawber ries, clover, manure, and market practices.
Nurse Margaret Hederson from Malden Mass recounts twenty years of success using Cuticura Remedies. She cites eczema, salt rheum, ringworm, rheumatism relief, and an ingrown toenail as improved or cured cases with Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
Capt Jick asks how to tell the Bullion twins apart and Lady Kitty replies she does not try, preferring the mystery. The light exchange plays to their playful relationship and public curiosity about the famous siblings.
A quoted lament compares a country purchasing its first battleship to a boy starting to smoke. The exchange suggests concern over rapid military buildup and its cultural implications.
Over the next three months the United States will display 20000 tuberculosis posters funded by donations totaling nearly 100000. The campaign, begun a year ago, uses six designs in three colors and measures seven by nine feet, with 2500 already hung in 46 cities and 20000 more planned in 400 towns and cities by April 1. Any anti tuberculosis society can receive posters free of charge aside from transportation.
Miss Miami Brown recalls seeing teardrops on Mistah Rastus Pinkley last night. Miss Cleopatra Jackson counters that the marks were ink from a fountain pen used to wrap a Christmas gift.
A reflective, period style line compares broadcloth waistcoats to aching hearts, noting that laughter remains muted on velvet cushions as it did on wooden chairs in a contemplative mood.
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