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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
7
The across-Louisville Courier-Journal quotes a columnist musing on social bonds and control. The author weighs hooks of steel against ropes of pearls as a provocative comparison about friendship and influence.
A clipped Proviso exchange has Eedith praising a man with lots of Zo and Ethel responding that she would take him along. The fragment hints at character dynamics and social flirtation in a light conversation.
In a curt chat, residents discuss Mrs Coneup and the claim her wealth comes from war profits. The exchange hints at societal tensions and speculation about fortunes growing amid conflict.
The remark highlights Upson as egotistical yet endowed with a powerful brain. The comment notes his capacity for deep self focus and extensive thinking about himself.
The article warns that infants are highly susceptible to opium and narcotics, with even small, continued doses risking permanent cellular changes leading to imbecility or mental issues. It cautions against dosing children without a physician and notes Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears Charles H. Fletcher's signature.
An ad-style warning links hot weather to stomach misery and promotes Eatonic tablets as a fast remedy. It claims the product neutralizes acids and gases, restores appetite, and guarantees money back if it fails, urging readers to start the test today.
Agricultural guidance warns poultry raisers to inspect for lice and mites as warm weather increases activity. Clean, whitewash or spray houses, provide dust boxes, and apply kerosene or coal tar products. treat birds directly with dusts or ointments while avoiding blue ointment on hatchery birds.
Analyzes backyard poultry returns noting ten hens per flock and around 100 dozen eggs annually. At 25 cents per dozen this yields about 25 dollars, with the 100 dozen highlighted as the key figure rather than the dollar amount.
The piece debunks the belief that round eggs hatch pullets and long or pointed eggs yield cockerels. It recommends using hens for breeders and advises not to breed from pullets if hens can serve as breeders.
At Hotel Severin president A Bennett Gates shows three framed letters from grateful guests who received favors during their stays. He notes such epistolary thanks are rare and contrasts with the frequent complaints heard by hotel managers. The episode is recounted along with a barbering anecdote about barber qualifications.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are promoted for soothing and healing burning or irritated skin. Instructions include bathing with hot water, drying gently, then applying the ointment. Free samples offered by Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 cents, Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
An elderly observer explains to a Buffalo bondsman why he bought Liberty bonds. He lists order of society under German rule from the Kaiser to princes generals politicians nobility horses dogs and finally common men.
Dialogue contrasts fathers in wartime with swords and guns. Willie and Robbie debate whose father carries a weapon and who can defeat the Kaiser, highlighting practical over symbolic combat.
The ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for fatigue and health woes caused by overwork and poor habits. It claims quick relief, claims the capsules have a 200 year history, and offers a money back guarantee through druggists if they don’t help.
Professor A. M. Reese of West Virginia University served alligator dinner to 24 guests to prove reptiles are edible. The event drew favorable reactions from the host and several university professors who attended the gathering.
A light exchange between Mr and Mrs Bacon reveals a humorous dinner table concern. He dislikes paper napkins tucked under the chin as it seems low-toned and prefers linen alternatives.
Development Division of the National Surety Company advertises bond protection for funds. It invites inquiries and quotes on rates and coverage. Location listed is 115 Broadway, New York, NY.
A brief exchange shows a widow quipping about staying warm through work. The line hints at private confidences shared between women, suggesting social dynamics and unspoken concerns behind polite conversation.
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