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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
7
Representative Joseph J. Russell of Missouri recalls a dinner quip about domestic expenses and a wife’s hat. Smith jokes about a plumage rich millinery purchase, noting his account balance and how he praised the hat for an hour.
Gently rub spots of dan druff and itching with Cuticura Ointment after retiring. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Free samples available by addressing Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents. Ady.
An anonymous author recounts a humorous hospital tale from a clearing hospital in France. A mud covered soldier is sent to wash in the kitchen but discovers no sink, only a drinking water well, leading to a surprising and comic outcome.
A Birmingham Age-Independent item quotes a professor joking about his two month old son. The father notes the baby’s tastes are elementary, hindering any forecast of future potential, yet the child fills his heart with joy as a biological specimen.
Authorities in Trenton seek the driver of an auto that struck and killed a man named George Servie, 28, of Clarksville, and injured two others. The victim in a separate incident was a drowned boy in Long Branch, and other local items include a Jersey City rescue medal, a youth shot in Elizabeth, and various state reports on crime, industry, and public notices.
The article argues that infant and child remedies carry greater responsibility than adult medicines and highlights Fletcher's Castoria. It notes 40 years of preparation under Charles H. Fletcher and warns against imitations and substitutes, urging mothers to trust the proven Castoria and its testimonials.
In the early days of recruitment a boastful man with fine jewelry tries to impress a sergeant at the recruiting office. The sergeant suddenly declares a crucial omission and exclaims that the man has forgotten his bracelet, exposing his claim to status.
A rumor spreads from Indianapolis about a neighbor's rooster rumored to have the whooping cough. Five year old Robbie Jones overhears his parents and rushes to tell his mother the crowing bird may be sick, prompting speculation in the neighborhood.
A Chicago Tribune anecdote recounts a country schoolboy who teaches himself by singing along when others sing, explaining his lack of formal singing lessons but his self-directed progress. The tale highlights self-teaching and initiative in learning.
A wry reflection on a wife who married to reform her husband and survives to sixty, presenting a faded, weary image of domestic life. The piece contrasts her unchanging fate with the idea of widowhood, highlighting societal expectations of marriage and endurance.
A brief wartime exchange shows a Worker asking what he is doing while the Shirker replies aiding victory. The Worker voices the question about purpose and a line about a flyleaf.
A terse exchange recalls a humorous street interview about records and behavior. The Peoria Journal notes a young couple's intimate moment as a solo in honor of an occasion, while the Boston Transcript references a diverging pair of lines about public perception and family ties in a lighthearted framing.
A vintage advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for backaches and urinary symptoms. It claims the capsules attack speeding kidney inflammation and “poisonous animal germs” in the system, promising renewed health in two hours and ongoing prevention with daily use. Money back if no help.
Summer poisons in foods can upset stomachs and bowels causing heartburn belching and indigestion. Eatonic Tablets offer quick relief by absorbing and neutralizing toxins and acids after meals while promoting appetite and digestion. If not satisfied refunds available from your druggist or by contacting H L Kramer at 1018 S Wabash Ave Chicago Illinois.
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