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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1916

Page

6

Heat Flashes and Nervous Feelings Cited by Richmond Woman

Richmond reader Mrs Lena Wynn reports relief after seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. The ad describes warning symptoms such as suffocation hot flashes headaches backaches dizziness and urges use of the tonic to restore normal health.

Mrs. Wynn Lydia E. Pinkham Richmond Lena Wynn E. O Street Lydia EK Pinkham

Poor Service and Parable of Letters from Saloniki

A rural English rector struggles to engage a parishioner about the war effort at Saloniki. Mrs X jokes about St Pauls letters while lamenting delays in parcels for her son in the army. In Janies Way a young man seeks a blessing on love from the father who hints Janie would marry only if she chose him directly.

England Manchester Guardian Saloniki Janie Father New’ York Times

Wise Girl Fears Man More Than Mouse Says Old Proverb

A terse proverb notes that a wise girl fears a man far more than a mouse. The line reflects caution in facing danger and highlights restraint in handling threats.

Departure of Regiments for Mexican Border

Pathetic scenes mark the departure as regiments march away with cheers and waving flags. Once entrained, mothers sisters and sweethearts break down and weep, reflecting mixed pride and sorrow.

The Signs of a Birthday Royalty

The item notes that Miss Gladys received at least six gold-headed umbrellas as birthday gifts and suggests she is a reigning belle.

Misa Gladys

The Way of It

A fragmented exchange centers on Bill who arrives to borrow money. The dialogue hints at a quick stay and a test of whether he can obtain funds, signaling a cautious or wary approach to lending and social pressure.

Daddy's Evening a Fairy Tale by Mary Graham Bonner

Nancy narrates a fairy tale about bats that wake from a long sleep to celebrate with a nocturnal party. Bats fly through the night, tease humans, and dream of adventures while avoiding cats and mice. Brownies rescue the sleepy bats with magical air boats, returning them safely to their crevices.

Mary Graham Bonner Nancy Daddy Toby

Willing Sister Should Fly Nightgown Threat

A mother scolds Tommy for reluctance to fetch a baby's nightgown. She warns that if he is not kind to his new sister she will “put on her wings and fly back to heaven.” Tommy retorts by telling her to let her rise upstairs for the gown.

Tommy

Western Canada the land of endless farming promise

An advertisement style summary extols Western Canada as a wheat rich haven for land hungry settlers. It highlights Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as vast agricultural regions with 180 million acres of first class land, high wheat yields averaging over 30 bushels per acre and Alberta reaching 32.84. It notes low land costs, free education funded by taxes and grants, and a tendency toward language based colonies while advising Newcomers to consider farming there for long term profits. The piece closes with a quip about a post graduate course implying newcomers lack knowledge.

Western Canada North American Western Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Ilinois Indiana United States North Dakota

Inheritance Promise Sparks Quiet Political Debate

A reflective editorial questions how future rulers will govern, warning against complacency and urging vigilance. It weighs implications of power shifting to a gentler leadership while cautioning about new burdens on ordinary citizens.

Soap and online sample offers for Cuticura and Johnsons Foot Soap

An old advertisement fragment promotes Cuticura cleansing oil and ointment for skin care with a free mail sample offer from Boston. It also touts Johnson's Foot Soap with borax bran and iodine, available from Druggists or by post from Brooklyn. The missive closes with a proverb about being right and pausing for reflection.

Cuticura Dept. Ly Boston Johnson Thos, Gill Soap Co Xent Ave Brooklyn N.Y

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