Fader One Praised By Puck As Rich Aristocrat
The sly Puck mocks Ikey Fader praising him as so rich he need not fall again, calling him a Pluto crat in riffed verse.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
7
The sly Puck mocks Ikey Fader praising him as so rich he need not fall again, calling him a Pluto crat in riffed verse.
David H. Putnam of Stony Creek New York describes severe facial pimples that inflamed, bled and crusted. He reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment from an advertised sample, then buying full sizes and seeing his skin clear after two weeks. The long standing global Cuticura promotion is noted.
A Bulwell Nottingham exam piece describes policemen as large smart men in blue. It notes they catch truants, escort them to school, patrol streets at night, carry a lamp to track robbers, and use a staff whistle and handcuffs if needed.
In a tour of the Panama Canal work, Colonel Goethals explains the Cucaracha slide, its costs, and future safety measures. He and Col. Gaillard discuss completion timelines, water entry, and the goal of opening to commerce as soon as possible amid ongoing excavations and safety concerns.
In a courtroom scene the foreman declares the jury unified in finding the prisoner guilty despite claims of provocation. The defense asks to identify the juror with the alleged “one mind” for appeal purposes as the judge considers sentence.
A wife recounts how quitting coffee and switching to Postum cured her husband’s severe illness and improved her own health. The ad explains two Postum forms Regular and Instant, with brewing tips and a booklet titled The Road to Wellville, promoting Postum from Battle Creek Michigan.
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