Sure Relief for Molly’s Fear of Daddy’s Tears
Maxine visits a friend and at four o'clock her mother calls her home. Molly insists she cannot stay to avoid making her daddy cry when he comes home from work, saying she would cry his blue eyes out.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
6
Maxine visits a friend and at four o'clock her mother calls her home. Molly insists she cannot stay to avoid making her daddy cry when he comes home from work, saying she would cry his blue eyes out.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims vegetal herbal formula and a sworn purity statement with every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents.
A terse exchange notes that truth is something to hear rather than utter. It also asserts loyal friendship is proved by the willingness to bear and forbear, a social maxim on restraint and endurance.
Fall skirt display features long straight lines from spring and summer styles with longer hems. Wool and satin fabrics offer striped and plaid patterns, plaited panels, and decorative buttons. separate skirts and tunics are highlighted with varied plaiting and ruffles.
Shops close out summer fabrics as women stock up on summer dresses and plan for fall. Dotted swiss in blue and navy dot patterns lead the trend with lace and point de esprit frocks, featuring organdie trims and youthful sashes.
Dean Mann of Cornell urges Boy Scouts to educate and mobilize in forest protection as dry periods begin and camping season opens. He says today’s scouts can influence the public to secure an adequate wood supply for the future and national service.
June 1921 marked the largest Scout enrollment in movement history with over 400,000 active members. The piece lauds Scouts for keeping boys out of trouble and into civic service, urging leaders to aim for 500,000 by Christmas.
The excerpt lists forestry guidance for scouts including preventing fires reporting fires learning to fight fires planting trees in vacant areas destroying pests and cleaning up fallen wood. It emphasizes observing and protecting forests and removing undesirable trees to protect valuable ones.
Sioux City scouts mobilized about 1000 volunteers to canvass for clothing for Armenia's stricken people. Pittsburgh scouts gathered wildflowers into bouquets for city hospitals. Tulsa scouts launched a spring “offensive” against bagworms and collected nearly a ton of road debris for tire safety.
Tanlac the celebrated medicine has achieved unprecedented demand, with over 20 million bottles sold in six years across North America and internationally. Reported cures span stomach liver and kidney disorders, indigestion headaches and fatigue, with testimonials lauding restored health and strength. Tanlac is carried by leading druggists nationwide.
Child Edward, under five, is mischievous six days a week but gentle on Sundays. On Children's Day he recites two lines from scripture and improvises a correction before the class, prompting laughter and a self deprecating remark. The brief ends with a biblical allusion about Elijah and temperament.
In a Georgia town social gathering two youths argued about smarter children. Tom Lee recalls a tale where a boy Joe defends bringing a new dog to school by noting he owns another dog, prompting the teacher’s confusion.
A fragmentary note cites the Louisville Courier Journal on senatorial courtesy and its impact on political speech. It contrasts the value of thoughtful listening with the idea that nothing costs more than attempts to obtain things for free.
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