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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
7
A Florence South Dakota woman describes monthly pains and backache that left her unable to work. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved the next month and continued with three more bottles. She urges other women with similar issues to try the remedy.
A brief vignette in which a boy asks to retrieve an arrow that fell in a spinster’s garden. The woman humorously notes the arrow landed on the side of her cat and asks if he can point the exact spot.
An old advertisement urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the signature and notes it has been in use for over 30 years. The piece mixes product copy with a playful exchange about superstition and familiar brands in the era.
An analysis notes the growing acceptability of unequal marriages among European royals, citing the English Teck family and German Hohenzollerns. It recounts historical morganatic matches, including Queen Mary of England, Princesses Victoria Louise and Cecilie, and the planned marriage of Prince Oscar to Countess Ina von Bassewitz-Levitzow, with its post wedding settlement and title changes.
A witty exchange notes music volume differences as a joke about catering to the hard of hearing audience and the value of loud versus soft tones.
Emeralds have ancient roots from Aaron’s shield to Cleopatra with sources in Spain Mexico and especially Colombia. Major mines include Muzo and Casquez near Bogota while Esmeraldas gives its name to a coastal city. The text traces legendary and modern supply, noting U S finds and notable gems in noble collections.
A playful exchange centers on choosing candy, with one speaker offering a box on a future call and the other preferring the dollar kind among many varieties. The light banter highlights preferences and humor in a casual chat.
British MP J Ramsay MacDonald urged religious bodies to resist secularizing Sunday at Leicester. He warned against turning Sunday into recreation and called for time for recreation on weekdays. He favored an enlightened democracy that protects a day of spiritual rest and opposed efforts to secularize the Sabbath.
A large crowd watched as Bob the black bear at Central Park menagerie supposedly “committed death by own action.” Keeper Snyder said the animal had shown remorse after strangling its mate and climbed a rocky ledge before leaping to the asphalt, breaking its neck and dying within minutes.
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