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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
8
Practical notes on farming includes feeding cows and horses, fertilizing with barnyard manure, raspberry and berry propagation, corn silos, cabbage and root crops, poultry care, egg and milk production, and early advice on tractors and trees. It covers soil, plant health, pest control, and livestock management with emphasis on timely care and efficiency.
The article outlines varied Bible study review forms for different ages, including six-student essays, question slips with a drawing game, picture boxes for primary classes, split-team Q A contests, and adult class essay sessions with suggested topic lists. It emphasizes fairness, clear questions, and engaging formats to reinforce quarterly lessons.
Motivational exhortation urging individuals to act with virtue and leave a lasting impression of kindness on others. It emphasizes doing good, loving others, and serving as a monument to virtue that endures beyond time.
A fragment notes a devilish trick in a church scene involving butter on bread and a sinner being counted. The text suggests a moral or allegorical vignette without clear names or dates.
Mrs C Tillman of Franklin Pike Lewisburg Tennessee reports severe kidney trouble with backache and weight loss. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills she improves greatly and says she is nearly cured, urging others to remember the name. Sold by druggists and general stores at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Rev. George F. Culmer known as the bard of Odon celebrated his eighty sixth birthday. Born May 22, 1825 in Kent England, he served as a Methodist Episcopal minister for many years before retiring. He is a noted scholar and poet with poems published in magazines and newspapers.
A collage of old advertisements and ad jibes appears, including Marine Eye Remedy Co. eye care pitches promising relief and a 48 page eye book, plus a fatherly marital quip and a moral gag about business courtesy and a Denver dinner remark. The piece ends with satire about the harem skirt menace and a scam line urging a dollar payment to learn garment care.
A humorous note from the Cleveland Leader recounts Assistant Treasurer James A. Mathews rejected taunts about resembling President Taft until a dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank Harmon and their daughter. Dorothy Harmon, asked if he looked like the president, replied she did not think so in the face.
A Milwaukee flat dweller recalls a humorous late night incident when a robed resident reacted to a knocking stranger who handed a note seeking aid for a deaf and dumb applicant. The resident laughed after slamming the door and returning to bed.
While Bilkins is on a prolonged business trip he receives a puzzling letter from his wife. The closing line reads Baby is well and lots brighter than she used to be. Hoping you are the same, I remain, your loving wife. The fragment raises questions about a hidden meaning or new development at home.
The line mocks a rival tale as Parker humorously comments on Thompson's latest fish story. The exchange reflects light tone and social chatter typical of the period's magazine humor.
A lecture-like text explains how mental state governs digestion. It recounts Pavlovian experiments with dogs showing that anticipation triggers digestive juices even without food entering the stomach, and argues that a peaceful mindset enhances digestion while worry suppresses it.
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