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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
6
Townsend 144 46 17 Phe promotes Townsend Preserve Label Book with 22 labels and 10 recipes. Agents wanted claim big profits through Dept 7. Includes label design and recipe details for homemaking and crafts.
Activities of Women in Kentowna B C report schoolteachers placed on three quarters pay. A separate item notes a Wisconsin proposal to bar women from witnessing boxing bouts in future.
A paragrpher jokes that many free schools create plenty of news in the humor section. A caller mocks the idea of an intelligent man entering the humorous department seeking fresh material.
A terse exchange frames a breakup moment with a blunt response and a counter that sharpens the emotional edge. The speaker admits difficulty while signaling unresolved tension and a desire for gentler dismissal.
Mrs Green and Mrs White discuss Eva's divorce rumors noting Eva dropped all proceedings as her husband takes to aeroplaning and she lets the matter adjust itself.
Farmer Corntessel disputes the nickname of seventeen year locusts asking why they are named so. He jokes that the insects appear more often than every seventeen years and quips it might be because it takes years to recover from their visit.
The ad offers Moone's Emerald Oil as a two ounce remedy to shrink swollen veins with night and morning application and a 10 cent sample offer. The second piece discusses Lapland people the Samelatsch who reject soap and cold-water bathing from birth, claiming unique land and customs.
A dialogue contrasts parental responsibilities with an old bachelor. The quarrel reflects on how parents may restrain themselves from repeating their children's wounded remarks. The old analogy compares men to clocks, either too fast or too slow.
During a north Ireland council meeting a member argued for tax unfairness saying someone must suffer until heaven. The genial chairman suggested adjournment until they get there, then a witty board member asked if a quorum would be needed. The dispute ended amicably.
A humorous anecdote from the Sniffles Weekly Clarion notes a prank during a wedding in Rampus Ridge. Four men restrained a threatenor as the preacher asked who gives the bride away, preventing any disturbance and keeping the moment peaceful.
A local tale recalls a man who began as a peanut peddler with only T cents capital and died a millionaire, leaving over a million. The story notes he had no peanuts in later life.
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