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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
6
A moral urging mothers to educate daughters on dangers of cold or wet feet, heavy lifting, and overwork. The text cites testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for adolescent and reproductive health, urging mothers to request the company's private text on ailments peculiar to women.
An elderly spinster is asked to marry by a young man who enters on bended knee. She agrees but suspects ulterior motives about her sister. He reveals he was testing his design as a practice. The note ends with a wry comment on happiness and wealth.
A Chicago Journal excerpt recalls a boy asking why rude words exist. The woman guiding him at bedtime corrects him with a stern regard as the boy probes why language exists for taboo terms.
Ad claims rich red blood yields vigor with good color and erect bearing. It blames late hours and poor diet for health decline and promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a simple natural remedy, available in liquid or tablets at druggists.
A man walked by a moving trolley car and used the trolley wire as a carrier to transmit a message from a distance of over three miles. The feat occurred on a line operated by the New York Electric Railway Company.
A jesting exchange leads to a courtroom quip as a judge remarks on a hostess whom he says was not invited. The brief line captures a domestic social aside turning into a legal punchline.
Fashion notes describe spring hats venturing from boxes into the bright days, with fabrics, braids, and crepes de chine in diverse shapes. Blouses, from linen pastels to silk crepe and tailored pieces, pair with new plain suits, featuring trims like faille ribbon and pearl buttons.
Readable content describes peanut butter as a versatile substitute for butter and gives several historical recipes. It lists Soup, Boiled Icing, Peanut Butter and Tomato Loaf, and Ginger Cream with steps and ingredient amounts. The text reflects 1922 cooking guidance and menu ideas.
Poetic verse notes morning gloom yet promises spring. It reassures that blossom time will arrive and the sun will return, keeping a hopeful tone through gray skies.
A roast roll is prepared from round steak filled with a dressing of green pepper onion celery bread crumbs minced parsley salt and pepper moistened with water or milk then rolled skewered bacon placed in a roaster with water and cooked two hours. Grapefruit jelly is made by simmering gelatin water grapefruit juice pulp lemon juice and sugar then cooled in glasses with whipped cream and coconut. Honey keeps cakes moist reducing liquid and baking soda is preferred over baking powder due to acidity.
The British Army reportedly banned glasses for officers citing defective sight. Officers chose monocles to signal distinction, mirroring the era’s swagger stick trend among officers and enlisted men seeking a dashing image.
A brief explanation that starch is the only food chemically altered in the young. It is gradually converted into sugar in the alimentary canal, beginning in the mouth, while other foods are simply ground and softened for digestion by other juices.
Four fruits named pepina tumbo acchocha and rhacaché were sent from the Amazon country by a biological expedition. Some may be cultivated for local markets.
A vintage ad urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to sick children with constipation colic or feverish symptoms. It promises quick cleansing of liver and bowels and a return to a well playful child, urging readers to buy the genuine product from the druggist.
Psion Transcript notes a harsh Providence practice as four Pittsburgh men pursue a skunk and injure themselves. The report frames the accident as a consequence of human folly and cautions about protective methods.
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed to clear complexion and clean scalp. The trio includes Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and softness. Advertisement promotes beauty routine with Cuticura products. Reading note hints at mood uplift with a line about blues and getting busy.
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