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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1914

Page

3

Damory Court Awakens a Southern Heir

John Valiant, heir to Vallant Corporation, arrives at Damory Court to a neglected Virginia estate. He befriends Shirley Dandridge, aids Aunt Daphne, and muses on farming and a looming duel history with Sassoon as Rickey Snyder and others linger in the background.

John Vallant Vallant corPoration Damory Court Virginia Shirley Dandridge Shirley Mrs. Dandridge Major Bristow Major Vallant Sassoon Valiant Mattie Sue Rickey John Valiant Meredith Orchard Greenie Miss Shirley Mattie Sue Mabry Unc Jefferson

John Vallant Makes a Discovery

John Vallant apologizes as he frees a woman from a trap and she thanks him. She notes no injury though her dress is damaged and she admits fear of a ridiculous dash before recovering composure. The scene ends with her blush and growing affection.

John Vallant Shirley

WASTED WEALTH OF COUNTRY Lament for Labrador's natural resources

Dr. Grenfell laments Labrador's exploitation of fish game and wildlife. He notes declines in auk curlew ducks deer seals and whales, rising fur prices failing protection and shifting poverty. He complains of no mines timber or water power development and warns that tourism is minimal as Labrador lingers in a passive stage of evolution awaiting industrial growth.

Labrador Dr. Grenfell Norway Straits of Belle Isle Judson’s Bay

If you pay then closed you will oblige me note

A Washington lawyer known for laconic wit sent a terse message to a stubborn client demanding payment. The note reads sir: If you pay then closed, you will oblige me. If you do not I shall oblige you.

Washington

Ohioan W E Lewis Reveals Saskatchewan Harvest Promise

An Ohio native living near Dayton details his move to Saskatchewan seven years ago with 1800 dollars, a carload of stock and tools. He reports 22 horses, 15 cattle, 35 hogs on 1120 cultivated acres, wheat yields of 28 hundred bushels per year, and plans to plant 400 acres of wheat this season. He notes strong crops, cold winters, and belief the success can be replicated in new districts.

John Valiant Aunt Daphne Blue Ridge Tie Chum Valiant W. E. Lewis Dayton Ohio Saskatchewan Immigration Department

Lecture Letter Mix Up Echoes Yonkers Tale

A Yonkers man receives a letter from New Rochelle praising a lecturer and sets off a chain of misstatements. The exchange reveals a purposely noncommittal line about the lecture being interesting and instructive, sparking a humorous misunderstanding.

Yonkers New Rochelle Mr. Yonkers Mr. B Younkers New York World

Prized Skin Cure for Pimples Promotes Face Healing

Miss Alma Rudroff reports a severe facial breakout improved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after painful itching burning and pus. She used multiple cakes and three boxes and claims full cure with peeling skin now gone. Sample offers and world-wide sales noted with Boston mail request.

Zeidler Ave Maspeth IL. 1 Alma Rudroff Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Customer asks for poems in big Boston store

In a book department dialogue the customer asks for Arnold's poems. The salesgirl turns to the department head and says Miss Simpson, have we Benedict Arnold's poems. The transcript captures a light exchange in a Boston store setting.

Miss Simpson Benedict Arnold Boston Transcript

Castoria and moral quips in period ad bits

An assortment of early 20th century ad copy and quips. Includes warnings about Castoria with signature reference, a witty exchange attributed to Mrs. Sayers and a Puck magazine line on civilization. Ends with a note on Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops and a reflection on age and knowledge.

Pneumatica Promised Pain Stop Ad Increases Doubt

An advertised remedy claims to stop pain in one hour and break up an “yourcord” when used externally. The ad repeats the claim and price savings for druggists at two cents and signs as Ady. The text then defines a critic named Cordelia as someone who cannot do things as they think they should.

Lis Blackbird Jefferson

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Chevalianis Faallie Erminie Rives Lauren Stout John Valant Uncle Jefferson Daphne T” Eagure Rickey Snyder White Vaillant Mrss Poly Gifford Western Canada Fogg Arnold J Rte Fletcher Mrs. Sayers The Earth Mr. Sayers Puck Dean Cordelia
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