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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
6
London reports New York financiers secured patent rights for triplex glass used in aviation goggles windshields port lights and observation windows. American manufacture will begin soon with the plant near completion.
The piece describes aprons as stylish workwear, with long and three quarter sleeves, plaid gingham and chambray designs, and two materials combined for color. It also celebrates new spring millinery, Crepe Georgette hats, braids, and varied trimming, praising American women’s discerning dress sense.
In a school morning scene a teacher asks the fewest coins to total eight dollars and sixty nine cents. Johnny raises his hand and answers with a ten dollar bill and get some change, showcasing quick wit.
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a fifty two year trusted remedy aiding coughs sore throats and bronchial irritation. It claims to calm inflammation support natural healing and improve sleep while aiding conditions like lung trouble asthma and bronchitis worldwide.
Mrs. Ben Mickel of the Soldier Clip cites a discovery that replacing beef with chickens is better for food conservation. It notes that farmers should cull non laying hens, asking what farm wives would do without the food experts.
A home mixture uses bay rum water glycerine and Barbo Compound to darken gray hair. Mix at home or have a druggist prepare it for little cost. It claims to color only hair not scalp, leaving hair soft and glossy without grease or rub-off. Full directions are in Barbo Compound boxes.
The passage reflects how evil deeds, even when successful, bring remorse and fear of punishment. It notes a recent decline in hannnu yield over the past years as context for moral reflection and societal consequence.
An Iterary slum visitor asks a tene ment mother if she periodically wallops her offspring. The settlement Worker clarifies the question. In Zululand women reportedly fill their mouths with water to stay silent. The quip contrasts common sense with dollars.
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