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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
7
A dense compendium on poultry and farm management outlines air and ventilation for horses and fowls, feeding regimes, breeding tips, and garden planning. It urges clean hen houses, charcoal in feeds, careful nutri tion for swine, and planning for a better garden next year with eggs and meat as key outputs.
John Wesley notes that sleep needs vary by person and condition. He suggests six hours is generally necessary for health and vigor, with more sleep required after illness hard labor or intense mental effort. He also says sleeping while riding was possible for him, though not universal.
A mother recounts her one year old daughter's severe head eczema with itching and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the red spots faded in two days, sleep improved, and all symptoms disappeared in about two weeks, with hair regrowth within a month.
A fragment notes that a family doctor cannot do more for a cough than Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops. It mentions druggists selling the product and hints at possible romantic or social caution in a male context.
A humorous column mixes a Monday rent scene with a professor’s remark on assimilation. It contrasts romantic myths with practical motives, citing E A Steiner on how three meals and polite manners aid immigrants’ adaptation in America while showcasing a Pittsburgh anecdote about a worker and his wife.
The passage cites Alexis Piron famed for sharp wit as a young author boasts of originality. A quip follows contrasting his ambition with the idea of writing his own eulogy, delivered in Youth's Companion humor. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are also mentioned in a sales aside about medical tonics.
A slight quake was plainly felt by residents. Pat and Mike discuss the tremor the following morning with a tense exchange about who would run and roar first. The scene mirrors a humorous Illustrated Sunday Magazine vignette.
A fragmented note references “Bromo Quinine” and “Laxa tive Bromo Quinine” with a signature initial LW. Grove. It mentions Kaveesa and a claim of a cold in one day, plus musings on trouble and blessings and a chaperon becoming a matchmaker.
The teacher noted a strange rendering of a hymn line used in morning school. She traced the peculiarity to Johnny who revised the line from Weak and sinful though we be to We can sing, full though we be. His chubby appearance bolstered his claim.
An advertisement touts Jones Break-Up Cure for rheumatism claiming 20 years of cures with a G6 bottle treatment priced at five dollars or money back. Also includes a joke about a rickety table at a fashionable dinner party and the table's weight attracting attention.
The text urges giving MAGES EMULSION to invalids and children to strengthen the body and prevent falls. The claim repeats, citing druggists as sources. It includes a poetic quotation about the sea and sun attributed to Anacreon.
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