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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
7
In this slice of column fodder a witty note on marital habits contrasts with a Pall Mall Gazette remark about bus-induced tremors near St. Pauls Cathedral. The piece cites Tit Bits and National Physical Laboratory experts as sources, hinting at humor and cautious science.
A humorous dialogue captures a playful exchange where the Lady of the House questions if the milk is richer then the Milkman replies with a claim of purity and a casual remark about a filter on his pump. The light banter centers on milk quality in a domestic setting.
The lesson centers on Genesis 22, Abraham's readiness to offer Isaac as a test of faith, and God's provision of a substitute. It links Isaac to Christ figure, notes Abraham's prompt obedience, and emphasizes belief in God's providence, with application to modern fathers and sacrifice of offerings beyond mere ritual.
Classified dairy price notes show Class B at 1 81 per 40 quarts and Class C at 1 71 per 40 quarts from Rarttan MURA GI Creamery. Extras listed as available with prime dairy quality noted. Local market price details and creamery location included.
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes including pear dessert ideas with mace, Cottage Cheese Salad with walnuts and chives, Fruit Sponge Drops using canned fruit and whipped cream, and Uncooked Mince Meat mix with beef apples raisins molasses sugar vinegar cider and spices.
Poetic fragment urging generosity as a remedy during famine. The speaker links sharing to enduring comfort for self and brother, promising lasting service through hardship.
A vintage culinary note outlines several breads. Vienna Rolls use warm water yeast, sugar, salt, egg and flour. Brioche mixes flour sugar eggs butter and fruit. Pocket book rolls hide currants. emphasis on letting dough rise light and baking hot early to kill yeast.
A little girl with golden curls tells her mother how a stranger praised her hair and then admonishes herself for using the word ain't. The mother reacts with a mix of pride and surprise at the child’s polite correction.
A diner requested halibut and steak but the waiter announced that steak could not be served. He proposed a filet instead and demonstrated the fish cut by showing two fingers across his side while explaining it was a good halibut.
A reflective note credits happiness to mindset and recalls a farm hand who endured fifteen hour days. The piece treats labor, resilience, and the quiet joy found in work.
The New York World notes women will act as public porters and dining car staff on a special train carrying Malinois suffragists to a Washington parade. A solitary male shoe shine serves as the lone male in the scene, illustrating early debates on women in railway labor. The article predicts broader gender roles remain distant, with few women at locomotive throttles or higher railroad posts.
Farmers Brown and Jones joke about ailments after Jones admits reading the new Farmers' Almanac till near morning. Jones describes feeling a mix of symptoms from sciatica to bronchitis while Brown reacts with disbelief. The gag centers on overlong reading and misread health fears.
An assortment of vintage advertisements tout remedies for children and adults. Claims include Grays Sweet Powders for faster colds relief, Bromine Quinine laxative, Woolford's Lotion for itching, Pneumatica pain relief, and general household health tips. Also notes social money lending and a quip about actors and compliments.
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