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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
7
A ranch boss in New Mexico offers a Mexican applicant a profit sharing scheme for work. He proposes the man dig half the posts on the boss’s ranch and use the other half elsewhere, choosing soft ground if desired. The anecdote comes from Metropolitan Magazine.
A man narrates severe hives starting after a night of sleep, burning itching spreading across his body, and facial involvement. After doctor suggested poison, he tried Cuticura Ointment with rapid relief and full recovery, endorsing the product. signed from New York City in 1910 with offer for free samples via Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.
A brief dialogue fragment centers on Daisy correcting a misnaming and affirming Arthur as the artist. The exchange hints at an art discussion about authenticity and recognition.
A collage of short quips and ads including a Pittsburgh manufacturer Walker Co operative Club offering daily household goods and a sales pitch. Various product pitches follow for Eye Salve in tubes Paxtine Antiseptic Garfield.Tea and a quip about a man and his enemies.
Saint Patrick born in 4th century Ireland and later missionary fields are traced, with notes on his lineage, travels, and influence. The article honors his devout character, leadership, and the transformation of Ireland from paganism to Christianity, highlighting the Tripartite Life and Patrick’s enduring legacy.
Lesson for March 17 explores Mark 2 1 12 where Jesus heals and forgives sins in Capernaum. The crowd presses in while critics question the miracle and Jesus demonstrates divine power over sin and illness. The message urges readers to glorify God through faith, action, and sharing the gospel.
A letter from Sisters of Holy Cross in Nashua New Hampshire promotes Father John’s Medicine as a reliable food medicine that cures cold and throat troubles and acts as a tonic and body builder for the weak. It notes several institution members benefited and rejects patent medicines with weakening stimulants.
An ad notes that reforming a man is easy and many illnesses stem from poor dieting. Garfield Tea promises immediate relief, while a toothpaste style claim suggests Pazo Ointment cures piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee.
A stock melodrama scene unfolds as Charles Wolcott forgets his revolver and uses a penknife to threaten the hero. The hero delivers a fatal line as the weapon looms. A satire interrupts with a savage chief and a captive missionary, whose stoic refusal to humor ends in death.
A fragment questions Landi's senate seat and attributes the access to Sema Roni Dixon To his wife claiming she had the money. The snippet hints at political influence centered on financial backing in a senate race.
A letter from a northern winter worker describes habitual coffee use harming health. He adopts Grape Nuts and Postum, notes improved strength, tireless mail routes, better sleep, and even sharper vision. The testimonial promotes Postum products and the Road to Wellville booklet.
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