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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cure and growth aid for hair. It claims dandruff removal, itch relief, and glossy, soft hair with visible new growth after about two weeks, urging readers to buy a small bottle at low cost.
Senator Sorghum quips about giving advice while asserting his stance against all useless giving. The dialogue reflects a formal political exchange with emphasis on principle over assistance.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion including sourness, gases, and upset stomach after meals. It claims rapid relief with a single tablet and notes a low cost at drug stores.
Brief humorous exchange shows an office boy relaying task for the afternoon. A boss directs his wife by telephone to inform the clerk. The scene captures quick, casual office banter typical of the era.
A fragmented Time magazine quote contrasts money and appearance with a jab at adt value. The piece notes Congress handling a strike while Garfield Tea calms an upset stomach. It also mocks animal anatomy by claiming no living representative has more than five toes digits or claws on any limb.
An old time remedy promotes darkening gray or faded hair with a sage tea plus sulfur mix or Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. The ad urges daily use and claims natural even darkening with a few applications.
An exchange questions progress in studying French as a humorous comment on learning. An advertisement promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio for skin care with soap Ointment and Talcum priced at 25c each, claiming daily use cleanses soothes and perfumes.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a penetrating remedy for sprains strains soreness and swelling. It claims quick relief minimal skin irritation and promises users can return to duties soon after application. The copy notes 60 years of effectiveness and six gold medals.
The New Jersey State briefs report Senate action halting salary boosts pending an investigation, Rahway tax figures, school enrollment counts, a Hillside chemical fire loss near 100000, water works upgrades at Point Pleasant, Warren county farmers forming a cooperative, a major retaining wall break at Bylington Sewerage, and debates over finance and League of Nations politics. Also noted are a Trenton memorial project, a double tramway fatality, and community notices across counties.
Miltiades, famed as Greece earliest great soldier, led Athenian victory at Marathon in 490 BC. After repelling Xersian forces at Agarathon he pursued Paros failing to gain gold and dying from wounds before repaying a 50 talent penalty. History lauds him though some judged his request reckless.
The text argues Japan remains backward in women's freedom with about 170 practicing women physicians. It contends that home life keeps women in the house with men dominant, sharing meals but men getting better tidbits, while acknowledging men may still value their womenfolk.
The line contrasts a high school joke about a light ray at 45 degrees entering water and going out. It hints at refraction and total internal reflection concepts in a concise, playful way.
Mrs Amson and Mrs Ainsley discuss hat shopping in a downtown department store. Amson jokes she tried on many hats and planned to return with her husband to view the final pick but settled for the next best when the preferred hat blocked her left eye, which she says is her best eye for watching fashionable trends.
In Bermuda small ground sharks weigh eight to ten pounds and sell for 12 cents each. In Honolulu the hammerhead shark appears in markets and its flesh is salted for nourishment. Ambition drives men to boast of self knowledge, but wisdom curbs bragging.
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