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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
6
Dr Julien Bourget of Paris, famed for wartime nose rebuilding, visits the United States to improve facial tilt. Granulated eyelids inflamed eyes sites relieved overnight by Roman Eye Balsam. one trial proves its merit.
A Boston Transcript snippet quotes Finnegan venting about manners at home and a neighbor child making a mock Valentine request. The remark mirrors a humorous exchange on social graces and family life in a playful tone.
Mrs Adell Mardon of 10 Pearl Place testifies that Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery acts as a tonic and blood purifier improving liver and stomach troubles with quick relief and overall health benefits. She invites readers to send 10c to Dr Pierce s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY for a trial package.
The Easter season in Jerusalem draws millions of pilgrims and tourists to sacred sites. Crowds gather at Gethsemane Mount of Olives and the Holy Sepulchre for processions, Holy Light, and foot washing rituals amid ancient gates like Jaffa and Bal el Kalil.
Dr John I Finley state education head argues good manners in public schools build friendships social standing and business progress. He calls manners a key to wealth and a vital form of spiritual discipline praising self control as the edge over others. A humor item follows noting canned worms irritate fish and bait jokes.
A terse remark contrasts an allegedly extempore speech with a harsh critique. The quote section hints at a pause for thought while a lion at the zoo fixes its gaze, suggesting a moment of tension or scrutiny.
Two taxpayers discuss family additions and exemptions in a brief exchange. The first notes an addition to the family while the second confirms both exemptions are thriving.
A fragment features a dialogue about character and atmosphere. The speaker notes smoking for atmosphere and urges asking questions to uncover truths, attributed to Farrington.
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