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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
7
A collection of farming advice covering spring plowing, milking regularity, and livestock management. The notes stress proper seed, clean milk and butter, use of birds as pest control, manure, and the value of fresh tools and timely garden planning. It mentions rabbit exports, forage for hens, and the importance of soil biology and legumes for nitrogen.
The passage lists practical farming maxims covering cleanliness in dairies, incubation, crop care, livestock selection, soil fertility, and waste reuse. It emphasizes moderation in fertilizer use, steady indoor plant care, early seed starting, and the value of experienced judgment over outdated methods.
A Nebraska mother recounts her three year old Gilbert’s severe eczema. After two Chicago doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared his disfigured face in four weeks. The testimonial invites readers to request a free skin and hair health guide from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp.
Fragmentary ad text notes a Garfield Tea remedy for constipation and biliousness with vague dates as yesterday, today, tomorrow. Mentions Ella and Stella with quotable lines about names and flats. Says available at all druggists, implying a patent medicine tone.
An advertisement touts French Bean Coffee as the healthiest drink to grow at home with a 10 by 10 patch yielding 50 pounds or more in 90 days in Wisconsin. It promises seed catalogs and 10 000 kernels of seeds for 31 cents.
In Elming New York authorities plan a school boys garden initiative for next year. Last summer around one hundred boys worked vacant lots as farmers and the city now aims to put most unused property under cultivation by public school pupils who would grow crops and share the profits.
A humorous exchange shows Miz Mandy denying a full program with a joke about sandwiches and olives. The piece notes a newlywed woman later becomes a widow and shelves her ideals, moth balled away.
The notice touts Bromo Quinine as a universal laxative and cure for colds with claimed signatures of B. V. Grove and World over use. It markets Garfield Tea as a liver stimulant that cleanses the system and purifies blood, urging readers to buy from druggists.
A Chicago Daily News item recounts a traveler describing Brazil as very warm with humorous notes. He mentions not sleeping due to odd sounds and jokes about coffee roasting on trees and rubber trees stretching at night. The banter includes a stenographer’s questions and the traveler’s dry quips.
Mr Meekton comments on Henrietta's vote and hints at reorganizing ballots so she can stay home during elections while he handles the errands. He expresses doubt she will be satisfied with the current system and a need for change.
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy products including Marine Eye Salve in aseptic tubes and Marine Eye Remedy Liquid in 25c sizes. It claims relief from red watery eyes and granulated eyelids with eye comfort and notes a new size 25c.
Health figures praise Hamlins Wizard Oil as a recommended remedy used in public and private hospitals. The piece urges readers to keep a bottle at home. A court ruling appears with the line He Was a Judge and a young woman named Geraldine stating I am just twenty-two with a verdict set aside for Gerald.
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