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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
6
Captain Archibald W. Butt, president's military aide, is awakened by a phone call canceling a late morning meeting. The exchange turns into a light, philosophical dig at Washington habit of inviting by telephone. Butt explains his remarks as reflections on the early hour.
A mother describes her three month old son’s brutal itchy rash turning to a widespread infection. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child improved rapidly and recovered fully, with no relapse.
An advertisement from Foster Milburn Co promotes Dean's Kidney Pills claiming remarkable relief from long standing kidney trouble. A passenger tale about a tired party returning by rail adds a humorous scene with a crab and a sleeping man named Simkins.
A brief dialogue shows Miss Willing denying a permanent departure from her employer while promising commitment through good times and bad. The exchange hints at a playful office dynamic and unspecified stakes.
Howard Jeffries a Yale student drawn into debt and social danger faces a fatal confrontation with Robert Underwood who dies after a coerced exchange of money. Police interrogation reveals a brutal inquest as Captain Clinton relentlessly presses Howard for the truth in a tense pursuit of justice.
In a tense police room Captain Clinton using hypnotic pressure coerces Howard Jeffries into admitting the murder of Robert Underwood with the weapon found on the floor. Dr Bernstein later questions the death cause as a possible self inflicted wound, while Annie Jeffries arrives with fear as the investigation continues.
A guileless traveler asks a southern hotel clerk to exchange a yellow Confederate bill for five dollars. The clerk accepts the note, counts out the cash, and later questions whether the bill is genuine. The incident prompts reflection on value and history in a humorous form.
A school scene recounts a teacher urging a boy named Johnny to sing like a man. The class begins to sing Nearer My God to Thee when a girl signals a disruption and suggests Johnny would improve if he whistles.
An assortment of old time ad lines urges care with Castoria for infants and children noting safety and long use. Scattered phrases promote Fletcher's Castoria, a general health promotion line, and various home remedy appeals. Additional quips discuss hats and birds, attitudes, and social observations with humorous asides.
An article urges women to prepare for childbirth and avoid nervous strain by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims the remedy makes women normal healthy and strong and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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