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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Elizabeth Smart of Lowell recounts anemia since sixteen, crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for renewed strength and a successful eight pound natural birth. The note ends with a disclaimer about this testimonial as strong recommendation among similar cases.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming wide testimonials and urging readers to order a sample bottle by parcels post for ten cents. It notes large and medium bottles available in drug stores and cites Ruskin and a proverb about opportunity.
Mothers weary from family demands can rebuild strength with Father John's Medicine a pure wholesome nourishment. The old fashioned prescription is quickly absorbed by a run down system and contains no false stimulation, alcohol, or dangerous drugs.
The Philadelphia local council plans a Golden Book recording the 19 World War I sacrifices and six living Boy Scouts who earned national honors. Bronze and silver medals are listed for Lex Newman Fred Lange William J Cassidy Murray Walter Frick Albert Grow for acts of bravery including drownings saved and a fire rescue. The investiture ceremony included bugle calls and archway color procession.
A. C. Wessel in Boys' Life describes the scout as a lover of the outdoors and urges planting and conserving trees. He notes forests provide fruit, fuel and timber and frames these acts as a living perpetual resource and patriotic service.
In a Boys’ Life note a new salvage method uses hypodermic air injections into vessels loaded with bags of rice grain and malt. The injected air buoyantly shifts the load without harming its quality, enabling movement of the cargo between parties.
Wire netting two inch mesh is commonly used for fencing poultry yards and can be bought at a moderate price. For adjoining runs use mesh at the bottom to discourage fighting, and adjust fence height by fowl variety with Brahmas needing up to four feet.
Poultry yards should have double layouts with access gates and rotating green crops. Hang the yards on the south side for early spring dry ground and provide 70 to 80 square feet per bird for permanent green feed or 35 to 40 square feet per bird for exercise yards. Shade by fruit trees improves conditions.
Poultry experts urge grit in every pen to aid feed digestion, strengthen bones, and improve plumage. Oyster shells or crushed mortar provide lime for shells, while charcoal helps absorb impurities and balance digestion.
A vast market for green ducks is described as ready for development across the country. The article notes the opportunity for a diligent person to develop and sell whatever can be produced in this niche.
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