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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
7
A collection of practical farming advice on crops and livestock including silos buildings and feed efficiency. Topics cover pasture, dairies, pruning, pests, hedges, gardening, fruit trees, irrigation, and market notes with emphasis on dairy profitability, weather, and soil care.
A girl creates a personal snuggery known as the brown study using brown and yellow tones. She paints walls, stains the floor, braids rag rugs, and adds cretonne accents. She makes slip covers for a rocker and lounge, adds curtains, a mirror, and cream painted furniture to enjoy a bright, washable, cozy space.
An 1912 reader report from Dyke New York claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured twenty years of dandruff after using the products for several days. The ad notes worldwide sales and offers free samples with a 32 page Skin Book.
Chairman Underwood of the ways and means committee warned at a Washington luncheon that tariff revision must follow the national mandate or fail disastrously. He recounted a dry plate photography joke about a sitter moving during a long exposure to illustrate unforeseen consequences.
The article advises cleaning rubber coats using automobile soap a gel like dark substance from auto supply stores or garages. Make a strong lather apply to a small area rinse with clear water then proceed to the next section and dry the item outdoors.
The Copenhagen yacht Constance, claimed the oldest ship still in active service, has been sold to a Skaw fisherman in Jutland. Built 193 years ago she has sailed to nearly every port worldwide and her timbers remain staunch, with the new owner optimistic she will sail for another century.
An old time ad text urges mothers to inspect Castoria for infants and children with its signature claims. It mentions a 30 year use behind the product and appeals to parents with the line Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria. It also references Pneumatica as a pain stopper and a general note on brains and business.
A concise remark on egotism noting that true self-importance lies in believing one attracts attention amid a crowd of baseball enthusiasts. The piece offers a wry observation on social behavior and humor in spectator settings.
An advertisement promotes a product named A DAILY FLY KILLER promising to kill thousands and last through a season. It claims wide dealer availability and is paid for by Shy O. Somers of 150 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn NY. The text also oddly recalls a remark about Solemn and big blunders in home life.
An advertisement listing various patent medicines and child care tonics including Magee’s Emulsion and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething. The items are promoted as strengthening cures with generic claims of relief for teething, wind colic, and inflammation.
Mrs F P Mullendore of Munford Alabama reports weakness and nervousness during the Change Of Life. She says her husband nailed rubber on gates to prevent them from slamming and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving her symptoms. She endorses the medicine and advises others to try it, noting it was developed by Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for female illnesses and offering confidential advice from the company.
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