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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
6
The advertisement claims harmful acids and gases damage the stomach but Eatonic carries out the acid and removes the cause. It targets bloating indigestion sour stomach and gas with over two million users reporting relief and a refund if unsatisfied. Available from druggists with a small cost.
Textile notes describe a range of women’s suits from plain blue serge with tailored lines to a silk sport suit featuring heavy wool embroidery and a one piece dress under a coat. Designs emphasize box plaits, slashed side coats, tucks, cords, and a wide hem with pockets and pearl button accents.
Summer blouse styles offer front and back fastenings with buttons snaps and concealed closures. Georgette tops lead the trend with satin trims and embroidery while plain tailored models in silk crepe and voile diversify options. Smocks grow shorter easing into a modern look with long sleeves and colorful French knot embroidery.
Fashion note describes hats with rounded or pouched crowns turning up at the side back or front. Flowers are massed on the upturned under brim for a feminine flair. The piece outlines versatile wear for a broad audience.
Long black silk gloves are displayed to accompany thin sleeved black gowns as part of an elegant formalwear showcase.
A playful verse by Iris leads into a long excerpt on simple salads and dressings. It includes onion salad, cauliflower salad with bacon, cottage cheese with peppers, and banana and peanut salad, with practical notes on oil, vinegar, sugar, and seasonings.
A guide to planning and packing food for a picnic with practical prep tips. It covers wrapping sandwiches in waxed paper to prevent flavor mixing, carrying pork and beans hot in water, toasting frankfurts with potatoes, and ideas for beverages like grape and orange juice. It emphasizes uniform bread slices, neatly wrapped items, and ready to serve salads and desserts.
A garbled excerpt shows wry lines about a ballad on a cuff, laundry advice from Blogg, and clipped banter about lashing into excitement and keeping on track. It mentions not quarreling over a fictional war for the sake of making it up again.
The article describes drifting sand hills on a wide plateau near the Peru railway ascent to the Andes. Gray crystal sand forms crescent dunes fifteen to twenty feet wide and up to one hundred feet horn to horn, with horns facing the prevailing south wind and little ground impression from animals.
A cryptic note hints at an engagement with a fragile mood. Maud comments on a ring described as easily broken, suggesting doubts or delicate sentiment surrounding the match.
The piece argues music powered morale at training camps during war, with leaders, phonographs and millions of records shaping soldiers’ musical education. It notes veterans return with refined taste and skills, implying national readiness to listen and learn musically, while a satirical aside mocks gender roles through a stray proverb.
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