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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
6
Winona Minnesota woman Mrs Saltze reports relief from long lasting nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the remedy as a standard treatment for disorders of women including dis1 s ents inflammation irregularities and backache.
The piece notes an extraordinary religious revival in England after three and a half years of war. It highlights H. G. Wells embracing religion and Sir Oliver Lodge’s book Raymond as evidence of war prompting reflections on death and the afterlife. The war drives literature toward spiritual contemplation and closer ties with the eternal.
The stranger speaks of dining habits while a waiter interrupts with a dialect quip. A line about self denial as a patriotic trait follows, then a remark that rain can be unthreatening despite a pull. The fragment hints at social plates and weather as mood.
Mollie refuses engagement, then leans toward marriage as Russell enlists. He confesses love, consoles her with a dare to test devotion, and returns in uniform at a farewell dinner. She confesses deep feelings, agrees to marry when he returns, and he proclaims happiness and gratitude to Ed Ogden.
The piece advocates a daily quiet hour for mothers and children to sit peacefully with a book or toy. It argues a full hour of rest benefits mind temper and body, suggesting reading looking out a window or a nap. Mothers are urged to try this practice.
A brief exchange in the Louisville Courier Journal questions the value of naming a freshly composed work. The playful banter asks if flow can be celebrated when a piece is only just created, concluding that a strong name at inception might matter.
United States Department of Agriculture notes geese suit low pastures with water nearby and can be raised in small numbers for profit. Emphasis on shelter for goslings, clean coops, and careful mating. one gander per 1 to 4 geese, 4 to 25 geese per acre.
Farmers may fatten young geese on cross range or in pens, but small-farm fattening without a ready market is unlikely to pay. Geese are typically killed and dressed like other poultry, with some markets preferring dry-picked geese while others pay the same for scalded or dry-picked. Feathers should be saved by dry picking either before or after steaming.
The article asserts geese can be self supporting by foraging in pastures and meadows and suggests areas with abundant alfalfa as ideal for goose farming. It notes broad agreement among those involved that geese are profitable livestock.
Interior fixtures such as roosts nests dust boxes drinking fountains feed troughs and grit boxes should be constructed to permit easy removal and cleaning.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for backache urinary distress and kidney inflammation. It claims quick relief within 24 hours and urges continued use to prevent future attacks, with money back guarantee and request for the original imported Gold Medal brand.
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