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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
7
Smith visits Jones the Playwright and finds him mistreating his wife. Jones explains he must stay in a proper frame of mind for a tragedy and ironically uses his fluffed conduct with his wife as part of the writing process.
A dialogue shows a manager asserting vegetarian identity and addressing potential bias in small towns. An actor replies that vegetarian status has no bearing on employment decisions, underscoring a challenge to prejudice in hiring.
A lingering question asks who maintains the dental professional’s own teeth. It notes the irony of practitioners who treat others while managing their own oral care.
The feature highlights midseason hats in variegated forms from black and straw to flower wreaths. It notes the all-black hat as a season staple with graceful feather trims and outlines several styles, including braided crowns and wreaths, suited for different age groups and in blue tones.
The article describes one piece street frocks and their conservative materials and colors. It notes that smart simple designs suit heavy use, with variety provided by accessories such as collar and cuff sets, vest ee s, fur chokers, hats, and other pieces. A utility dress is highlighted with a straight underskirt and long tunic.
Doris Most people admire my mouth Do you Jack absent minedly I think it is simply immense Cuticura for sore hands Souk hands on retiring in the hot suds of Cuticura Soap dry and rub in Cuticura Ointment Remove surplus Ointment with tissue paper This is only one of the things Cuticura will do if Soap Ointment and Talcum are used for all toilet purposes Adv
In ancient ecclesiastical songs the tenor carried the melody as other parts grouped around it. The term derives from latin tener meaning I hold. W J Henderson notes that Julius Caesar or Achilles would not be sopranos, while seventeenth century opera may have astonished at different voice ranges.
The Galveston News reflects on aging and youth noting the pleasures of maturity and the shift away from thriftiness tied to a fashionable gent in a silk hat and fur collar. The piece offers a nostalgic, reflective tone about social expectations and aging gracefully.
The New York World recounts snippets showing military vocabulary entering daily life. A newsstand scene in City Hall Park ends with an elderly woman saluting and exclaiming about her late husband’s army service.
A New York Sun report notes how cigarette ashes and arm signals from drivers can mislead following motorists. Such misinterpretation has caused multiple accidents and traffic confusion on the road.
The agent questions Mr. Snages about life insurance. Snages replies that being valued more dead than alive is distasteful to him, explaining his objection to the policy. The dialogue reveals his stance on insurance and personal worth after a long pursuit.
A reflective line notes that many youths misjudge long term wealth and its value by the time they reach old age, suggesting money loses primacy as years pass. The statement emphasizes the shifting importance of finances with aging.
A small boy Paul attends a golden wedding party learns the term means fifty years of marriage asks if all must marry again. His sister quips keep waiting that long. A quip by Artemus Ward ponders a statesman rising to an emergency then caving in.
Practicing the golden rule sustains relationships by treating others as you wish to be treated. The approach promotes respect, empathy, and ongoing care in daily interactions, helping friendships endure conflicts and time.
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