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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for babies, claiming Cuticura Soap and Ointment soothe itchy skin and baths help calm irritation. It recommends finishing with Cuticura Talcum and notes the price of 25c each.
A quirky reminiscence from a New York Sun column where Whitey explains he skipped work after a Coney Island outing. He lists a long, indulgent parade of snacks including peanuts hot dogs ice cream popcorn Sassafras and a banana split and notes money ran out after a final hot fudge sundae.
The Scots first lived in Ireland then settled in Scotland. The Angles with other Germanic tribes settled in what became England. Impudence is under valuing another's right to respect.
The Paris Figaro notes that Sumatra bans tiger hunting to protect plantations from wild boars. It argues tigers serve a domestic utilitarian role by preying on pests, framing protection as pragmatic rather than imperial sentiment.
Cartoon caption compares a husband’s mishandled play with a wife who “expects too much” and jokes about remembering playing cards. A second panel shows a boy’s vanity about washing hands before school, ending with a playful punchline.
Witty exchanges about luck and debts accompany a quick punchline duel between rivals. The speaker boasts victory while conceding creditors threaten, and a joking barb about self-made status closes a brief comic scene.
The Gloucester Woodbury turnpike, the state’s last toll road, is purchased for 70 900 dollars and gates will close. Abolishing tolls ends a centuries old system that spurred early road building and shifts this segment to the state highway network.
Mrs. Cora M. Jackson of 504 Mulberry St Terre Haute Ind says Tanlac lifted her from near collapse. She had nervous unrest insomnia headaches and rheumatic pains. After taking Tanlac she reports steady nerves strong health and no rheumatic pain. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
An old advertisement emphasizes Bayer aspirin brand naming and guidance for safe use. It mentions tablet packaging and price, plus a Hall’s Catarrh Medicine anointing a tonic and blood purifier from J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. The text closes with a quip about world love for a lover.
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