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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1920

Page

7

Freezone Foot Corn Remedy Ad Claim

A vintage advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap drop to stop corn pain and lift the corn off with fingers. It claims instant relief without pain and promotes a tiny bottle sold by druggists. The copy credits a Cincinnati genius and includes unrelated snips about fashion and pockets.

Cincinnati

Aspirin Introduced by Bayer in 1900

The ad touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as the true world famous aspirin prescribed for colds headaches neuralgia toothache earache rheumatism lumbago neuritis and general pain. It highlights the Bayer Cross on tablets and packaging for protection against imitations with small tin boxes of 12 costing only a few cents and larger packages available.

Bayer

Diamond Dyes promise easy color for any fabric

Ad claims easy directions for diamond dyes to color worn garments and home textiles in madeless tones. It guarantees perfect results for first timers with a druggist color card. Also a brief dialog about Mrs Jams and her talking.

Ady

Allen's Foot Ease Promotes Comfort in Shoes and Baths

Advertisement notes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and sprinkle in foot baths. The Plattsburg Camp Manual urges trainees to use Foot Ease each morning to prevent blisters and sore spots and to ease painful swollen feet and bunions. Use to break in new shoes.

Allen Plattsburg

Red Element Cheek Debate Sparks Snappy Exchange

In a terse exchange, the discussion centers on the red element and its cheek like quality. Both sides volley remarks about where the red material belongs and how it is perceived in context.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promised Cure for Deafness

Old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via the blood. It asserts a $100 guarantee for any case not cured, listing price 75 cents and offering free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohla

Humorous Exchange Reflects Matrimonial Vanity

In Pearson's Weekly a husband boasts of a trait that proves his appeal, while his wife counters with a sharp remark, noting his absurdly sensitive pride in wanting to be her husband. The dialogue showcases witty Victorian style.

Mr. Meekton Pearson’s Weekly

Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes Advertisement

A vintage advert promotes Cuticura products for baby rash relief. It highlights Cuticura Soap for cleansing, Cuticura Ointment for soothing, and Cuticura Talcum for finishing, priced at 25 cents each.

Orator Levels Debate With Audience Spyglass

A witty exchange between an orator and Senator Sorghum features the line about meeting the audience at their intelligence. The dialogue shifts to the notion that modern orators must struggle to rise to the occasion.

Senator Sorghum

Session of Legislature Extends Amid Housing Hearings

The New Jersey legislature, in its 19th week, continues hearings on housing bills, with hearings moved to Newark and Central High School, as leaders push for reforms amid vetoed budget items and a pending Public Utility Commission case. Prominent real estate figures attend, saying they oppose only unreasonable housing limits.

Trenton Senate Assembly Court of Errors and Appeals Supreme Court House Manahawkin Beach Haven Appropriations Committee Treasury Bughee Sidwards Newark Gardner H. Cain Senate House Committee Cain Pilgrim Runyon Central High School E. C. Hill Vincent D. Bradley Isaac Birks John F.rushling Robert E. Clow, Jr Camden New Jersey Real Estate League School For Deaf State College New Brunswick State School For the Deaf John P.murray Jersey City State Board of Education Murray Edwards Whitney Joint Appropriations Committee State House Commission Department—of State Ing Edward E. Grosseup Read Bugbee Urer Attorney General's Department New Jersey Hudson River Delaware River Utility Commission Public Utility Commission

Oklahoma Pioneer Scouts Highlight Farm and Trade Paths

Oklahoma pioneer scouts in Choctaw and surrounding towns pursue diverse goals from wireless work and horse breeding to engineering and farming. Stories include a three day hike in Depew, an Indian orphan engineer in Hartshorne, and swimming demonstrations by a Sawyer division member.

Choctaw Okla Delaware Depew Hartshorne Hollis Manchester Okardie Oklahoma Pioneer Division

Scouts Sleep Outdoors For Health Benefits

Scouts prefer outdoor sleeping year round with proper shelter and safeguards. Col Ernest Coulter, head of the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, endorses camping outdoors as healthful and advisable in many cases.

Ernest K. Coulter New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Baysi

Scouts Aid Conservation Effort Noted Nationwide

Boy scouts engaged in tree study push forestry preservation work under scout masters. The article highlights their leadership in educating youths about local trees and public welfare through nature study initiatives.

Lasso Expert Helps Scouts at State College

Boy Scouts at State College Pennsylvania gain instruction from Buck Taylor a former Buffalo Bill performer on throwing lasso rough riding and other feats He owns land near State College plans a stock farm and lends his time to help the scouts.

State College Penn Buck” Taylor Buffalo Bill

Not Forgotten in New Jersey Taxi Mix Up

A prominent New Jersey townsman rages over a delayed taxi and calls the operator. A calm operator identifies herself as Mrs Brown and says she has not forgotten him. The incident highlights frustrations with local taxi service and telephone calls near New York.

New Jersey New York Mr. Henry Mrs. Brown

Remarkable Kidney Remedy Promises Relief for Women

Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not know it. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted as restoring kidney health to lessen back pain headaches and fatigue. Sample bottles available by sending ten cents and address to Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY. Drug stores carry larger sizes.

What is a pickin tree in Christine's tale

Christine visits Aunt Louise and asks about a pickin tree in her garden. The dialogue reveals confusion over the term and shows Christine’s insistence on a tree with pretty flowers for picking, linking it to her grandfather's garden and her notion of naughty behavior if she picks elsewhere.

Christine Louise

Louisiana Tops States In Women Statisticians

Louisiana has 19 registered women statisticians, more than any other state, while a native of Ashanti bears one of seven names linked to the day of birth, highlighting naming customs tied to birth weekday.

Louisiana Ashanti

Ancient Date Palms and Florida Shell Mounds Unearthed

The article discusses date palm significance across regions and Florida shell mounds. It notes date palm value, water signs, and desert uses, then describes Florida mounds with finds of pottery shell bone tools and animal bones, highlighting King Philip's Town near Lake Harney as a major site.

Hawaii California Florida Cuba Egypt Palestine Arabia Persia King Phillip’s Town Lake Harney

The Language and the Dry as a Fish Quest

A playful exchange ponders political stance and self description as a man asks what to tell a candidate who boasts dryness as a virtue. The dialogue underscores skepticism toward rhetoric and the need for clear policy positions.

Wifely Wisdom in The Bystander Quip On Truth

A humorous quip from The Bystander questions if a wife can tell a lie and answers that truth spills immediately from the speaker. The light exchange reflects period social humor and gender roles.

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