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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
4
A letter from C. W. Heisley in Cranbury reflects on health, lightning and electric force as aids to body and mind. He cites Dr. Hisse Gordon M D and the Sanitary Institute, arguing belief in credible testimony and the beneficial use of natural powers.
Men’s wear at the Steinbach Company store in Asbury Park is on sale through Saturday. The opening sales event features discounts across the shop’s men’s apparel lineup.
An article fragment discusses malaria carried by mosquitoes and claims Electric Bitters can purge malaria from the blood, cure fever and restore appetite and strength with testimonials. It also mentions sleeping car berth advice for avoiding injury in collisions and a witness recounting a safe escape due to berth position toward the engine.
Justice Eli Cherry of Gillis Mills Tennessee used Bucklen’s Amica Salve after doctors failed to treat a persistent leg sore. He reports a complete cure and notes the preparation also treats burns ulcers cuts and piles. The ad copy follows discussing poison rings and a London Globe quote about their history and danger.
A weekly notice touts the Sermon Edition as a collection of sermons from the ablest and most progressive minds. It promises a great weekly homiletic review.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle invites subscriptions for its Monday Sermon Edition offering Bible study and religious thought reach. The paper targets clergy laypeople and invalid readers, with commissions for theological students who recruit subscribers. Subscriptions are one dollar per year, with mail notices from Brooklyn New York.
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