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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1912

Page

6

A Woman of Her Word

Elisha Ridgeway, a bachelor, agrees to marry widow Nancy Baker only after she repeatedly adds years to her promise. After a series of near rescues and misgivings, Nancy finally admits she will honor her vow while joking that Sarah Jones will laugh at the outcome.

Hirsha Ridgeway Baker Elisha Nancy Elisha Ridgeway Lisha Whippoorwills Nancy Baker Agin Sarah Jones Jim Lish Widow Baker Lisha Ridgeway Hlrsha

Armor in Colonial America and the stirrup's grim use

A Metropolitan Museum discussion notes armor in early colonial America and in Spanish colonies. It highlights armored horsemen influencing conquest, with stirrups and panoplies aiding Pizarro and Cortez, and notes the stirrup's persistence into the early nineteenth century.

America Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin of the Pizarro Cortez

Woman Politician Registers Voters Across Rough and Ready

Miss Mamie Morrison, a popular horsewoman and active politician in Rough and Ready California, serves as registrar. She spends ten hours daily riding to locate and register every voter in her bailiwick, taking her registration book to county dances where no one escapes registration.

Cal Mamie Morrison Indianapolis News

Useful Shirt Waists for Travel Stylish Comfort on Trips

Mary Dean advises practical travel wear for warm weather including shirt waist outfits in pongee and batiste. Recommends dark durable dresses with adaptable hats, light wash silks for evenings, and a negligee blouse for informal moments. Textured bodices, wash aliks, and tan pongee underwear suit weekend country-house travels.

London Mary Dean

The Agreeable Swish of Silk Fashion Note

A fashion note praises silk’s luxurious effect in women’s garments. It describes how a simple gown can reveal elegance as a wearer moves, with Paquin model contours and the tactile appeal of silk. An exhibition by a fashionable dressmaker highlights the spring styles and the pleasing swish of taffeta silk.

Fullness In Lingerie Signals Skirt Rise This Season

Fashion notes say lingerie keeps pace with styles with trousseau items featuring fuller hems rather than hip length. Muslin frocks will show extended skirts while petticoat ruffles prevent clumsy movement. Embroidered panels trend on sheer dresses and can extend narrow frocks before wear.

Lace Ruffles and Cape Collars In Latest Woman Styles

The current fashion scene features blouses with lace wrist ruffles worn under coats. New coats display side fastenings, some starting below the waist, others at the shoulder. Cape collars extending over the shoulders appear on heavy coats as well as on house and street gowns.

Red kid boots step into vogue for spring wear

A shoe maker reports a surge in red kid button boots for shipment to complement white suits and gowns at fashionable resorts. The trend aims to lift outfits from the ordinary, with white dresses accented by red trimming, while Paris fashion notes highlight a silk close fitting bonnet with bow back and colors from deep red to light pink.

Milady

Paris fashion notes on veils and skirts return

New bar pins for veils feature em pire green crystals set in platinum. Paris fashion advice hints at a skirt with a yoke returning and warns against handbags thicker than an inch. Artificial flowers at the waist or bodice finish many afternoon gowns.

Paris

Care of Nails Emphasizes Frequent Manicures

The article stresses well cared for nails as a sign of neatness. It advocates weekly manicures with polishing and regular cuticle care, noting low equipment costs and good return on investment.

Adverse Winds and Strength in Admonition

Poem fragment describes adversity and despondency but finds solace in a divine decree that daily strength will be provided. The speaker notes life’s cares and personal weakness yet remains grateful for reassurance of renewed vigor each day.

CherryBased Desserts and Preserves Practical Guide

A how to guide explaining cherry uses from pies and puddings to preserves. It details cherry pudding and dumpling recipes with flour butter sugar cherries and dairy ingredients, plus cherry olives prepared with vinegar and sugar. A shrub vinegar suggestion concludes the snippet.

Kirchhwasser Maraschino

Shape Our Future With Sunshine Or Shade

Poetic fragment contemplates shaping life’s path with joy or fear and the resulting atmosphere of the future. The speaker muses on how attitude and circumstance mold what lies ahead.

Handy Household Tricks From Pine Pillows To Nut Butter

A collection of simple home methods for renewing pine pillows and sweet grass baskets, removing paint from glass, and using turpentine for delicate fabrics. It also gives tips on staining, securing table covers, cake handling, refreshing faded flowers, preserving peaches, waste disposal in rural areas, and making hazelnut butter with paprika for sandwiches.

Thoughtful of Him Bridegroom Seeks Missing Check

A humorous exchange follows a wedding two days earlier. The bride explains that a $5,000 check from her father was not given because her husband’s father had already provided a gift, avoiding duplicate presents. The banter hints at family generosity and wedding customs.

The Forlorn Hope in Punch Suggests a Wrong Number

A Punch cartoon caption riffs on mistaken dialing for a romance plot with a playful line about seeking a wrong number to reach Mayfair. The quip evokes social manners and telephone era humor.

Canada’s Prosperity and the Canadian Immigration Surge

The New York Times reports eight shiploads of European immigrants bound for Canada and signs of a larger outward movement amid labor troubles. Canada enjoys a large budget surplus and railways gain funding, with announcements calling for fifty thousand workers and an influx of U S residents moving north. A St Paul dispatch notes two thousand carloads of farm animals and machinery heading to Canada as settlers plan to pay for farms with their first crop.

New York Times Canada United States Dominion Committee On St. Paul

Shorter After Paying Taller Improvement Ad

A reader recounts paying for a taller-appearing promotion from an advertiser and discovering the promised height boost was not delivered. The item highlights consumer caution about suspicious self-improvement offers.

Baby’s Eczema Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment

Mrs Drew of New York City reports her two month old baby suffered severe eczema and rash. After unsuccessful treatments, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment four times daily, noting dramatic improvement within two weeks and praising the remedies for skin and hair care. Sample offers available from Cuticura Dept. L Boston.

Castile

Later the Better Hubby Demands Economy

In a terse exchange a husband warns his wife that extravagance must end sooner or later, and the wife concedes softly promising to defer purchases. The dialogue hints at domestic tensions over spending and control.

Constipation Remedy Touted as Garfield Tea in Odd Lore

A quirky collection of lines cites coping with drink as the worst evil and promotes Garfield Tea as the simplest remedy for constipation and biliousness. It notes Ira Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething at 25 cents and mentions the term reverend's 1657 origin along with a German silver alloy description.

Ira. Winslow

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