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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
7
A terse remark ties the woman’s optimistic outlook to her action of jilting Bonehead, implying the breakup stemmed from a tendency to see only positives. The line hints at personal motive without detailing events or identities.
Miss Anna J. Couch describes a severe skin eruption that covered her hands and spread over her body with itching and pain. She credits rapid relief to Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting healing within a week. The advertisement promotes Cuticura products with a free sample offer and a Skin Book.
Frank ONeill says the West lags the East in coaching while Andy Smith asserts eastern teams are more thoroughly coached. Smith notes eastern practice emphasizes defense and individual attention from October, while Western programs drill in mass with few assistants and limited time.
Carl Morris, famed Oklahoma boxer, argues with Snowy Baker over a trip to Australia. He may meet several native heavyweights in antipodal venues.
Analysis of early season form shows coaches relying on the forward pass and backfield speed. Yale Harvard and Princeton are highlighted for advancing the passing game, while Coach Hinkey asserts Yale’s conservatism last fall limited passing development.
A famed twenty three year old trotting mare Van Zandt, once a top brood tool and world record holder at 2 09 set in 1906, sold in New York for only 50 dollars. The mare, by Chime Bell out of Alex Ida, had outlived her racing prime.
A collage of sports items notes Wisconsin to skip next year and Johnny Evers entering pitching, 2:10 list contenders, 2.95 pace prospects, George Pierce husking in Shabbona, and Michigan coach Yost starting with 26 at training table. Larry Gilbert may referee in New Orleans, McFarland confident on Freddie Welsh, Eddie McGoorty eyeing Kilbane bout, and Clabby Gibbons targets. Also mentions American motorcycles in Denmark race, Connecticut motorcycle growth, Teague president tone on Athletics, Eddie McGoorty’s travels, Walter Bleeck at Washington and Lee, Three-I league deficit, and Capablanca in Buenos Aires. Capablanca message from Aristides Martinez. Jim Gaffney grants Stallings full Braves authority. Miracle Man approves policy.
In a domestic gag from the St. Louis Post Dispatch Reginald praises tenderness yet faces a kitchen mishap. His wife asks for a comfortable pudding but he hints at exhaustion as she reveals all her custards collapse into sponge cake, prompting her woe and his concern.
A traveler recounts a trip to Europe where he was arrested as a spy. His captor, a waiter he once refused a tip to, recognized him and the traveler escaped with his life in a tense memory of danger and irony.
A short dialogue asks when teeth troubles started and reveals the reply when they were being cut. The exchange highlights a humorous antiesthetic quip about dental pain beginning during tooth removal.
A testimonial claims coffee harms heart health and that Postum improved a mother’s condition, reducing headaches and stomach upset. The family switched to Postum after a merchant noted its flavor, with lasting benefits cited for the mother and others in the household. Postum is sold in Regular and Instant forms by grocers.
Comic exchange from a Boston Tran script shows Mrs Wyse praising her husband by seeking his advice, framed as a light domestic moment with Mrs Green.
An advertising blurb promotes Murine Kyo Remedy from Murine Kyo Hemedy Co Chicago. It claims relief for hed weak watery eyes and granulated eyelids with no smarting and offers a free mail order book.
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