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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
7
A reader recalls a wartime sea voyage home from Europe subjected to hostile sentiment from German-Americans aboard and a hostile English cruiser’s searchlight encounter. The memory blends danger with murky social tension during a tense crossing.
The article compares body nerves to a burglar alarm, urging early notice of kidney weakness. Backache signals congestion or inflammation and other symptoms include urination issues, dizziness, and fatigue. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy and advises light diet, hydration, and temperate habits.
Dia G. F. Powley of Harrige burg Pennsylvania says he suffered a serious kidney and bladder inflammation with back pain dizziness and nighttime urination after four doctors failed. Six boxes of Don's Kidney Pills relieved his trouble completely and permanently credited to Dean's Kidney Pills for the cure.
A collage of wartime anecdotes and notices: a Berlin bank cashier receives a Dresden postmarked letter asking redemption of a pawned diamond ring for Red Cross funds. praise for a Red Cross hospital near Torquay with $25,000 pledged for motor ambulances. snippets on Castoria warnings, eye remedies, and a remark on prudent women in Montague Glass's view.
A reformer notes Twobble’s drive toward perfection as a commendable trait in himself, yet observes he spends all his time pushing it on others. The remark highlights a tension between self improvement and imposing standards on peers.
Letters from Washington health seekers praise Grape-Nuts for aiding recovery from stomach catarrh and weakness. A beneficiary notes renewed strength and a healthy baby gain. Postum Co. of Battle Creek promotes the product with the Road to Wellville brochure.
An 19th century note praises Hoxsie’s remedy for coughs and croup as effective against colds and pneumonia. The column also quips that a ill tempered wife may become a content widow with such cures.
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