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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
6
Advertising copy touts Knowlton's Danderine as a universal hair grower that stops dandruff and itching within minutes, with claims of heavy soft hair and new growth after two weeks. It also introduces a neologism aquaairplane for water flight concepts.
Mrs. Torkins expresses a final hope regarding Charley’s horse bets. Charley questions the hope, and she proposes the bookmakers may have invested his money in Liberty bonds.
An article extols Father Johns Medicine as a pure nourishing tonic free from opiates or alcohol. It cites usefulness after grip or pneumonia to rebuild strength and prevent further infections, with a testimonial from Mrs. Geo. Hunsberger of Reading, Pa.
Brisk spring returns to Sunrise Cove as Ruth Belmore Endicott’s story follows Miss Amanda Parlow aiding Judy Mason, Chet Gormley fights pneumonia after the sled incident, and Carolyn May inspires doctor Driggs with a sermon idea. Uncle Joe and Mandy face strained relations, while Parlow muses on happiness and a plan to mend old feuds.
Dialogue shows Elsie expressing desire to rise to higher things and occupy free spaces in the upper air. Her mother responds with a practical metaphor, suggesting she start by climbing a ladder and putting up clean curtains.
Cure claims for eczema and itchy rashes with Cuticura as a daily toilet preparation. Free samples offered by mail from Cuticura Dept Boston. Soap and Ointment sold at druggists or by mail priced 25 and 50 cents.
A quotation captures a wartime attitude as a speaker rejects talking peace and insists on victory. The line echoes a stance of resolve and determination amid conflict.
A brief exchange notes that money talks and references extravagant language. The remarks imply emphasis on wealth influence and rhetoric, without detailing participants or contexts.
Powell He Must Be A Railroad Man Chicago News notes suggests Howell and Powell share railroad ties and work in railroading connections as implied by society chatter.
The Kansas City Star quotes a commentator accusing the law firm Strutt Lowder Hooks Skinner Bray Puffler and Snyde of an equitable setup where Elmer J Pettifog does the work while others take the earnings.
A whimsical collection of phrases urges counting blessings to stave off worry while tossing in church fire exclamations and mining prospectus irony. The tone blends brisk aphorisms with playful male and female exclamations.
Historical advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a standard household remedy for kidney and urinary tract issues. It claims 200 years of use, urges immediate treatment, promises relief and renewed vigor, and notes money back if not as represented. Available in three sealed sizes and sold by druggists.
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