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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1918

Page

7

Vicks VapoRub crisis prompts wholesale distribution push

An urgent Vicks Chemical Co plea to druggists declares VapoRub oversold due to Spanish influenza. Big shipments head to jobbers, but stock is scarce. retailers urged to buy in small lots and ship direct to customers. Orders are being pared to three dozen per shipment and nationwide distribution is stretched.

Vick Vice Chemical VapoRule Uncle Sam The Public Health Service Stiles VapoRub

His Correspondent

A brief droll exchange about writing and correspondence references a son who writes for a living. The dialogue contrasts a hairpin's might with a pen and sword, framed as a playful characterization.

Jackoo Lantern

Maid Recovers Toys In Home Cleaning Incident

Reciprocal, the maid, tidies a cluttered apartment after collecting a woolly sheep a soldier boy a Teddy bear and other treasures. Mother returns pleased and the maid and Della share light hearted pride about cleaning and dirtying up in a playful exchange.

Anna Mother Della Muvver

Soldier on furlough recounts hand to hand fight

An officer on furlough recalls meeting a large German in close combat. He says his ammunition ran out, then he freed his arm and knocked the German unconscious with the butt of his revolver. A girl nearby exclaims how stunning the scene appeared.

Getting Ready for Marriage in a Funny Dialect Scene

A dialogue shows Mandy and Dinah planning a wedding with chores like buying a trousseau renting a house and securing a job for the husband. The piece blends humor and regional speech to illustrate practical worries before the big day.

Mandy Dinah People's Home Journal

New Jersey Briefs Highlight Post Office Move and Local Affairs

Federal agents sign a 10 year lease for the Marsh store building in Broad Street and Second Avenue to house a new post office with Postmaster D S Pan coast aiming for occupancy by year end. Other items report summer colonists leaving cottages, Red Cross outreach in Woodstown, and civic actions across Millville Paulsboro Vineland Pleasantville and Newark.

Pitman Federal Marsh Broadway Second Avenue Pancoast Pliman James Earl Whitesell Dorsey City Wildwood Paulsboro Charles N. Marshall Vineland Cumberland County Pleasantville Albert E. James Maurice River John Brineshults Loder William R. Potts Phillipsburg Council Smith Philadelphia Clarence Murray Henry Owens Millville Frederick Blaser Y. M. CG Camp Merritt Linden Baptist Church Camden Rey Irving Maxwell Meadow Brook New York Westminster Newark Elizabeth Bernard Kob Ikob Co. T. Davis Ner Chew Pine Tree Hunting Club Deer Woods Welsbach’ Company Gloucester Thomas Lancaster Board of Health Red Cross South Jersey Phildelphia Salem Robert Morris Morris New Jersey Supreme Cout

Representative Van Dyke Denounces War Profiteer

The representative condemns a war profiteer noting profits rising from 20 to 750 percent since the war began. He asserts the man has misled many about profiteering while his books reveal escalating gains.

van Dyke Rascal

California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Gentle Laxative Effect

An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for sick children with symptoms like feverishness or upset stomach. It claims the product cleanses the bowels in hours without griping and touts its tasty flavor. The notice warns buyers to request the genuine California Fig Syrup Company bottle to avoid counterfeits.

California California Fig Syrup Company Adv

First American Soldiers Resting in French Graves

An American press visit recalls the November 3 1917 German raid that killed Corporal Gresham and Privates Hay and Enright. Graves mark the sites with fresh mounds and octagonal name plates bearing unit numbers and death dates. The cross tops and intertwined flags honor the fallen with a French inscription on a nearby sign.

Gresham Hay Enright Thomas Enright Merle D. Hay James B. Gresham United States Lberty

No Bar There At Liberty Loan HQ In Toledo Tale

Toledo correspondent reports a man entered the Liberty loan headquarters in the Spitzer building basement once a cafe. He whispered to bystanders asking if there is a bar here, then hurried out as workers, surprised, did not sell him a Thrift stamp.

Millville Carney’s Point Stag Club Pitman Mothers’ Club Abdill Paulshore South Jersey France Gloucester Wolves Robe Carney’s Point Albert Slocum Dupont Y. M. C. A Pleasantville Eva Tiffany Phillipsburg High School Lida Lavers A. E. Wells Philadelphia M. P Harold H. Smith Elsinboro Salem County Board of Freeholders Salem Council Pennsgrove Bridgeton Public Utilities Commission Salem County James Newell Clinton Black Swedesboro West Jersey Association Woodstown Garis Phillipsburg Jersey City Willian Leen Isaac Bannon Richard Doherty Lannon Anthony Janell Janelli Thomas Brown Trenton Newark Rutherford Field Club H. Harry Obert Townsend Showell Absecon Showell Virginia Paulsboro Public Utility Commission Atlantic County Water Company Harry A. Hill New Brunswick Wright Martin Airplane Company 111 Wrizkte. Martin ‘Company Liberty Loan Toledo Spitzer

Securing the Estate

A six year old, Althea, overheard talk of a will and plans to bequeath valuables. Later she proposed a swap of treasured items between us, then asked who would die first, revealing a child's curious grasp of inheritance.

Althea

Unclear Free-for-all Fight Costs Per Head

A fragment notes a free-for-all fight costing about 11 dollars per participant unless fighters have unusually agile running gear and use it freely. The text is fragmentary with no additional names, places, or actions readable.

Fen

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