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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
7
Mrs Henry Olm of 101 North Ninth Street Brooklyn testifies that after a doctor warned she would contract consumption she used Father John’s Medicine. She reports improvement after one bottle and says the remedy helped her four children with whooping cough and now keeps her family healthy and happy.
A newspaper gentle with social debate chronicles remarks on women’s equality and constitutional limits. The dialogue questions whether women can ever be equal to men and notes the public’s fickle memory of a prophet when prophecies fail or come true.
The report lists six games with attendance of 179 957 and gross receipts of 42 469 50. Players’ and clubs’ shares are broken down for Philadelphia and New York, with totals for Athletic and Giant shares and the National Commission. Scores show Philadelphia and New York wins across the series, including an 11 inning game and multiple Philadelphia victories.
Mike Kahoe of Washington, scout for the Americans, advises casting a wide net for unknown players. He says tip abundance matters, many touted wonders fail, and evaluating suspects over a few days helps identify genuine talent.
Mrs. W. B. Conway of Punxsutawney Pennsylvania shares a testimonial about backache dizziness and swollen feet. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving kidney troubles nervousness and heart palpitations and restoring her health.
A Tillman anecdote features a South Carolina man named Jeff who has lived with a neighboring family since before the Civil War. Jeff jokes about his aunt in Boston being old as he explains she is living with her grandmother in the city. The piece mixes humor with moral observations and ad copy about Hamlin’s Wizard Oil.
A Philadelphia mother reports her two year old son developed eczema on the nose after finger blisters. A doctor’s daily scab removal worsened the condition. After using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Remedies the child recovered in two weeks with no scarring. Mrs Ida Slavin endorses the treatment and notes samples are available by mail from Cuticura Dept. 13 K. Boston.
Rugby football grows at the University of Pennsylvania with eight returning players and 30 hopefuls, drawing from English and other foreign students. In athletics news, Matt McGrath set a hammer world record at Celtic Park with 187 feet 4 inches, while bidding and sale actions involve Billy Burke and Sterling McKinley amid price discussions.
Supreme Court Justice Charles Brown of New York listened to a breach of promise trial in Philadelphia during the World Series. He asked the clerk to inform him of the game's progress by innings as reporters came and went to relay scores, keeping the judge updated on the end-of-inning standings.
Yale's graduate committee, urged by Walter Camp, outlines a brick building 140 by 110 feet and 15 feet high with a 90 foot square tower. The cage, near the Carnegie pool, will house baseball gear a running track and jumping areas and cost about 40 000 funded by alumni subscriptions.
Porcupines are agile climbers that cut down bearing limbs of young fruit trees after windfalls and nibble bark on young apples. They threaten new orchards and harm young spruces, though their reason for cutting spruce shoots remains unclear.
Christy Mathewson faced eight top Smoketown experts in a simultaneous chess display in Pittsburgh. He won two games, lost one, and drew five, a notable feat for the famed pitcher competing with intellectual giants of the Smoky City.
Charles Nelson Battling Nelson’s brother joins Yale as a medical student and amateur boxer will not seek professional bouts during his college career Horace Fogel announces that Dooin will manage the Philadelphia National League club next season despite a expiring manager contract while players’ deals run for two more years
Distinct and humorous fragments reference Senator Lotsmann and a possible consulship in Illinois politics. A private secretary remarks on a man not yet named as governor candidate, while jokes about a pug, a wife’s cooking, and a teething syrup add local color. A lemon suggestion caps the snippet.
Could hardly hear taste or smell, afflicted with catarrh, but after taking three bottles Hood's Sarsaparilla he was cured and has had no relapse. The remedy advertised in liquid form or Sargatabs chocolate tablets.
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