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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1922

Page

10

Works for Child Must Keep Well

Chicago woman Mary Enrico testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after severe pain and a failed operation. A sewing machine operator and single mother, she credits the medicine with enabling her to return to work and support her child. The ad urges other mothers to keep well with the product.

Chicago Ilinois Lydia FE Pinkhan Lydia Pinkham Mary Enrico N. Carepenter St

Feathers Prohibition Spawns Bootlegging in High School News

Feathers of the bird of paradise are now prohibited. Then how do the women. Oh, there's some bootlegging going on, of course. Easy. Teacher named the seasons Pupli pepper salt vinegar and mustard. Hollywood High School News.

Hollywood High School News

Grandmother Joins Curtis Household in Surprise Marriage

Mary Curtis learns her mother Grandmother Johnson moves in then shocks the family by announcing she has married Joe Whipple, the Home for Aged Cripples' superintendent, a man seven years younger but whom she deems fifteen years older in spirit. The uproar tests harmony as Caleb the neighbor, Wayne Phyllis and the phonograph lure, and truth remains that grandma remains spry and irrepressible.

Mary Curtis Johnson Curtis Wayne Janet West Grandma Johnson Mary Caleb John Wells Curtises Phyllis Leosen Grandma Mrs. Curtis Samuels Joe Whipple Sue

Smallest of Large Tribe Describes Tiny Deer of India

A first person description of the kanchil or little spotted deer living in India and nearby islands. The narrator shares details on size, appearance, habitat, behavior, reproduction, and defense methods, including a fear of predators and using a dead feigning tactic.

Earth India Kanchil

Honesty and Purpose in Writing Claims

Bulwer Lytton declares honesty of purpose common to all writers, aims to promote truth and knowledge, and vows to correct any work shown to corrupt understanding or blur the line between right and wrong. He commits to condemning erroneous ideas and omitting them from his list.

Bulwer Lytton

Lignite Coal Description and Regional Occurrence

Lignite is a brown soft brittle coal of vegetable origin mined west of the Mississippi in North Dakota Montana Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. It has limited use for heating homes and is unsuitable for steam boilers due to impurities that limit heat output compared with anthracite or bituminous coal.

Mississippi River North Dakota Montana Utah Wyoming Colorado New Mexico

Castoria warnings and domestic anecdotes in ad filler

Excerpts warn mothers to examine Castoria bottles for authenticity and note its 80 year heritage. The text relates a domestic mishap at a landlady’s in Chicago with three nieces. Additional items promote Roman Eye Balsam and Cuticura soap, ointment, and talcum with brief gags and ads.

Choice lines from ads and classifieds across the country

A collage of archival ad notices shows requests for housekeeping help and nanny positions, room rentals, discounted Silk socks, a widower seeking a nurse for a young girl, and bird-laying hens for sale. Also mentions a baby carriage offered for sale due to a growing child.

Everybody’s Magazine

Real Good Advice for Younger Businessmen Letter

A forwarded letter urges young businesspeople to treat the public as friends, offer honest value, and remain courteous to prospective patrons. It warns against belittling competitors as it damages trust in one’s own wares and arouses sympathy for the rival.

If all flesh is grass men ought to be less shy of lawn mowers

A provocative line suggesting people should be less afraid of lawn mowers as a metaphor for facing danger directly. The remark frames mowing as a test of courage and resilience.

Citizenship Hearing Reveals Humorous Moment at Court

At a naturalization hearing in Judge W. W. Thornton's court, George Mackay tested an applicant on U.S. government knowledge. When asked who the first president was, the applicant responded Washington, D. C., prompting Mackay to remark Just be off the D. C., while the applicant shrugged in amusement.

United States W. W. Thornton Superior Court George Mackay United States Naturalization Officer Washington, D. C D. C Moe Washington Star

A Cunning Villain Proves More Dangerous Than Brutal Force

A proverb about danger contrasts a brutal overpowering figure with a smarter foe whose cunning poses subtler, deeper risk and strategic threat. It highlights how intellect in wrongdoing can surpass raw violence in threat level.

Prescription for Long Life From German Physician Revealed

Centenarians recall Doctor Fischweiler who died at 109 and claimed a long life formula. He purportedly advised placing the bed with the head to the north and lying flat with fists closed to align with northern telergic currents for healthier blood circulation.

Fischweiler

Knicker-Would you say Smith is liar

Radio Fan-Well, I'd call him a two stage amplifier.

Smith_is

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