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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1918

Page

6

Prince Becomes Hero in Quiet Town Sunday Walk

Carolyn May and Uncle Joe stroll near the Corners when Prince dies a bold rescue from a black snake threatening Miss Amanda Parlow. The episode softens Joe toward Amanda as the pair reflect on past love and a family rift, hinting at reconciliation.

Dunraven Europe Osrolyo May Cameron Hanna Carlyn New York Joseph Stagg Carolyn Rose Jooe Stagg Amanda Parlow Prince Joe Miss Minnie Carolyn May Httie Afton Driggs Uncle Joe Afton Littleirl Princey Amos Bartlett Mr. Stage Bartlett Amos Mr. Stagg Ananda Miss Amanda Amanda Lelung May Caro Lyn May Mandy Parlow Mandy

Carolyn Learns From Chet Gormley About Money Worries

Carolyn learns from Chet Gormley details about her finances that cause her great concern. The installment promises more developments to follow.

Carolyn Chet Gormley

Acid-Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Health Rescue

An advertorial promotes EATONIC tablets to remove excess stomach acid, claiming relief from headaches melancholia and fatigue by improving digestion and vitality. It touts guaranteed satisfaction and a money-back offer, urging readers to mail for a fifty cent box.

T&e Goluz Eatonic Jn Eatonic Entante Remedy Co Gunther Bidg Chicago

Oriental rug tale and a boy saving for a soldier's belt

A Birmingham Age-Times item recalls a suave rug dealer boasting of an American made oriental piece once owned by a Turkish banker. A boy in a city library misunderstands adults, thinking the books are for sale, while his relative leaves him in the children's room. He explains he will save money for a soldier's belt.

Constantinople America Birmingham Jumer

Distinction and dialogue on Washington and divorce colony

A humorous dialogue notes a teacher asking if George Washington told a rumor and a boy replying he only heard it. The speaker remarks if she is a member of the divorce colony and the response classifies her as an undergraduate.

George Washington

Repartee in France Hats Enter Flotsam Jetsam

Flotsam and Jetsam discuss a pair wearing unusual hats and speculate they may be Paris styles. The quick exchange preserves their playful banter with a cheeky jab about fashion trends.

France Flotsam Jetsam Paris L’lano News

A New Sentry at Camp Grant Relates to Ridiculous Halt

A Camp Grant lieutenant rode past a guard and, after the halt command, complained he did not know why he must stand. The guard admitted inexperience, saying he had only been there a week, and offered no further instruction.

Camp Grant

New York Draft Dodger Lists 20 Occupations Across 213 Years

In New York a draft dodger filling his questionnaire claimed to have held more than 20 jobs totaling 213 years of experience. He listed roles from accountant and blacksmith to draughtsman and painter. The government judged him useful despite his advanced age, noting how reputation is a bubble he punctures.

New York

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