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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1918

Page

7

He's Ready for Service Says Mother and Medicine

A Pawtucket mother, Mrs J Rathjen of 355 Prospect Ave, praises Father John's Medicine for her healthy family. She says the sturdy youngster shows military potential and that the medicine has given excellent results for over two years. She adds friends who tried it agreed it strengthened flesh and vitality without alcohol or dangerous drugs.

J. Rathjen Prospect Ave Pawtucket R. L Father John

Seattle Lumberman Enlists After Dinner Challenge

A Seattle lumberman visiting New York on business attended a marine corps officer dinner. Amid intoxicated toasts he pledged to join the front. The next morning he telegraphed asking to be instructed where and when to report, acknowledging doubt about his enlistment.

Seattle New York United States Marine Corps Marines Popular Magazine

Briggins Accused of Truth in Sleep Talk

A sharp exchange questions Briggins honesty with a remark that he may speak truth in his sleep. The remark suggests doubt about his reliability while implying a hidden candor when at rest.

Briggins

Quotation Exchange Sparks Cash Flow Debate

A witty exchange underscores gendered views on money and speed with a woman claiming profit efficiency and a man countering with speed. The dialog reflects early 20th century attitudes toward work and labor efficiency.

Liberty Day proclaimed by Wilson amid war bond drive

President Wilson designates October 12 1918 as Liberty Day to honor the nation’s discovery era and rally support for the Fourth Liberty Loan. Commemorations under treasury and Liberty Loan committee guidance aim to boost morale and ship funding, with federal employees given day off. German posters claim American power is limited, countered by U S shipping and manpower buildup through Liberty Bond sales and naval output.

America Woodrow Wilson United States of America United States Secretary of the Treasury Liberty Loan Committee United States Bureau of Education England Uncle Sam Germany France Sears New York Bowie Bureau of Publicity Atlantic Ocean

Country calls on each citizen to do his part for fourth Liberty Loan

The article urges every individual to set aside a precise amount by budgeting for the fourth Liberty Loan. It stresses bonds as a prudent investment and essential government funding, insisting no guesswork remains in subscriptions. Citizens must know both income and spending to determine their contribution.

America Bureau of Publicity War Loan Organization Russia United States France Liberty Ee Liberty

Harry Gall for Aunt Mary

A dinner at Aunt Mary’s country home ends with a humorous scene as Billy and his visiting cousin cause a stir while chickens and the back door open and close. A loaf rising near the stove becomes the unintended centerpiece of the moment.

Billy Mary

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Deafness Cure

Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local treatments only a constitutional remedy through the blood. Hall's Catarrh Medicine purports to reach the mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation of the Eustachian tube and restore hearing. A promise of one hundred dollars for any untreatable case, with 15 cent druggists and free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Just for Two Minutes in a German Prison Camp

A burly scrapper named Tre, viewing a prison camp of German prisoners, reacts with incredulous astonishment and asks to be let in for two minutes, calling the prisoners boneheads and insisting on a shovel to enter.

Tre

Hoxsie's Croup Remedy Ad and Odd Dialogue

An old ad promotes Hoxsie's Croup Remedy from Kellan Co Newburgh NC claiming lungs relief and long use. A quirky quoted exchange about Germany and armament parodies political talk with a spoof character Cactus Joe and sheriff orders.

Hoxsie Kellan Co Newburgh N. C Mfrs

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Tide

Pimply rashy skins soothed and healed by Cuticura soap to cleanse and purify and ointment to soothe and heal. Free samples offered by Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 cents, Ointment 25 and 50 cents. Adv.

Cuticura Boston

Why are you beating Johnny. It was the dog that broke the jardimiere

A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript reports a line about a dog breaking a jardimiere and a remark about who caused the incident, with a cryptic reference to a group.

Johnny Boston Evening Transcript

Belle of the Ball Reigns in The Reason

In The Reason a young woman is praised for her charm and charisma as readers comment on her sparkling presence. Her social appeal and poise are highlighted, marking her as a standout figure within the ongoing narrative.

To Be Expected. Witty Exchanges and Sayings

A fragmentary collection of humorous lines and proverbs. Dialogues touch on weight, growth, and reputation with cheeky quips about men, horses, and company kept. Includes brief narrator remarks on argument and restraint.

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Advertises Kidney Relief

An advertising feature touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a long established remedy for aging bodily weakness including bladder and kidney issues. It claims rapid relief from backache rheumatism and other pains and urges readers to buy from their druggist with a money back guarantee.

Haarlem

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