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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
6
A four year old from Detroit visiting Indianapolis Aunt Irene enjoys her first baseball game. She recalls the lesson of Sunday school and adds a joke about two innings. A doctor jokes about convalescence after a patient falls ill, prompting a humorous exchange.
A sewing-focused overview urges home dressmakers to craft blouses and knitwear from rich new fabrics. It highlights simple patterns for elegant shirtwaists, sheer cotton blouses, and knitted outerwear like shaker slipovers, sweater coats, and smocked jackets, with tips on embroidery, trims, and coordinating outfits.
Undernourishment blamed for weight loss. Tanlac touted as aid for stomach trouble, enabling better nutrient absorption and weight increase. Anecdotes include a Virginia mother and son gaining weight and improved health after use. Advertisement claims widespread positive testimony and urges purchase at drugstores.
Col Thomas Powell of Columbus Ohio a Civil War veteran and brother of Gen Eugene Powell owns Lawn mower the sole living descendant of Mary's lamb The original Mary Mary Sawyer of Sterling Massachusetts was eight when the poem of 1814 appeared The verses were written by John Roulston From the Argonaut
Drugstore advertorial discusses kidney trouble as widespread and often undetected. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as effective, claims insurance rejections relate to undiagnosed kidney issues, and offers sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co.
London Tit-Bits recounts Jodkins a dissatisfied staff member who warned colleagues he might quit. The boss reportedly took the threat as a favor to the firm, not as a menace, illustrating office tension and perked-up humor. An advertisement for Dr. Peery's Dead Shot notes it expels worms and tapeworms and cleans mucus for better digestion.
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet notes a planned gathering to hear Blithersby speak about his vacation trip. The exchange hints at a casual social event without a formal agenda or turnout details.
A sales pitch promotes Sun Hays auto polish from Penn Mfg. Co. Williamsport PA as a quick demonstration product promising restored lustre and high profits. A comic aside about two partners who avoid direct collaboration contrasts with the nostrum soup claim.
Readers share experiences of female troubles and nervous spells eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Horatio Arkansas Reading Pennsylvania New Orleans Louisiana note regained health, weight gain, and renewed ability to work and manage households.
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