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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1921

Page

6

Aspirin and Bayer Brand Promotion in Early 1900s China

An advertisement highlights Bayer Aspirin as the true world famous product of physicians use for over twenty one years, with Bayer stamped on tablets and packaging. It notes the US Pharmacopoeia being translated into Chinese and discusses competing efforts by Germany and Britain to set drug standards postwar.

Bayer China United States Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Germany Great Britain

Tommy Spilled the Beans in Luncheon Scene

In a Boston Transcript excerpt Mrs. Brown chats with casual callers about a luncheon just finished. Tommy Brown asks for more as others answer the doorbell, ending with a light domestic moment.

Tommy Mrs. Brown Tommy Brown Boston Transcript

Modern Girls Progress Emancipation Trend Highlighted

A Detroit Free Press note remarks that the modern girl has shed the clinging vine stage, asserting independence in dress and manners. The brief reflects social change in women’s behavior and self presentation.

Detroit Free Press

Discretion and Truth in Public Discourse

A pithy maxim on discretion as a tool of rhetoric, noting that labeling someone a liar may reveal the speaker’s own position as the opposing side. The quote frames honesty and strategy within public discourse and personal judgment.

Cuticura Trio Ad Promotes Soap Ointment and Alcum

An advertisement touts the Cuticura trio soap ointment and alcum priced at 25 cents each. It markets Cuticura as an exquisitely scented line for face skin baby and dusting powder and perfume, claiming it renders other perfumes superfluous.

Lion gag leads actor to quit over bed scene

A Hollywood studio worker balks at a director's demand to film a comedy with a lion in a bed. The worker protests that though the lion is fed milk, he was raised on meat and will not participate, prompting a quit.

Hollywood Darky Los Angeles Times

Pals in Childhood Spanking Tale Ends with Bond

A seven year old girl after a severe spanking returns to her mother with a hug and a quip that they are pals and don’t care about spankings. The story closes with a wry remark about aging and youth.

Ethel Mother

Postum Offer Promotes Sleep and Nerves Health

An advertisement argues coffee and tea harm nerves and sleep. It suggests Postum cereal beverage as a coffee like alternative and claims it improves rest, reduces irritability, and supports sturdy nerves. It promotes Instant Postum and Postum Cereal for home use.

New Jersey state briefs span crimes to civic plans

The itemized rundown covers a $25,000 damage suit over a fatal yacht collision on Lake Hopatcong, municipal actions on rail wheel safety, a National Guard transfer, a graft verdict against a Freeholder, labor group disarmament plans, a parachute accident, and various local notices from Newton to Newark including court actions, factory rulings, and police warnings.

Benedict Lake Hopatcong Roswell D. Tompkins United States District Court George Humes Mary A. Tompkins Tompkins Archibald Newark Bayonne Public Service Railway Company Talbot Edward B. Stone Burlington One Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry National Guard Winfield S. Price Camden Edwards Frank Burr Trenton One Hundred and Fourteenth Cape May Court House Joseph MacKissie Lower Township MacKissie Green Splinter Lane Nummytown Road J. Warren Davis New Jersey Woodrow Wilson Foundation Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation Davis R. Dodge Thomas G. Haight Central Labor Union American Federation of Labor Boyd McPherson Fishing Creek Bayshore Charlies Smith Smith Freides Hilleside Park Harry Karnshitz Karnshitz Rubber Manufacturers’ Association of Broad Street Bank John S. Broughton United and Globe Rubber Company Charles B. Stokes The Home Rubber Company A. Boyd Cornell Hamilton Rubber Company W. H. Sayen, Jr Princeton Mercer Rubber Company John J. Voorhees Jersey City Clayton Glassboro Pitman Mhurffville New Sharon Fairview State Board of Publc Utilities Commissions New Jersey and Pennsylvanian Traction Company Mercer County Lyndhurst duPont Parlin Tony Wasenolctz Ignatz Zignisky Steve Washink Steve Karsintoh Basil South River Floyd Y. Keeler Englewood H. Lyon Ramona Lyon Keeler Keeler Dwight School For Orange District Court Robert R. Howard Llewellyn Park West Orange Morris Pankin Park Avenue Valley Road Board of Freeholders T Hudson-Essex Union Tax Investigating Morris County State Board of Taxes and Assessments Board of Freeholders Burlington County County Board of Agriculture Warry K. Dunham Clinton Edward Whitehead Brooklyn Samuel Nussbaum Long Branch Whitehead Nussbaum Trenton Automobile Trade Association Bridgeton Salem Wilmington Pennsyrove Boy Scouts Salem County duPont Athletic Grounds duPont Band James Russo Cornelius Toohey Vose Avenue Henry Toohey Bacon Academy Woodstown Mev Werner Jentsch Bethany Lutheran Church Gloucester City Lutheran Seminary Mt. Alry National Association of Credit Men

How Women Avoid Surgical Operations

A testimonial article promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cites Mrs. EB Haypock of Chicago and Mrs. H R Sharon of Burlington praising relief from female troubles after refusing surgery. It argues most female ailments are non surgical and urges readers to seek the remedy and request a free private text book.

Chicago Lydia E. Pinktinea EB. H Haypock St. Lawerence Ave Vermont Lydia E. Pinkham Burlington H.R. Sharon Apple Tree Point Farm Burlington, Vt Lydis E. Pinkham

Commuter Describes Objectionable Train Ride

A traveling man asks if the train is an accommodation service. Mr. Crosslets replies it is only in a technical sense and adds it is one of the most disobliging trains he ever rode on.

Mr. Crosslets

California Fig Syrup Ad Sparks Parental Trust

The 1900 era style ad promotes California Fig Syrup as the cure for constipation in children with a fruity taste. It urges mothers to buy genuine syrup from druggists and notes a mislabel warning to say California. A separate line warns that economy and money talk attract get rich quick promoters.

California

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