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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1920

Page

6

Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Health in Rural Practice

A long ago physician Dr. Pierce built a rural practice and fame by a universal cure rate. He later based in Buffalo New York and marketed his Golden Medical Discovery nationwide as a tonic blood-maker. The remedy, made from roots and barks, was available in drugstores and widely used for stomach liver and heart concerns. Over twenty four million bottles were sold in the United States.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y United States Pierce

Careful remedies offered for worm and tapeworms

Advertisements promote Dr Peerys Dead Shot as a single dose hermifuge for worms or tapeworms with the druggist supplying it. A lighter tone note claims sours cloud has silver lining and that a boy with mumps need not attend school.

Jersey State Briefs Reflect Local News Highlights

News items from New Jersey towns cover public notices on referendums for a vehicular tunnel and bridge bond, Rutgers student leadership, a war hero burial, road bids, police reform debates, health work, local clubs, and community incidents across counties. The roundup notes awards, court actions, and infrastructure updates impacting Hudson and other regions.

Washington, Newark Willard G. Stanton Jersey City North Jersey Port Development Association Rutgers College C. Stuart Beattie Newark Beattie Central High Rutgers John Leffis Howell Norrisville France Sam Elizabeth C. Howell Sussex County Board of Freeholders Montague Township L Stout & Son Newton Sandyston Township Milford Bridge Andrew Hart Justice Swayze Hillside Lehigh Athletic Club Allan Yulll Walter Boernement George Schultz Robert Haviland Frederick Adams Board of Health of Summit Co-operative Charities Health Board Fell Trenton Pacific Coast Alice San Francisco American Public Health Association South Jersey New Brunswick Council Boy Scouts of America Boy Scouts Organization London Harold Cook Paterson Angelo Casselo Ellison Street War Department Tontaines George Brandon Harold VY Lamble New York Arthur L. Kupfer Edith Janny Perth Amboy Justice Bergen Charles Perchand Bloomfield Town Coun li Walter A. Rich

The Kitchen Cabinet s9 Recipes And A Quote From Kaufman

The page shares Lima Bean dishes Italian Lima Beans and Stewed Beef with Cucumbers plus Frozen Chocolate Pudding and Surprising Pears with rice. Popovers and cheer from Kaufman urging action accompany the home cooking notes and a closing quote.

Chestnut Dishes From Simple Pulp to Puddings

A cook’s guide presents chestnut methods from mashed pulp with egg yolks and vanilla to Imperial Chestnut Pudding with almonds cream and candied fruit. Includes mashed chestnuts as a vegetable or cake filling and a ham layered bake with marjoram and sage.

Tommy Smith Solves Math Puzzle With Sidelong Joke

A humorous quip from London Answers describes Tommy Smith in school asking Which way as the teacher queries half of eight. Tommy reasons that half the top of eight is nothing, but half the sideways eight yields three, highlighting his playful take on arithmetic.

Tommy Smith Tommy London

COUNTRY'S FIRST CORN MILL DISCOVERED AT RED BEACH ME

Archaeologists identify the Red Beach site on the St. Croix river as the likely location of the earliest tidewater water mill in North America. Excavation near Low's brook reveals a stone and timber dam matching De Monts era grinding works dating to 1604, near Dochet's island.

Red Beach Low St. Croix River Dochet Sieur de Monts

Front Porch Campaign Objection Sparks Sharp Debate

A farmer voices reluctance to a front porch campaign while noting Miranda would not tolerate trampled grass in the yard. The piece hints at gendered perceptions and self defense themes as tensions rise.

Farmer Corntessel Miranda

Her Break and Al Fresco Dining Quips

A light exchange notes Mrs Rawler-We generally dine al fresco in summer. Her husband enjoys it while Mrs Newrich says John dislikes dressing up. he prefers lawn dining. A widow adds a wry line about age, saying she’s old enough to know better.

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