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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
7
Maryland farmers increase goat herds to offset a milk shortage and adapt to rising costs. The article notes rural households face supply gaps and farmers seek alternative dairy sources to stabilize local markets.
Mrs Bakers old cat sparks a chain of misadventures as Ruth Brighton and Osborne Chalmers repeatedly intervene to save the feline. An awkward plan to relocate the cat leads to a dramatic rescue on the road and a comic reconciliation with the widow whose blessing seals a budding bond between Ruth and Osborne.
A well chosen book read with care can influence personal growth pleasure and character more than many less engaged reads. The speaker emphasizes savoring literature deeply to gain lasting benefits.
The excerpt argues talent does not replace hard work. It says natural taste for music without scales practice leads to poorer results than someone with no talent but willing to grind. The line emphasizes discipline, steady effort, and practice as keys to mastery.
Matilda Weisman a spirit medium is in custody in Los Angeles charged with contributing to the delinquency of Morris Solomon twelve and Hattie Solomon ten. She allegedly urged the children to steal from their father to pay spirits for reconciliation with their separated parents. Evidence shows a schedule of prices for different spirits and regular thefts from the cash drawer over two months.
Albany Ga Discovering snakes were eating nest eggs where his hens laid J P Gill replaced the initial eggs with white doorknob A snake was found with a knob but could not escape The reptile was slain and the doorknob reinstalled in the nest
Nellie Atkins and Ruth Warf, both seventeen, were sentenced to a stockade sentence and 30 days more after breaking window panes. They are now employed in the stockade laundry. In Kansas City two elderly men were repeatedly held up by robbers, but John Riggs defended his valuables and survived the incident.
Highland Park resident Mrs. J. D. Purdy found her Japanese butler Togo Serikawa under her bed one morning. He said he sleeps there every night to keep evil spirits away, a claim that did not satisfy Mr. Purdy who demanded an explanation.
Brief, scattered snippets mention a fish trust and private party biting while discussing egoism and a boat named Hen. The text promotes Cuticura skincare with free samples from Boston and notes prices for Soap Ointment. An acrid rudder helps steer a French racing automobile.
Century old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for backache and kidney bladder ailments. It promises rapid cleansing of kidneys and blood, relief from rheumatism and stones, and outlines dosage and a money back guarantee.
An advertisement touts Eatonio tablets that absorb excess stomach acid and relieve bloating heartburn belching and indigestion. It claims rapid improvement in digestion and general health with a money back guarantee from the druggist.
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