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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1915
Page
7
A parent from Lanesboro Minnesota tests Father John’s Medicine after a severe lung attack and cough. The letter claims the remedy healed the child and promotes its safety for all ages due to alcohol free wholesome ingredients.
A northern visitor in Baltimore is helped by a shoeshine boy who calls himself Gen. When asked if Gen is short for General the boy explains his name Trace Genesis 30 33 as his rightful label and that Gen is simply a nickname used by others.
A Mantell company staffer recalls overheard talk about Hamlet in a western town. A young woman laments Ophelia's drowning and Hamlet's death and suggests marriage instead. The reply admits not liking tragedy but agrees with the idea.
A light exchange between a constituent and the senator humorously notes that deep study could chill public speaking, as the senator admits he keeps some doubts to preserve his confidence. The remark showcases political wit in a casual, illustrative moment.
A Mississippi schoolteacher describes coffee caused nervousness mood swings and heart palpitations. After switching to Postum cereal or Instant Postum she reports calmer nerves, better mood, and improved classroom conduct. Postum Co Battle Creek markets two forms with pricing and brewing notes.
Chicago football fans, led by Frank G. Menke, expect strong 1915 performance with Pete Russell back at quarterback. Despite losing Des Jardien Gray Acker Huntington Stegman Coutchie and Kixmiller, Coach Stagg cites promising candidates and emerging sophomores to form a skilled line and solid backfield. The Maroons aim to offset lighter depth with speed and strategic line development, though the outlook is not as bright as 1914.
A rabbit acted as pacemaker for Thielman of St Cloud when a long homer went into center. The rabbit raced toward second base, then third, and home before disappearing under the grand stand. Thielman was credited with a circuit hit. the scorer ruled the rabbit did not touch first base.
Prominent turfmen including Phil Chinn plan a trip to England for fall sales signaling a surge of imported horses. China bought 18 thoroughbreds for Jefferson Livingston last year, with several winners this season. China may pick yearlings and two-year-olds and purchase steeplechasers for hunt clubs nationwide.
The Emeryville race track, once the West’s famed horseracing venue, will be subdivided into city lots after the California Jockey Club's lease, in effect until 1918, was annulled. The club held the lease hoping state racing legislation would be revived.
Bowdoin College embraces a new coach Campbell applying Harvard and West Point tactics. The eleven trains with a surprising form and shows progress in early sessions.
Across New Jersey a flurry of local actions includes the Paulsboro highway cleanup, Woodbury ash collection, Sewell firehouse family nights, and Westville setting a six mile per hour school zone. Other items note equal suffrage advocacy, chicken thief rewards, organ fundraising, and revival services in Collingswood.
A dialogue on a cubistic painting questions representation. One character suggests war while another wonders if turning the image upside down could reveal peace, highlighting ambiguity in modern art.
An advertisement touts a new asthma remedy called original yellow box of true Mustaine costing about 25 cents. Instructions: apply generously to the chest twice daily, rub up and down from throat to stomach. Made by Begg Medicine Co. Rochester NY. Also claimed to ease rheumatism lumbago and neuralgia. Get the genuine.
Dixon notes his wife hails from an old, numerous family while Dixon confirms the large kin group.
A short reflection on how leaders and officials face abuse for making fair, necessary choices in the face of criticism and pressure.
In Syracuse a preacher proclaims a future era with no liars, sparking banter about truth and belief. A skeptical voice notes the world’s overdue shift. The dialogue shifts to book sales and a humorous remark about Mrs Brown’s daily chatter.
A dialogue notes Thompson's appeal through his possessions. He owns a fine automobile a big yacht and a country retreat with seven spare bedrooms.
A dialogue reveals preparedness as one speaker asks to walk a stretch and the other confirms with confidence that rubber soles will suffice. The exchange highlights practicality and readiness in a simple, everyday moment.
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