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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement explains that daily tissue builders come from food and that digestion affects tissue formation. It claims Father John’s Medicine provides nourishing elements to support new tissue, flesh, and energy without stimulants or drugs, and asserts scientific proof.
Mrs. Dora Williams recalls an illness lasting ten months that nearly ended her, crediting Eatonic for restoring her strength. The ad promotes Batonic and Eatonic as remedies for indigestion acidity and stomach distress, urging after meal use and promising low cost with a pharmacist's guarantee.
Stern cross examination ends with a witness nodding instead of answering. The prosecutor demands a reply and the witness says he answered by nodding his head, though the judge could not tell the direction of the nod.
Pearlhunter, raised by his mother on a houseboat, learns part of his father’s story. A coughing fit sends him ashore where a girl he calls the Wild Rose escapes his approach. A sick mother moves them to a vacant cabin, an intruder is driven off, and a red mask is found. That night Pearlhunter discovers the Blue Moon pearl as his mother dies without naming his father.
The Pearlhunter befriends the Wild Rose after a tense pursuit by the river road. A grocery man warns of danger around the store, while the two exchange names and talk of the Blue Moon pearl rumored to be worth five thousand dollars and the possibilities it would bring.
Non combustible linoleum of European invention reportedly contains a chemical that emits a flame quenching gas if ignited. The claim suggests enhanced fire resistance for flooring material.
An old advertisement urges readers to make taking Cascarets a nightly habit to aid liver and bowels, promising relief from biliousness, constipation, headaches, and stomach upset. It claims benefits for cold symptoms and bad breath and notes children also enjoy the product, with prices listed as 10, 25, and 59 cents.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the simple way to dye wool silk linen cotton or mixes. It claims perfect results with directions included and a Color Card of 16 colors available from a druggist.
The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as an effective remedy for indigestion nervous dyspepsia constipation and related digestive disorders. It claims fifty four years of use across thousands of households worldwide with no failures and promotes gentle laxative effects. Also mentions Wright's Indian Vegetable Pulls for restoration of regularity and advises on debts and opportunities at home.
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