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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
6
A teacher at an Indian agricultural school in South Dakota reports surprising Sioux loyalty. She notes men enlist quietly and with resolve, citing a neighbor who wishes he could fight and then eat as a measure of lasting bonds between whites and Sioux in the region.
An advertisement claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules restore strength for uric acid, kidney, bladder, stomach and related ailments. It extols the capsules as a two century old Holland remedy, urging daily use and promising instant relief with a money-back guarantee if not helped.
Fragmented text hints at vague moods of hunger and idle days. No clear names, places, or events are readable to anchor facts for a proper news item.
Radford advocates keeping wealth in buildings via affordable repairs. The piece outlines War Industries Board circular No. 21 authorizing nonwar remodeling up to 2500 dollars, plus examples of turning a plain four room house into a convenient modern home with minor, cost efficient alterations and open fireplace addition.
An advertisement from Kelis Co Newburgh NY for Hoxai2 croup remedy lists cures for croup coughs and fever. The text also notes Mir Spooney has not spoken to his wife for nearly a month and references Mrs Scandalized and a visiting wife, in a confessional style note.
A fragmentary note suggests a plan to appoint Watt as treasurer amid a current deficit. The speaker asks if the candidate would join a newspaper or city journal project in Kansas City, hinting at financial concerns and future roles.
A fragment shows Teddy answering a caller about birth order. The exchange notes that Teddy is not the eldest, asserting his grandmother is much older than Tam and highlighting family dynamics in a dialogue snippet.
Advertises Eatonic a remedy to wipe excess acidity from the stomach with promises of instant relief from post meal pain belching and heartburn. Claims the product is guaranteed with money back if not effective and provides Chicago address for ordering.
The article extols preventive upkeep to avoid costly decay and describes a remodel where the living room was extended, a front porch enlarged, a new pantry and breakfast nook added, and a partition removed to create a breakfast area. Upstairs updates include a compact heating unit and bathroom improvements, with exterior changes kept simple and self evident.
A Montreal Gazette summary cites quartermaster records showing American soldiers today are taller and larger than those in past wars. It notes bigger feet for trench wear and general gear, plus endurance from open-air service, heat, cold, and artillery. The piece mocks critics claiming racial or moral decline, asserting the race is stronger today.
A consular report from Port Limon Costa Rica describes balsa or corkwood Ochroma as the lightest known wood. It notes uses in tropical America for canoes and rafts and potential value for airplane construction. The report records dioecious trees buritlo male and balsa real female and cites transport difficulties limiting shipments.
Charles B. Nordhoff notes in Atlantic that modern duels between monoplanes hinge on pilot skill, not blood. With forward guns and fixed aim, pilots must maneuver to hit while flying at over a hundred miles per hour, making clashes more about tactics than lethal combat.
A Camp Custer rookie sought deferred classification citing Deuteronomy 24 5 but a sharp army clerk quipped that if the wife needed cheering up after being struck by the lemon he implied, she would have plenty to deal with.
An ad for Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar promotes a cold remedy. A brief report shows Japan's imports of typewriters and parts rising from 25,927 in 1915 to 126,796 in 1917, with most goods from the United States as trade expands. Consul Robert Frazer notes Japan's growing foreign trade and the need for typewriters in overseas correspondence.
An advertisement promotes Munyon's Dyspepsia Remedy as a cure for indigestion and related stomach disorders. It claims relief from distress after eating, bloating, heartburn, and dizziness, restoring stomach health and appetite and lists availability at druggists.
The passage features a soldier who, while privileged to voice complaints, remains a cheerful realist. He recalls travels from Egypt to Gallipoli and Italy, noting the hardships and endurance of war, and quips about a single fare and his maimed comrade.
In a brief exchange Mrs Hillie asserts she cares very little for dress. The reply from ELubble mirrors with emphasis on minimal attention, saying almost nothing about attire.
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