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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
6
This vegetable remedy claims to drive impurities from the body and help you feel better. It advertises relief from colds, fevers, headaches and offers a refreshing breath and clear skin through a pleasant remedy cap.
An old advertisement touts Mustarine in a yellow box as a quick remedy for lameness sore muscles stiff neck cramps earache backache toothache and chilblains. The copy mentions grandmother's plaster and cheap substitutes and urges asking for Mustarine by name.
Camden and nearby South Jersey towns debate abolition of zone fares in favor of a five cent minimum. Public Service Railway seeks to retain zone system while commission proposes a seven cent stopgap with transfers. hearings adjourned with no final decision.
President Wilson urges a generous response to the Third Red Cross Roll Call opening November second and ending November eleventh, linking wartime service to postwar welfare work and stressing membership over money while highlighting duty at home and abroad.
Primpy shows cautious prudence about risks in daily life. Jiminy calms his mother with the line that nothing may go wrong until it does, offering reassurance before any adventure with a bicycle.
A fragment recounts a child Bessie preferring to avoid condensed milk with a humorous line about wishing the "old condensed cow would die." The excerpt also quotes Tagore on how conquerors seek a single mold to define success.
The Netherlands drive for fertilizer demand includes reclaiming waste land. Dyking and draining coastal areas and surrounding the Zulder Zee pushes drainage projects, expanding agricultural land and the need for inputs.
A brief note from the Boston Transcript suggests that success, framed as legal victory, hinges on belief. The piece questions outcomes for those deeming it impossible and hints at the power of mindset in law and life.
A golfer, growing frustrated on the Munce Country course, slices his first drive badly and curses sotto voce. A caddy looks up, while nearby the player’s wife asks in a gentle tone if he said something to me.
Rommus Stubbes mocks Piney for a father who is a shoemaker and a meanest. Bobby Roberts retorts that his father is a dentist with only one tooth for the baby, highlighting a humorous parental dig in a heated exchange.
A Sunday service amusement occurred when a young boy, brought to church for the first time, whispered to his father about the choir in surplices. He asked quietly if they would all have their lips cut, prompting laughter among the congregation.
A fragment quotes the Parlor Philosopher noting excess of cold things with a wry Life magazine aside. The son agrees a short tail dog avoids danger from tin cans tied to it.
A brief item highlights Bejle’s figure in a pose and Nell’s father’s figure in a Bradstreet context. The fragment notes display a decorative or humorous focus on persons and appearances rather than events.
An experiment succeeded in substituting Rochelle salt crystals for dry cell batteries in telephone circuits to transmit and amplify sound. The note asks if nearly all fireproof buildings are insured.
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