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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1917
Page
6
Ogdensburg Wisconsin resident Mrs. Etta Dorion reports sharp back and side pains and loss of strength. After refusing surgery she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and was cured after six bottles. The ad urges others with female troubles to try the remedy and consult the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for advice.
A talkative man asks for money synonyms while a solemn man calls money unattainable. In Paris Pershing shares a tale of a young soldier eager for leave and sights, with a jest about the Church of England amid a montage of famous landmarks.
A quip notes lawmakers extending speeches in the Congressional Record by letting a tired member continue via a graphophone. The exchange highlights lenient remedies for lengthy remarks and oral vs. recorded testimony.
A quip declares that a wife may take money from her husband if he is careless enough to leave it in reach. The remark frames trust and prudence in household finances with sharp humor.
Fragmentary thought suggests wealth status and company influence moral judgment. The line links not being born rich to becoming a man of trouble and warns that associating with bad company equates to fast, risky behavior.
Miss Ann Welby leads a Women’s Defense League effort to recruit men door to door for enlistment amid mixed reactions. She encounters a persuasive stranger, John Farson, who seduces her into a romance while Townley enlists, exposing the campaign’s personal costs and unintended outcomes.
The article contrasts New Mexico’s Spanish mission churches with pre conquest Aztec and Toltec temples. It notes four century old temples still in use near Tipa and describes ancient rites where prisoners of war were sacrificed atop pyramids.
Marquis Okuma argues the Japanese Red Cross could do more in the current war by offering services in belligerent countries. The society, reputedly the wealthiest of its kind, counts nearly 2,000,000 members, 12 hospitals, a 3785 strong medical corps, a $12 million capital fund, and extensive real property. Early in the war relief teams served England France and Russia before returning to Japan. It has supplied bandages and other medical supplies to the Entente powers.
Lesson centers Daniel 1 with golden text on not defiling himself by the king's meat. It outlines Daniel's home leaving, trials, name change, conscience, and success in physical, mental, temporal, and spiritual realms. Emphasizes loyalty to God and decision of character as keys to his rise in Babylon.
A verbose guide extols primitive camping meals and equipment from durable basics to simple recipes. It covers ash burial roasting, light packing, paper ware, a versatile camp utensil, and methods for cooking eggs, potatoes, corn, macaroni, rice, and beans with cheese or tomato sauces. It includes Nut Loaf, Timbale, Corn Chowder, Bean Fricassee, and a Meat Substitute using rice and pepper for hearty wilderness fare.
A study notes that across bird species eye shapes vary greatly while yolks remain spherical. Researchers argue shape stability suggests yolk form resists storage changes despite other anatomical differences.
Reports from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta indicate good grain crops with harvest about ten days earlier than last year. Wheat averages around 30 bushels per acre, prices near two dollars a bushel, and land values around 25 to 30 dollars per acre. Hog and sheep industries are also thriving with high prices, large shipments to St Paul and Calgary sales, and a total wool clip near two million pounds expected this season.
In a wartime exchange a Teuton commander questions why a fruit tree remains. A young officer replies that they saved the tree to hang two old peasants on it, noting it is their tree and the joke would be worth keeping.
We offer free samples of Cuticura Ointment for all skin troubles, with hot baths using Cuticura Soap. Request by mail with a postcard for the Cuticura Book at Dept. L Boston. sold everywhere.
Fragmentary dialogue notes compare poverty to living with money concerns in a Paris setting. The lines reference Latin Quarter imagery and a franc piece as a metaphor for financial state and effort.
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