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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
6
Nellie described a rich man as sweet enough to eat, a biting doughnut hint. A torpid liver condition is blamed for poor digestion and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are advertised as a gentle tonic. Mayme remarks on a morning flush, while a counter jab suggests perceived flattery.
A dialogue between Mr. Cumrox and another speaker ponders Wagnerian magic and its reception. Cumrox suggests some aspects may be overdone or over-jazzed, inviting a nuanced view of the performance.
An advertisement urges men to stay in top shape regardless of age. It touts Haarlem Oil capsules to keep kidneys clean, boost energy, and prevent early old age. The copy promises improved strength, spirits, and work capacity with two capsules daily and money back if not effective. It ends noting copper wires suit police telegraphs and old age highlights lost opportunities.
President Wilson tours Columbus Indianapolis St Louis Kansas City and Des Moines urging speedy Senate ratification of the League of Nations covenant with reservations. Senator Hitchcock defends the pact while warning against its opponents as the Foreign Relations Committee proposes four key conditions before U.S. approval. Hungary's crisis grows as Roumanians face a harsh ultimatum, while in Europe tensions flare over postwar borders and German readjustments.
In a San Francisco hotel dining room early in the day, young Bill, renowned as a town painter, arrives with evident fatigue. He declines coffee and breakfast, quoting a fear it will keep him awake all day, as he plans to meet a friend. A stray editorial note weighs in on direction over status and criticizes verbose politicians.
An elderly Mr Smith laments modern courting as Mrs Smith drops a coarse curtain on his toes. He complains a young caller to Christabel should leave, but the family cannot end the vigil before midnight. The heir defends the youth as Christabel sits with him behind the drawing room screen.
Dialogue sees Mrs. Flatbush and Mrs. Bensoahurst debating political loyalty and ballot tactics. One woman suggests she would mark two crosses beside her husband's name if he sought office, implying strong opposition.
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