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A humorous quip about a likely failed effort ends with a pun on cooking a goose. The line contrasts a father’s actions with an unintended result, reflecting a playful exchange rather than a news event.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
6
A humorous quip about a likely failed effort ends with a pun on cooking a goose. The line contrasts a father’s actions with an unintended result, reflecting a playful exchange rather than a news event.
Catalog of catarrh symptoms and the claim that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrhal deafness by acting through the blood. States that deafness comes from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and that remedies must be constitutional to restore function. Offers a hundred dollar prize for any case not cured.
A Gen Smith-Dorrien anecdote recalls a dispatch delivery during the South African War. An orderly presented papers informally, the general replied he would move in two hours and added you would kindly say please next time you speak to me. The exchange echoes his insistence on politeness.
Copper engraver Job Theo de Bry 1561 1623 created a sheet of thimbles with mythological scenes The top rim shows a Cupid or genie and inscriptions about love The rest mentions Huns whining in trenches and a quip about a widower and widow in a humorous aside
A Chicago show spotlights luxurious pile fabrics and formal wear with a dramatic jacketed suit featuring a long uneven skirt, a high collar coat, and steel buttons. Designers embrace lengthened skirts, wide girdles, and straight-line silhouettes for evening gowns and accessories.
The article notes fine sheer batiste as the base for white ruffling used on collars, with narrow Vilenciennes lace gathered into small frills. It mentions fine tucks along lace bandings and credits twenty swirls from Hunters College in New York City who worked on farms in Tunlington County New Jersey.
Models wore taupe wool fabrics with straight-cut lines and front plaits as Squirrel fur trim highlighted convertible collars and deep cuffs. Designers presented two coats with distinct textures and a rich palette including brown taupe gray blue and burgundy.
Practical kitchen guidance urges housewives to diversify meals to avoid monotony. Tips cover tabulating liked dishes, expanding rice and meat prep with dumplings and vegetables, and using fruit creatively in desserts, sauces, and quick drinks.
New York report details a tangle of divorces and remarriages among four Rockville Centre residents. June 10 marks Natalie Crane Verity’s divorce filing from Elbert Verity and Ruth Frost’s co respondent status. Henry Frost’s divorce from Ruth Frost follows, and later Verity and Frost remarry, ending years of close ties and shared homes as separate paths unfold.
Arthur Zagorka of St Louis sat on the curb at Sixth and Market streets waiting for a streetcar. He dozed and woke at four in the morning to find his $90, shoes, hat, cuff links, and watch stolen by thieves who left him in underwear and a suit. He reported the loss to the police.
Alonzo Wells and George Dible were struck during a hail and lightning storm while climbing San Francisco Peak near Flagstaff. They were hospitalized after a flash enveloped the summit near the Sierra Club register. Dible lost teeth and suffered burns. Wells had torn clothing and injuries to his body.
Warry Meyers escaped from the Ohio penitentiary slipping through shadows near a shop area and climbing a telephone pole. He slid 40 yards on a Bible wire then dropped to Chestnut Street. Meyers, serving a life sentence for burglary, had been paroled in 1915 but violated parole in 1917. He worked in the power house at the time of his escape, the first escape from the treotlury since 1913.
Mrs Alters of Oregon Illinois says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after suffering abdominal trouble that left her unable to work on her six hundred chicken farm. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes the компании offer 40 years of experience for advice.
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