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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1912

Page

3

Eloping couple on a train amid a crowded crossing story

Lieut. Harry Mallory and Marjorie Newton flee toward Reno while a long cross country train journey brings flirtations, rival beaux, and a joking contest with a paper boy as they chase a minister and a wedding. A playful, chaotic chapter in their romance unfolds aboard the train.

Harry Mallory Philippines Marjorie Newton Porter Ira Lathrop Sammy Whitcomb Jimmie Mallory Temple Marjorie Maljorie Anne Gattle

Utah Train Revelations In A Turbulent Exile

On a long railway journey, Fosdick and his wife reveal a volatile marriage as they drift toward Utah. A porter observes a tense pursuit by Ashton, while fellow passengers joke about Mormon polygamy and divorce codes. The pair’s silence breaks in a public show of affection, shocking the car and prompting further speculation.

Marjorie Mallory Tramnboy Evanston Salt Lake City Hamelin Ashton Salt Lake Ogden New York Salt Lake Pa Chicago Wellington Little Jimmie Salt Lake Bazoo Mattyson Mablory Jove Matthewson Mattie Jimmie Mrs. Wellington Trousseau Reno Echo Canyon Utah Edith Yosdick Nevada Dr. Temple Fosdick Fosdicks

The Train Butcher Mallory and His Miserable Existence

The text describes Mallory living a grim life with a companion as Chapter XXIV of a larger tale unfolds the harsh dynamic between them.

Mallory

Reception at St. Petersburg Honors Ambassador Guild

The American ambassador Curtis Guild hosts a grand reception in a palace once owned by Count Orloff Denison. Attendees include a court functionary, Mrs. Guild in a fine gown, and guests announced by an imperial minister's servant. The dining hall features ice models of a Russian farm and an American cottage with champagne fountains.

St. Petersburg Curtis Guild Count Orloff Denison Leishman Imperial

Moving Picture Shows Stir Crowd With Grim Ad Copy

A theater proprietor advertised grim feats to draw crowds, claiming each film cost lives of actors. He boasted of drownings, a fatal railroad collision, and mangled victims in jungle scenes. The tactic succeeded, filling the house for subsequent performances.

Moving Picture Show

Diver Wins Magnificent Pearl Sale in Torres Straits Find

An Australian native diver exploring the Torres Straits depths secured a magnificent shaved pearl. The gem sold for 1500 dollars, marking a notable harvest from underwater exploration.

Australia Torres Straits

Old Fashion Revived Brocaded Fabrics Return to Favor

Rich textures in brocades reappear for grand gowns and street wear with gold and silver threads, soft heavy silks, and varied patterns. Elderly wearers favor larger, richer designs. youth see floral motifs and square-necked bodices. Mourning uses, velvet and silk combinations, and fur or marabout trims shape refined coats and tailored suits.

Prediction for the coats in autumn and winter fashion

An American customer asks about coat lengths for the coming seasons and receives a 32 inch reply. Tailored suits favor jackets of 32 or 34 inches with a cutaway front and a broad back curve, while extreme long backs remain rare. The Robespierre collar and adjustable sleeves, velvet buttonholes, and large buttons define the popular style.

Robespierre

Unique Fur Designs Highlight Paris Exposé Storm of Fall Coats

The article describes long fur coats 52 inches or longer with side-fastening fronts, deep collars, revers and cuffs. It notes contrasting fur for striped joins, moleskin appeal, chinchilla trimming on sealskin sets, curved deep hems, and lavish linings with velour. Brocades and dark satin colors prevail in Paris fur fashions.

Paris

Facial drying tips for firm muscles

Advice on drying the face using a soft towel. Wipe upward and outward toward the ear to help keep facial muscles firm and avoid dragging downward.

Embroidered Nosegay on Tailor Made Coats

Embroidered nosegays appear on satin or silk fever of tailor-made coats. The raised embroidery is very prominent and looks like detachable flowers in natural hues rather than sewn as separate pieces.

Resinol clears away pimples and skin irritations

Resinol soap and ointment are promoted for acne and itching skin. The ad advises cleansing with hot water, washing with Resinol Soap, finishing with cold water and using the products daily. It notes price and availability from Resinol Chemical Company, Baltimore, Md. The column also features a humorous snippet on trial marriages and a joke about recall of marriage certificates.

Resigel Chemical Company Baltimore

Woman Returns From Seventy Day European Tour

A lady likely related to Mrs Partington recently completed a seventy day journey through Europe. She told friends the greatest delight was hearing the French pheasants sing the mayonnaise as reported by Youth's Companion.

Careful Doctor Prescribed Change of Food Instead of Drugs

A patient recalls a physician who chose food over medicines to treat severe gastritis. After four years on Grape Nuts the narrator reports restored appetite, color, strength, and weight to 153 pounds, crediting the Food as medicine. The letter promotes Postum Co. products and the booklet The Road to Wellville.

N. Y Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Well- Ville Adv

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