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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
7
Ramsey and Dora walk away from campus gossip about a war telegram. Dora denounces the war mentality and urges Christian restraint, arguing the first telegram started a contagious urge to vengeance. Ramsey dismisses her worries as he contemplates their uneasy rapport and a shared, uneasy moment beneath the maple at dusk.
Interpreting dialogue hints at social mobility and economic ease through a cautious, ironic exchange. A London setting surfaces with mentions of Answer and Mason voices debating whether a man can gain comfort during uncertain times.
The article notes that there is no national poet laureate in the United States and no such federal appointment has ever occurred. It records Nebraska becoming the first and only state to name a poet laureate in 1921, bestowing the honor on John G. Nelhardt, a Nebraska native.
Important to Mothers advises carefully inspecting each bottle of Castoria for the signature and note that it has been in use for over 30 years. The message emphasizes trust in the product and its long history of use for infants and children.
Joe Stokes the druggist owns rental property in an industrial district and has trouble collecting rents. He tried hiring a broker but failed and went out to collect himself. Returning to his drug store, he admits tenants borrowed money from him instead of paying.
In a local assessment, Penfield’s new novel of a small town earns high marks as the Judge notes the characters feel true to life. The piece adds a humorous aside that an ostrich, though no gambler, has tips on many races.
In a Chicago Evening Post note, experts estimate $1.80 clothing a Far East relief orphan for six months from unbleached muslin while milady’s hair nets would cost far more. The Near East relief agency bought 800000 yards of muslin for Transcaucasia wards this summer.
A Birmingham Age-Herald cartoon caption features a doctor telling a patient he is lazy. The patient responds with a plan to report to his wife, requesting the scientific name in plain terms for the joke.
A quirky quote shows an agent claiming a device to extract energy from the sun. Mr Jones asks for one for himself. The piece notes how timing and psychology influence decisions, and comments on fiction versus truth.
A fragment depicts a character debating trains and timing with a convoluted logic about catching or missing the last train. The exchange features humorous wordplay on catching and catching up. The dialogue references age and worry over a spouse waiting at home.
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap for hot baths and Cuticura Ointment to ease red rough itchy skin. It also urges use of Cuticura Talcum powder as part of the indispensable Cuticura Toilet Trio.
The joke recounts Charles M. Schwab at a New York reception claiming a world desire for disarmament and peace. A househunter seeks a cheap home with a conservatory, but most houses lack one. The agent mocks the idea until the hunter reveals the real reason: six daughters needing a place to “ripenin” off, a conservatory.
A lighthearted note contrasts marriage failure in some cases with twin births turning unions into a success. The description of a girl with dreamy eyes suggests she charms men and keeps partners engaged.
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