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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
6
A brief Louisville Courrier Journal quotation frames a despairing speaker and another's concern over distress not from trouble but from escalating costs. The exchange highlights debt or financial strain as the core issue driving the comment.
Ramsey recalls a growing bond with Dora Yocum amid pacifist chats on campus. He frets over calling her by a name and admits her tears and passion for antiwar sentiment moved him, while Fred mocks his blushes and outlines the oddity of their situation. The pair reflect on fate, youth, and the unpredictable turns of life.
A three year old, while hearing music on a phonograph, worries aloud to his aunt that opening doors to Wicktowa could let a bear out. The playful scene captures a child’s fear and imagination prompted by a bear growl warning.
A laborer drives a donkey to Pantry on market day when the donkey sulks and backs into a dike. A local justice of the peace, driving past, asks what is wrong. The laborer replies that the donkey draws attention from every passing donkey, highlighting the comic misunderstanding.
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It highlights the Bayer Cross safety stamp and notes aspirin’s prescription by physicians for over twenty one years. It ends with a moral about honesty and wages.
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet recalls a mock college promotion where a chief requests dramatic emphasis on two points a stadium and a top football team, with other college strengths noted in smaller print.
Excerpts discuss women’s admiration, fashion values, crisis behavior, and the pull between modesty and luxury. It notes a paradox where public display contrasts with private desire, and hints at shifting tastes in London society. A brief collage of social commentary references a necklace and tiara in high society contexts.
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