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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1922

Page

4

Prohibition foes attack Nugent for Essex County prosecutor

Dr. James K. Shields of the Anti-Saloon League of New Jersey criticizes Governor Edwards for appointing James R. Nugent as Essex County prosecutor. He labels Nugent a major foe of Prohibition and of woman suffrage, citing Nugent’s record in Essex County, past grand jury remarks, a former war-contract influence claim, and Nugent’s role as a leading liquor lobbyist and bootlegger attorney.

James K. Shields Anti-Saloon League of New Jersey Edwards James R. Nugent Essex County Atlantic Ocean Nugent United States Gottfried Krueger Association Lachess Edward H Wright, Jr Harry V. Osborne Newark Evening News Martin Grand Jury Slutzsy Hargan Siuitsy Ofice Backes Senate Allen Barber Bright Case Hagaman Kays Mackay Reeves Runyon Stevens Wallworth Whitney Perry James R .Nugent

New Jersey Sweet Potatoes Crowned Finest Exhibition

New Jersey farmers sent to the White House a crate of 125 blue ribbon Jersey Yellows sweet potatoes. The batch, chosen from the Farm Products Show in Trenton, reflects the best crop last summer and the largest show yet. Ocean Atlantic and Camden counties supplied prize specimens grown on sandy cleared land, boosted by E. H. Waite’s county outreach.

New Jersey White House Jersey United States State Horticultural Society Ocean Atlantic Camden State Bureau of Markets Ocean County E. H. Waite

Moene the Moewe Sinks Formby Lightship Planet

The German raider Moewe now called Moene rammed and sank the Formby lightship Planet near the Mersey bar. Her ship Green Brier fled damaged as six crew members survived the collision. Formerly Punga, under Count von Dohna Schonold, Moewe terrorized Atlantic shipping for years.

Meewe Mersey Teneriffe Green Brier Moewe Count Nicholas von Dohna Seholodien Atlantic Moeive Punga West Indies Messrs. Elders and Fyffe Newcastle

Providence resolves Elinor and Dick elopement plan

Elinor and Dick plot a midday elopement with Doris plotting to help. A cleric and a providential delay derail the scheme. Elinor faints at the license office and Major Lane arrives. Doris prompts a reunion, and by Christmas Elinor and Doris are married, awaiting happiness.

Elinor Doris Tf T Dick Brownley Air-Express Forsooth Swageere Stepmother Travers Place Ilinor Sulemma Gretna Tugby Elina Eich Teen Diek Lane Major Lane

Worth Considering On Colds And Chamberlain Cough Remedy

The article advises seeking early relief from colds using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and recommends starting treatment promptly. It notes many families have used the preparation successfully for years and hold it in high esteem.

Birds Make Long Voyages Across Britain and Beyond

The London Zoological Society records non native birds seen on British shores from the continent. Reports come from naturalists lighthouse keepers and farmers detailing dates circumstances and observations. Some American birds have appeared in England while vast flocks from other regions sometimes traverse hundreds of miles.

London Zoological Society Great Britain British British Isles England Siberia China North Africa Arctic Atlantic Bird Life Turkey Bulgaria

Women on U S stamps Span Portraits and Pilgrim Lore

Three women appear on United States stamps Martha Washington Queen Isabella of Spain and Pocahontas. The Martha Washington 8 cent stamp issued in 1962 used a Gilbert Stuart portrait and circulated about six years before a Washington portrait replaced it. Isabella appears on the Columbus issue of 1893 and a 1907 Jamestown exposition stamp featured Pocahontas.

United States Martha Washington Queen Isabella of Spain Pocahontas John Smith Gilbert Stuart Washington Isabella I of Spain Columbus

Old-Fashioned Notion Keeps Wife Home From Dances

A mother asks about dancing while a husband notes his wife prefers staying home to care for the children and keep them safe. The exchange presents a nostalgic view valuing domestic duties over social outings.

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