Grandbury Press notices July 29 1921 Cranbury post
Newspaper record lists Grandbury Press entering second class matter July 1 1885 at Cranbury New Jersey and date July 29 1921 noted as Friday.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
4
Newspaper record lists Grandbury Press entering second class matter July 1 1885 at Cranbury New Jersey and date July 29 1921 noted as Friday.
The commentary notes President Harding’s stance that Treasury conditions do not justify paying billions in bonus money to ex soldiers. Veterans recall wartime waste and misdirected projects while praising Harding’s approach and urging thorough federal expenditure scrutiny and executive reorganization to aid taxpayers.
An 1819 notice advertises the Brooklyn Flushing stage run claiming 12 miles in 80 minutes. It highlights an improved team and invites riders from New York, Brooklyn, Newtown and Flushing to secure seats at local stores with fare listed in cents.
Mrs Linda Harrod of Ft Wayne Indiana reports relief from years of stomach trouble after taking Chamberlains Tablets. She says two bottles let her eat anything without distress and she attributes her improved digestion to the product.
A London despatch notes the British steamer General Turner struck a mine while carrying grain and cattle from the Danube to Rotterdam. The piece questions how aid reaches Vienna and other Danube regions, suggesting profiteering by locals and urging American action to curb embezzlement and ensure food distribution.
An Australian bushman notes the Bennachie summit skeleton is likely a seven year old missing from a nearby farm. He explains why lost persons, whether child or adult, head uphill then collapse and urges sufferers to conserve strength by staying still, heading downhill, and seeking valley water.
The London Morning Post recounts eccentric local groups once active in Yorkshire. A Henpecked Husbands order traces back to Adam, with members boasting pure fun, drinks, and raucous rites. The Lowoot Liars tested by drinking a quart without breath. Pudsey Brotherhead Tea Club promoted beer and chess, a playful relic of bygone club culture.
The article discusses how decoration should arise from structural themes rather than construction details. It notes that private and public spaces shared common motifs such as lotus and papyrus flowers, palm branches, bird feathers, and geometric weaving patterns, creating a vibrant Nile valley color harmony.
Mrs Celesta McVicker of Macon Missouri recalls a trip to Michigan where she suffered cholera morbus symptoms after eating. She credits Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with quickly relieving intense pain after two or three doses.
Travelers on the steppes of Mongolia are welcome in any tent and must follow local etiquette. Approach from the front, shout nohol to warn of dogs, then enter after the dogs are called off. Inside, greet with mendu, sit on the left by the fireplace, exchange snuff boxes, and bow goodbye without handshakes.
A London Answers writer argues everyone has gifts that should fit life’s scheme. Using the wrong niche leads to unhappiness, while recognizing and using one’s true talent brings contentment and purpose.
Advice recommends avoiding meats and heavy foods while using three Chamberlain's Tablets to cleanse the stomach and tone the liver. The guidance promises improvement within a day or two.
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