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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
6
A snippet from Lady Poore’s reminiscences recounts Lieut Thrupp of the Royal Artillery pridefully denying beef mutton veal or lamb in a telephone joke. The exchange ends with the caller mockingly declaring I’m Thrupp of the Royal Artillery before hanging up.
A dialogue about rising garden food for summer eating clashes with a doctor’s warning against excess. A girl notes the lure of uniforms over weapons, hinting at social pressures and ideals.
Chicago physician Dr. L. D. Rogers promotes auto chemic therapy using a patient’s blood processed into a serum to energize body and mind. He cites dramatic cases, proclaims potential to reduce infant mortality, and reports rapid progress in treating diabetes pernicious anemia and Hodgkin's disease.
The obituary honors Col. Charles Chaille Long, famed American explorer and diplomat. He served in the Civil War, aided Egypt’s military reforms, and traced the Nile source. He led African expeditions, saved lives at Alexandria, and earned medals but died relatively poor, lauded by Gordon as a top discoverer.
A Western Canada visit by a prominent foreign correspondent finds no deep financial slump in Canada since the war began. Bank resources, trade, and farmers prosper, with branch banks staying calm and austerity aiding money circulation, aided by prohibition and modest tax impacts.
A inventor patenting a metal ladder for silos has the top end hung on wheels from a permanent track so climbers can move down smoothly. The text notes some workers prefer to go lower than the bottom rung.
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