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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
2
A writer reports Western Canada shows strong germination in wheat with seedings progressing rapidly. He notes homestead openings on May 1 and cheap railway certificates enabling quick inspection trips, plus profitable fodder crops and rising silo construction across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Advert says Cuticura Ol ointment clears pimples and blackheads when smeared and washed with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Maintain clear skin with daily use and include Cuticura Talcum in daily toilet routine.
An aged reader asks when the final train to Brooks Junction runs. The ticket agent recalls a newspaper story predicting the world’s end in 1950 and says, barring unforeseen events, the last train may depart around that date.
A witty remark notes that some women distrust confidence men yet exhibit confidence themselves. The piece wittily punctures social pretensions and hints at broader flirtation with insincere charm.
Conference deadlock stalls naval appropriations with House insisting on 100000 troops and 396 million dollars instead of the Senate plan for 120000 and 494 million. Debate covers wartime contracts probes and possible continuing appropriation if no action by July. Kelley defends economy while opposing excess increases as naval officers cannot justify 120000 strength.
A large British dragnet in Monaghan, Ulster, netted more than 5000 men in the initial sweep. Most were released, with a few held for examination at a prison camp by authorities.
Secretary Hughes and Japanese Ambassador Baron Shidehara have begun discussions to settle outstanding matters between Japan and the United States. Topics include Yap, the Far East, and the California situation. Progress is reported as satisfactory.
Attorney General Daugherty revealed a new special investigative unit to pursue graft linked to government war contracts. He said the department will target major offenders with fair, non sensational methods and no partiality, while Exonerating the innocent as it proceeds.
Reports from London Denver Atlanta Callao Edinburgh New York and others: Poles withdraw from Gross Strieblitz. A labor convention proposes rail nationalization. Banks push ad approval at world clubs. US subs sail toward Panama. Lloyd George seeks a summer meeting in the United States. Rotary elects McCullough president in Edinburgh. A Hudson River kidnapping murder funeral draws urban crowds. Gompers blames World War on German organized labor.
A June kitchen column offers recipes for Cream of Mushroom Soup and Smothered Chicken with butter and cream, plus Creamed Calf s Brains and bright salad ideas using fresh carrots and Bermuda onions. Fodder notes include sage leaves for pork dishes and a poetic June vignette by Shirley George.
The text describes early and late blackberries with recipes for blackberry pie pudding dumplings jelly and fresh breakfast serving. It also provides a beef red hot recipe layering sliced roast beef peppers tomatoes onions with spiced sauce and bake time.
A newspaper excerpt relays Judge Gary commenting on global labor, noting England’s coal miners work more while producing less. It includes a farmer and the Looney boy joke about resting while waiting for the sun to set and quit work. The piece ends with a quip about love and divorce court and a remark on cultivating repose as a cure for nervousness.
The Ahnds natives of Juum India are praised as skilled trackers. They follow bears panthers and jungle animals by footprints and a marking system. They watch at dawn and position hunters to flush quarry from cover using surrounding markers.
A quirky exchange notes Flutidub's father owned a vast armor collection and left the boy much tin. The remarks compare a peacocks vanity to its tail and intellect, suggesting a humorous contrast between appearance and mind.
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