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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

3

Debating the Lumen Society trial ends in chaos

Ramsey battles stage fright as Dora Yocum argues all war is wrong in a four minute opening. Ramsey’s faltering performance triggers brutal senior coaching and a chaotic three rounds of twelve minute debates in a crowded hall.

Mitchell Buddy Fred Ramsey Lumen Society Gabriel Colburn Brother Colburn D. Yocum Dora Germany Belgium Reichstag R. Milholland

Ramseys Growth From Parade Watcher to Love Conflicts

A boy Ramsey Milholland recalls his Civil War grandfather in Decoration Day memories. In school he dislikes arithmetic and recitations while Dora Yocum, nicknamed Teachers Pet, shows early precocity. He courts Milla Rust at a class picnic, then she marries and leaves town. Dora reappears at the state university.

Ramsey Milholland Youngsler Ramsey Dora Yocum Dora

Time Busy Men Miss Meaningful Accomplishment

A reflective line notes that focusing on being important leaves little time to achieve real outcomes, highlighting the tension between status and productive work.

Leaders Back Rhine Army Bill Pressing for Home Troops

Senators Borah Underwood and Lodge urged recalling all American troops in Germany and demanded full payment of more than 240 million dollars to cover occupation costs. They argued Allied delays on a technicality threaten U.S. interests and questioned the Rhine presence.

Washington Germany United States Underwood Borah Lodge Senate Messrs M. Poincare Rhine Sam Alles Allied Reparations Commission Poindexter Europe Senator Norris Senator Lodge Senator Borah

Semenoff Not Welcome In America Immigration Question

Anti Bolshevist leader from Russia General Semenoff who landed at Vancouver may be required to appear before immigration inspectors if he seeks admission to the United States. Officials say questions remain on his admissibility under immigration laws amid protests in Washington over his entry.

Russia America Washington Semenoff Vancouver United States

Gold from gas and smoke plan approved by Mint director

Director of the Mint Baker and the Research Corporation of New York arrange installation of the Cottrell electrical precipitation process to obtain gold from gas and smoke at the United States assay office in New York. Preliminary tests indicate significant government savings.

Washington Baker Research Corporation of New York United States Assay Office

Trade Funds Struck in 1928 Budget Battle

Conferees reached agreement on the 1928 annual appropriation for the Department of Commerce and Labor. The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce gains about 370000 over the current year, with a net shift from Senate additions. a 70000 increase for Europe investigations was stricken as hoped to be handled by the State Department.

Washington Senate House Department of Commerce Department of Labor Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Comerce Europe Secretary of Commerce State Department

World News In Condensed Form Summary

Premier Poincare said France would pay all debts in full. A local counter revolution in Fiume overthrew the Committee of National Defense after the Fascist revolt. In London the Daily Mail urged expulsion of Soviet envoy Krassin after Bolsevists exposure. Mrs. William May dies in Henley on Thames at age 100. Massachusetts courts reject Volstead act warrants. Moscow warned Poland against frontier bandits. Brazilian Congress could decide president amid disputed races. Trotsky hinted American capital backing intervention in Caucasus. Brakpan, a miners stronghold, fell to government forces.

Paris Poincare France Fiume Committee of National Defense Zambelli London Leonid Krassin Lord Northcliffe Daily Mail Rio DE Janeiro Bernardes Pecandes Moscow Leon Trotzky Caucasus Johannesburg Brakpan

Woman Overcomes Illness With Vegetable Compound

Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets and Sanative Wash helped Mrs. E T Galloway of Carter's Creek Tennessee return to full health after years in bed. She urges other women with similar symptoms to try the treatment and share her success.

Carter’s Creek Tenn Lydia EB. Pinkham Lydia‘ E. Pinkham E.T. Galloway Carter's Creek

Mystery Remains as Uncle Eben Echoes on Lawyers

In a curiously humorous aside Uncle Eben laments how lawyers dominate public life and cross-examination leaves him disenchanted with the profession, noted as a recurring theme in political discourse.

Eben

Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Tablets

An advertisement urges readers to request Bayer Tablets of Aspirin by name for authenticity. It notes the Bayer Cross stamp on each tablet and on packaging as protection against imitation.

BAYER

Britain’s Balmy Climate Reflected in London Mirror Style

A Stratford era note from the London Daily Mirror praises women’s fashion and grooming, noting that balmy weather makes dress simple yet elegant. The piece emphasizes meticulous hair and shoe care as the defining fashion standard for women.

Britain London Daily Mirror

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Booth Parkington Irwin Myers Visi Bly Wright Doubleday, Page &Company C. A. Rawson Senator Kenyon Iowa W. 5. Kenyon Hoover Commerce Bureau World’s News Farmer Lydia E. Pinkham Excello Adrian W. F. Young, Inc Temple St Springfield Mass S. C Thia Elmford Farm Airport
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