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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

4

Genoa conference debate prompts U S restraint in Europe

The 1922 piece argues Secretary Hughes declined Genoa invitation citing American resolve to avoid European entanglements. It cites President Harding and warns against costly European policies, urging self-help and domestic reform over foreign loans and subsidies. New Jersey farmers plan a state cooperative to buy farm supplies at lower costs, modeled after successful New York and Mercer County efforts.

Hughes Europe Lloyd George Genoa Cannes United States Harding Congress America Russia Washington New Jersey Farmers’ State State Federation of County Boards of Agriculture Federation Committee State Bureau of Markets Bureau Orange League Federation New York State Empire State Peter Garrison Belle Meade Farmers Association Henry H. Albertson Beverly Growers’ Association Burlington Fruit Growers’ Cooperative Association William Mount Mercer County Farmers’ Cooperative Association Granges Mercer County Cooperative

Farmers and Traders Electric Rates Raised by 20 Percent

The Public Utility Commission allowed a roughly twenty percent rate increase for Farmers and Traders Telephone Co. effective March 18. The firm, a Bell system sub-licensee serving Plainsboro, Hightstown, Cranbury and surrounding towns, will add a five cent toll for calls between its exchanges and raise basic charges for business and residential lines. The company operates with about 1,000 subscribers across Middlesex, Mercer and Monmouth counties.

Public Utility Commission Postmaster General Telephone Systema Farmers and Traders Bell System Plainsboro South Brunswick Monroe Cranbury Middlesex County East Windsor West Windsor Lawrence Washington Townships Hightstown Mercer County Millstone Monmouth County Utility Board Uge

A Gift From the Sea Ends With a Business Urge

Maisie Lester and Frank Rhodes, engaged four years, plan to marry only after Frank proves his worth by earning two thousand dollars for a farm. On a seaside farewell, a waxy ambergris clue turns up as a fortune in disguise when a perfumer corners Maisie with a suggested price of three thousand dollars.

Frank Maisie Lester Frank Rhodes Maisie St. Louis Pantin Alaisie Monsieur Mademoiselle Ambergris

Dog Bark as Speech Curious Fact from Brooklyn Eagle

An excerpt discusses dogs barking as a potential form of speech when with humans. It notes dogs bark to signal for food or to indicate bedtime, and mentions the oddity that dogs are often used in expressions of blame. The Brooklyn Eagle source frames barking as a curious, early behavior study.

Brooklyn Eagle

Aristocrats in Second Place

Jud Tunkins declares aristocracy fading so far that those seeking a real elegant title must join a secret society, signaling a shift in status symbols.

Jud Tunkins

Pan American Congress of Women to Meet in Baltimore

Invitations issued by the Secretary of State reach 42 countries for the Pan American Congress of Women in Baltimore in April 1929 tied to the National Convention of the League of Women Voters. Mexico invited by U.S. women due to strained relations. Prizes for best New Jersey answers to questions may include trips to Baltimore with travel paid.

Baltimore U. S Mia Harding New Jersey League H. J. Butcher Cranbury H. G. Hoxie Forsgate Farma Jamesburg

Found a Cure for Indigestion in Stomach and Liver Tablets

A letter from George W. Emory of Weck lds Alabama touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for indigestion. He claims the tablets help digestion, allow eating a wider range of foods, and improve overall stomach comfort. The note emphasizes the tablets contain pepsin and aid natural digestion.

Chamberlain Bow George W. Emory Weck Lds Ala

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