Harding Policy of Noninterference Stays Firm
The article notes President Harding refused to become the reparations umpire, keeping the United States out of Europe’s dispute. It compares his stance to Theodore Roosevelt’s 1904 mediation, emphasizing America as a moral force for peace without foreign commitments.
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Harding
Europe
Germany
America
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
Equal rights for all workers says labor needs no special privileges
The article defends a universal working people stance against Mr. Gompers, arguing justice requires equal rights for all workers. It warns against class privileges for any group and criticizes socialistic railroad management under government control. It asserts Americans will reject favoritism and uphold equal treatment.
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Mr. Gompers
America
Gompers
Periodic Bilious Attacks Advice Found Helpful
The notice explains that those prone to bilious attacks at regular intervals experience loss of appetite before an attack. It recommends skipping one meal and taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to possibly prevent the attack and advises avoiding tea or coffee at all times.
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Chamberlain
Soil Lime Testing Campaign By Maryland State Colleges
The soils department at the University of Maryland College Park leads a statewide effort to test soil lime needs. Farmers submit samples free of charge to learn how acidity affects crop growth and how much lime to apply for optimal results.
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Rovillé
Maryland University
College Park
State Colleges of Agriculture
Ile
Soils Department
Maryhind Institution
Dispute Over Castle Clock Timing in Danish Death Duty Case
The Lystrup castle clock is at issue in a Copenhagen civil court dispute over whether it struck twelve at the wrong time. Heirs of Count Moltke claim the clock was fast and that the count died before the new death duties took effect, affecting his estate.
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London Express
Denmark
Copenhagen
Lystrup Castle
Count Moltke
House of Lords
Weavers at Efficiency Exhibition Highlight Power Looms
The article notes a Scots crofter weaving with a hand loom beside a power loom, illustrating gains in output and quality from mechanical invention. It explains faster production and less mechanical strain for workers, and calls attention to Tahor-saving machinery boosting weaving industry efficiency.
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London
Christian Science Monitor
Electrified Tourmaline Its Surprising Electrical Traits
Tourmaline crystals show striking optical and electrical behavior. Exposure to sunlight at low temperatures removes charge, and heating restores it. a negative charge becomes positive when reheated. Other gems display similar effects, but tourmaline remains the most fascinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Condition of The First National Bank Cranbury 1921
Bank balance sheet for The First National Bank at Cranbury New Jersey dated April 28 1921 shows loans and discounts 643005 04 overdrafts 655 83 6 bonds and securities totals cash in vault 19498 77 reserve with Federal Reserve 116306 2 government securities 66506 32 total assets 124979 7 43 1h9 81 24 72 7 capital stock 50000 00 surplus 100000 00 undivided profits 360? 02 reserves for taxes interest less expenses 26163 49 net deposits 1244575 74 demon restraint. sworn by cashier George B Mershon May 1921.
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Jdeport
First National Bank
Cranbury
New Jersey
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
U.S
Federal Reserve
PAL
Retiongl
Middlesex
George B. Mershon
GEO
Mershon
Casaten
R. P. Stillwell
E. Bennett
Bancuay
Jamesburg
Bank Deposits and Outstanding Notes Reported in New Jersey Ledger
Circulating notes outstanding and net amounts due to banks and U S officers are itemized with totals for state and federal deposits. The document records time and demand deposits, postal and other U S deposits, and certifies the bank's cashier Milton Voorhees as of a May date with notary seal and director attestations.
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United States
Wee Eee
Federal Reserve Bank
Warne Ari
New Jersey
Middlesex
Milton [ Voorhees
Milton 1
Voorhees
Cashien
Epmund Marryott
Josiph M
Perrine
G. M. Davison
Wu H. Brooss
Sheriff Sale in Chancery for Monroe Township Lands
A sheriff sale in New Jersey randomizes a Monroe Township parcel of 216 acres in Middlesex County. The sale, dated April 4 1921, lists defendants Leon and Henrietta Klemenzewski and names Albert Chamberlin and Ezekiel S Barclay as complainants with Elmer L Wyckoff as sheriff. The listing notes a bid amount around 6305 dollars and provides detailed property metes and bounds. A.8. Appelget is solicitor.
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New Jersey
Albert Chamberlin
Ezekiel S. Barclay
Leon Klemenzewski
Henrietta Klemenzewski
New Brunswick
N. J
Monroe
County of
Middlesex
State of
Cranbury
Red Tavern
Old Church School House
Millstone Brook
Said Brook
Peppler
van Horn
Voorhees
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, N.J
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Advange
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Federal Council
National Bank
Sheriff’s Sale
Elmer Lk. Wyckoff
Appelget
Strand Theatre
Hightstown, N. J
Wesley Barry
Great Midway
Sawyer’s Corner
Harold
Princeton University Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Wightstown, N. J
The
Cranbury, N. J
Smith
Jones
Ngman & Martinez
W. Y
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