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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
2
In a college dorm dispute during looming war, Ramsey confronts pressure from Fred and Dora Yocum over pacifist views and enlistment. Dora challenges Ramsey’s loyalty while Fred urges action, ending in Ram sey's quiet resolve and plans amid campus upheaval.
In a university setting the mood shifts as war shadows loom. Fred mocks Dora’s pacifism and Ramsey’s stance strains grow. Student life recedes into tension with athletics and honors overshadowed by looming conflict.
The text explains that a compass needle does not reverse when crossing hemispheres. In the north, the north end points to the magnetic pole. in the south, the south end guides the needle. The needle aligns with the earth's magnetic field regardless of hemisphere. Mark Twain quote about blushes is cited.
The state’s average property tax rate for 1922 rose to $3.561 per $100 valuation from $3.44 in 1921, the highest in state history. Major cities show varied rates with Jersey City heavy and Longport at the top among districts, while several towns report lower levels. The board also discusses school appointments, land purchases for schools, and local rate effects.
Feature on women in Western Canada farming shows Miss Hazlett in Saskatchewan and Mrs. Blackburn in Alberta turning homesteads into thriving dairy operations. Daughters in Manitoba also manage a 112 acre farm with 25 heavy horses and nearly 100 cattle. A Canadian government pamphlet promises further details about Canada West.
The proprietor explains a barber has a fit in the rear while the missing artist’s replacement carries on. A patron notes the man’s condition worsened after women began arriving for hair bobbing, yet the boss keeps him on out of sympathy.
An advertisement emphasizes taking aspirin only per Bayer directions and following package instructions. It highlights the Bayer Cross stamp as proof of genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty-one years and urges careful adherence to safety guidance.
A quoted exchange discusses caution on the golf course and warns against overexposure while emphasizing the need to know when to leave. The dialogue suggests that being overly pushy or in the foreground can lead to accidents.
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