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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
7
A compact note urges readers to improve themselves by dedicating effort to a valued task. The phrase emphasizes self improvement through disciplined work and steady practice. No specific person or event is cited.
Long exposition extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy sold by druggists. It claims the medicine strengthens organs to perform naturally and offers a sample for ten cents. Additional brief ads promote Cuticura products for baby skin and a note on cooperation reducing profiteering.
The transport Somme arrived at New York on March 14 1921 bearing 1009 or 1609 American war dead from the Franco German conflict. The next day wartime coffins were laid out at Hoboken with full military honors attended by Major General O Hagan and clergy of all faiths. Each body was sent to relatives under guard.
The Arlington Memorial Day service gathers national leaders and citizens at Arlington National Cemetery. A 400 acre site features a marble amphitheater with 5 000 seats and 4 000 standing, used since 1920, to honor more than 27 000 heroes with President delivering a brief address.
Poem fragments recall World War II era soldiers and a memorial tribute from France. The verses reference “sixty two” as veterans young in 1862 and describe sod tents, flowers, and worn veterans. France honors fallen Americans, pledging reverence for soldiers laid to rest abroad.
A fragment from Chaligure uses archaic diction to explore mortality and remembrance through a speaker addressing Ilva. The poem evokes burial imagery and the paradox of life and death as a form of rest.
A collage of light anecdotes and quips from the era. Jokes about Nero and hymn plays, a mayor guiding school kids on traffic safety, first aid quips, and observations on wealth and judgment. The piece reads as a humor column of tiny vignettes.
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