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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
8
A young Hungarian geologist told the Vienna Biological Society he can transplant bound eyes from living creatures to the blind. He reported experiments on fish and frogs, then rats and moles, noting restored sight and coloring. Professor Kolmer said microscopy found the transplanted eyes normal.
The Paris municipal leader M. Le Corbeiller, returning from a Scandinavian trip, toasted La Belle France at a Stockholm banquet. He pledged health to King Oscar and the royal family, though the host nation’s king had been dead for a decade, according to the New York Sun.
The 1919 1920 Canadian fur season netted over 21 million dollars with Ontario leading and Quebec second. Muskrat furs topped at about 86 million, followed by beaver, marten, mink, silver fox, red fox, ermine and skunk.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has long been used for colds croup and whooping cough for nearly fifty years. It has grown in favor as its good qualities become better known. It is considered safe pleasant to take and relied upon by thousands of homes for children.
A female juror collapsed during a malicious wounding trial in Manchester. She became ill and had to leave the courtroom, forcing a substitute to be found and the trial to restart from the beginning. The incident sparked debate on whether women can serve effectively as jurors.
Notice sets election date November 8 1921 in Jamesburg Middlesex County New Jersey. Poll locations include Poll No 1 Council Chamber Borough Hall Augusta Street and Poll No 2 Fire House Augusta Street. Also outlines registry revision date October 18 1921 and a state bond referendum to be submitted to voters.
A quoted exchange shows Senator Sorgum ridiculing campaign tactics. He claims votes were not won by speeches but by avoiding statements that could shift public opinion. The remark underscores cautious rhetoric in political strategy.
A character described as very tactful wins social leverage by making the wives of her husband's business friends feel genuinely cared for, illustrating quiet influence in domestic and social circles.
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