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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

7

Largest Wheat Harvest Seen for Western Canada Provinces

Reports at season end indicate a western Canada wheat yield between 350 and 370 million bushels from 21.471 million acres, the greatest in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta history. Railways and governments coordinated 40 000 workers from across the country to harvest, with high grain quality reported and drought impacts varying by district.

Western Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Western Canada

Prices and stock on poultry vegetables and fruits

Markets show dried packed chickens milk fed by the dozen and barrel weights. Prices for turkeys eggs dairy and produce listed by weight basket crate and barrel with multiple regional varieties and buyers. Cattle calves sheep hogs and hay also priced with spot market figures included.

Broilers Hyer Brussels Ohio Jersey Jersey Giants Long Island Del Wiate Kidnes Michigan White C. R Tady Washington Lima Cal Ceeee Sean Eeseeee Gath Phila Mixa Ep. N Southern N. Y Wolf River Esasenee Barre New Cape Cod Delaware Concord Uifier

Thief’s Fate Told by Uncle Eben Says Mule Wins

A Washington Star quip notes a thief’s rough end and jokes that even a kiss thief may face marriage as a moral. Uncle Eben compares a mule’s common sense to balking a locomotive.

Uncle Eben Washington Star

Diamond Dyes promise home dyeing that won’t run or fade

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for transforming garments and home textiles from skirts and dresses to draperies. It claims no spotting or bleeding and instructs buyers to note fabric type for wool silk linen cotton or blends. The page ends with a curious note about Noah and steel ships.

Flock Drives Real Estate Boom on Korean Mount

Thousands flock to Mount Kelyong as 2,562 people form 518 households on hillside plots while hundreds gather at the base to bid on land. The prophecy of Chyong Kam elevates the site as a potential future religious and urban center amid eager investors.

Kelyong Jowely Korea Chyong Kam

Faceless Dyes and Silent Subconscious Insights

A collage piece surveys subconscious insight in work and risk. It cites a Toronto physician who built an eighteen foot boat in a cellar and learned the flaw only when moved to the outside. It references a war scene with Mose and Sam in France and a Rockefeller Jr CMA talk stressing action with brilliance.

Toronto Muskoka Lakes Mose Sam France American Legion Weekly John D. Rockefeller, Jr New York Mr. Rockefeller

Little Alberts Hunt for a Cone Becomes a Child’s Request

A brief note describes Albert who visits a shop nightly for a cone. After his mother forbids asking, he tells the proprietor he would be grateful for a cone if offered. The exchange highlights a child's persistence and a parent-child dynamic.

Albert

Give Her Time Scamp. The Evening’s Young Yet

Dialogue fragment shows a flirtatious exchange with lines about rouge on an operation and a remark that the evening remains young. No clear setting or characters beyond implied names.

Theatregoer Complains of Sleepy Lithograph Shocker

In a Birmingham Age Herald anecdote a patron complains that lithographs in front of a movie house suggested a shocker on screen and caused a nap. The exchange ends with the customer stepping aside for a lady at the ticket window.

Roberts Motherike Birmingham Age- Herald

Invariable Rule Quips On Morning Bath Rituals

A quoted exchange notes daily washing habits with humor and a backhanded boast. The snippet contrasts a steady routine with a casual remark about varying bath temperatures and rushing mornings.

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