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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
2
Archbishop Ireland returns from abroad and asserts the American masses are happier and more intelligent than those in England and the Continent. He credits the Protective Tariff for high wages and for preventing pauper-labor competition from foreign manufacturers. He says the contrast between nations and classes warrants careful attention.
A garulous older couple debates family counts in a playful genealogical puzzle about parents and many children. The clip weaves in poems, animal sentinels, melon stories, and engineering notes, all presented as a mosaic of curiosities from a historical newspaper page.
A man receives a wedding ring order and letters from friends, including a fiancé and a playful wedding plan. He confronts Pauline Brooks with Cresmer's news and, after a playful misunderstanding, she agrees to marry him within a month, prompted by Cresmer's bold request and the ring inscription.
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