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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
4
Rural growers in New Jersey urged to use local newspapers to sell farm produce directly to nearby markets. Chief A L Clark of the State Bureau of Markets emphasized advertising as a path to higher profits and year round demand for spring items like asparagus rhubarb eggs.
Colonel Robert H. Halen announces the termination of War Risk Insurance for purposes of War Risk Insurance as of March 3 1921. Policyholders must convert during the year from March 3 1921 to March 5 1926 to avoid lapse and regain reinstatement rights via the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, 5 Park Place Newark NJ.
Fragmentary text discusses petroleum use and vague claims about origins of energy power. Mentions wording suggesting a country’s claim to ownership and world influence without clear facts or dates. Provides no coherent event, person, or organization to anchor details.
Mrs. Fred Arter of Zanesville Ohio praises a remedy called Couge Remedy. Friends and acquaintances report favorable experiences with its cough and cold relief, noting it as an excellent medicine.
Fragments describe a Lombard-led plundering tied to the Medici lineage during the Middle Ages. References mention Averarde de Mnder and Clarlemigne associations, with mentions of a looted device and money implications, and a TTI member at Tetad. The text is fragmented and unclear on specifics.
The article notes rapid growth of education in the Philippines from 2,100 private schools at Dewey's Manila Bay arrival to 6,500 schools and colleges, 17,000 Filipino teachers, and US-backed funding. English becomes official and widespread. universities and trade schools expand, with many praising the system and predicting political influence shifts by 1932 as educated youths take leadership roles.
The article notes a historic Manila bridge replaced by the Jones Bridge named after Congressman W. A. Jones. It references the old Brizze of Snain, Marta and the bridge’s legacy as a government landmark and its stone construction dated around the 1500s era, seen in a photograph with earthgusses.
Fragmented text describes a US position on the Philippines. It mentions policy questions, faith, war, and islands, with unclear names and dates. The passage appears as an editorial fragment on perception and international relations, lacking cohesive details.
Fragmentary text notes discuss independence as a concept before any rebellion arises. The wording hints at early impulses toward autonomy without detailing specific events or actors.
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