Harding A Constitutional Executive
Washington April 15. The Republican Publicity Association quotes the New York World calling for one man rule. It argues Harding must work with Congress and honor constitutional duties to veto harmful bills, promising he will be a constitutional executive, not an autocrat.
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Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
New York ‘World
Harding
Congress
America
White House
Legislative Department
House
The
Union
Senate
Legislative
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by a Mother
Mrs. D. J. Shelley of Earlville New York lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing her daughter Anna of a severe cold and cough. She notes it contains no narcotics and can be given to children, calling it a pleasant syrup.
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Chamberlain
Anna
D. J. Shelley
Earlville
Progressed by Slow Stages And Cairo Waif Reform
The piece notes a Cairo reform effort opening a government run boys home for waifs while girls await a separate facility. It also mentions the Brotherhood Federation promoting child welfare and limited Arabic press coverage. In Derbyshire, Hartshay men evolved from bridge reads to a sheltered pigsty to a fine library with newspapers and books.
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Cairo
Brotherhood Federation
Hartshay
Derbyshire
England
Lawyer's Will Plans Leave Client With No Chair
A Chicago contractor hired a lawyer to draw a will and paid the fee. The client later complains he cannot sit, claiming the will was not properly adjusted. The lawyer is shocked by the client's insistence that the arrangement left him with no chair to sit on.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Ledger
Comparisons Are Odious Johnny Likes His Teacher
A first grade boy explains he likes his teen teacher only because she resembles a potato chip, revealing a child’s blunt observation about appearance and affection in school. The mother notices his quiet attitude toward studies and questions him at bedtime.
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Johnny
Ownership Statement for The Cranbury Press 1921
Ownership and management details list George W. Burroughs as publisher editor and owner of The Cranbury Press Cranbury New Jersey. Bondholders none. Notarized March 31 1921 with details on circulation and post office filing requirements.
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Cranbury
New Jersey
The
Cranbury Press
Washington, D. C
P. O
George W. Burroughs
N. J
N.J
R. P. Stillwell
They Speak Well of It Cough Remedy
Mrs. Fred Arter of Zanesville Ohio praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for its effectiveness against coughs and colds and urges others to try it and judge for themselves. The reader is urged to use the medicine when sick.
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Chamberlain
Fred Arter
Zanesville
Ohio
A Real Argument for Philippine Independence
A newspaper feature argues Philippine independence by portraying Filipino homesteaders in Mindanao who build wealth from land and plant hemp and cacao. It notes American and Filipino settlers prospering, with one homesteader valued at about $200,000, and claims the success shows Filipinos can govern themselves.
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United States
Philippine Islands
Tikit
Cotabato
Mindanao
P. I
Cebu
Mindango
Modern Filipino Identity and Literacy Claims
A historical note argues that Filipinos are largely Christian and civilized, totaling 9,495,272 adherents with 300 years of culture. It cites a population of 10,350,640 and 855,868 non Christians. Literacy is claimed at seventy percent for those over ten, higher than many regions.
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United States
Philippines
Spain
Europe
Quezon Calls for Philippine Independence Either Way
Manila. Manuel L. Quezon, president of the Philippine Senate, told lawmakers that the Filipino people seek freedom and political emancipation in any form. He said they would welcome complete independence without protection if Congress grants it, and that 98 percent would likely vote for absolute independence if a plebiscite were held.
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Manila
P. L
Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
United States
Congress of the
Quezon
A Test of Faith on American Promises in Asia
The piece argues the United States must live up to its pledges in the Philippines and avoid pressuring Japan. It contends withdrawal from sovereignty would weaken moral authority to urge self rule for Shantung Manchuria and Siberia and warns delay harms national good faith.
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Japan
Philippines
Shantung
Manchuria
Siberia
Far East
Path to Philippine Independence Urged Amid Self Rule Debate
A column argues the Philippines deserve full independence as their natural right, noting Americans have not achieved true self rule yet if they govern others against their will. The piece frames independence as essential despite imperfect American ideals.
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Philippines
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South Broad Street
Trenton
House Paints
Root Paints
S. Broad St
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E. Hanover Street
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Cal.d' News
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