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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
10
Theodore Roosevelt argues for a strong American merchant marine and ship subsidy to achieve true independence. He warns that reliance on foreign bottoms endangers trade, security, and isolation during war, stressing the inseparable link between a regular navy and a robust merchant fleet.
The piece extols Rio de Janeiro as magnificently scenic from landing to Sugar Loaf peak. It highlights the bay dotted with many islands, Corcovada and Tijuca peaks, Organ mountains, and the aerial cable ride to Sugar Loaf delivering a wordless, awe inspiring panorama.
A historical defense of judicial review and the power of courts to strike down unconstitutional legislation. The author argues critics echo ancient charges of usurpation and despotic rule, urging defenders to uphold the constitutional framework and honor the "faith of our fathers."
A sermon argues the church must uphold duties over rights, oppose violence and unfair labor, and champion social justice for the unprivileged. It urges speaking for those in hard places, resisting luxury and inequity, while affirming mercy and fellowship in religious work.
A city-wide appeal urges libraries to circulate materials and reach non readers. It argues libraries help youths, professionals, and home makers by offering targeted collections and a census to identify interests.
The piece notes 105 million people in the country buy 100 million books yearly, with sales limited by few outlets and sparse bookstore presence. It cites Toledo lacking a real bookstore, sparse southern reach, and sales staff unable to cover towns like Utica or Syracuse. It adds publishing’s modest wealth and the role of public libraries offering literature free of charge.
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