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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
7
The Cranbury Press notes Mellon declares Liberty Bonds rose by 2.5 billion since 1920 lows and government upkeep costs fell by 2 billion, arguing such gains justify praise for the Republican party while acknowledging ignored constructive legislation.
The article notes a better military situation and worse economic conditions in Mexico after 24 months under Obregon, with Russia similar in outlook. It cites Secretary Hughes asserting the United States will demand proper guarantees for life and property from both nations before recognition, then says the U.S. can accept or reject.
The bureau of foreign and domestic commerce gains 2 203 110 dollars under the 1924 appropriation bill, a 300 000 rise for the Department of Commerce. Allocations include 200 000 for Central and South America expansion, 200 000 for the Far East, and nearly 380 000 to grow trade elsewhere.
A letter to the New York Journal of Commerce argues against government ship subsidies and fleet costs. It suggests selling the fleet and letting foreign nations carry US goods, citing a $30,000,000 subsidy and a $3,000,000,000 fleet cost. The writer questions future war risk and notes foreign monopolies and Japan’s wartime control of Pacific trade as context.
The text argues the radical element should have no effect on the executive department for at least two years and urges voters to recognize the country is drifting and to halt the trend seen at the last election.
The tale shows Pat boasting he can never be outworded and defeats an echo by whispering the final word. A visitor wagers five shillings and Pat wins after returning from a famed echo site with the last word still his.
The piece warns that many endure severe colds without treatment, weakening the lungs and inviting serious illness. It urges preventing risks by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, advertised as effective and inexpensive.
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