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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
7
In a Cranbury editorial dated December 29 1922 the paper cites President Harding on the eighteenth amendment, arguing that repeal is unlikely and urging adaptation to enforcement. It asserts strict laws may provoke public attention and critiques corruption and demoralization.
The article reports Senator La Follette opposing the ship aid measure as contrary to the will of the American people while President Harding supports the bill aligned with the 1920 platform. It notes senators and ship advocates arguing the bill furthers national defense and merchant marine goals backed by shipowners and private capital.
The New York Times reports a canceled contract where Lloyd George would have received about 200 000 for memoir serial rights after a later deal to supply articles to another American syndicate. The dispute highlights publishers profits and British exchange nearing par as Europe receives American help.
The text argues that state county and municipal taxes surpass federal taxes in amount and percentage. It urges those seeking retrenchment to focus on local spending authorities.
A writer extols individuality as essential to home interiors likening it to personality in a woman. Distinctive colors, global trinkets, and unique rugs create rooms that feel lively and lived in rather than sterile.
The commentary argues the ship subsidy fight exposes the filibuster as a threat to representative government. It contends reform of Senate rules is necessary to prevent minority obstruction, praise House reforms, and urge public pressure for swift voting and broader legislative progress.
The Cranbury Press advertises poster printing for public sales in Cranbury New Jersey. They supply full sheet half sheet and quarter sheet posters at short notice with affordable prices. Phone number 490 is listed for orders.
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