Cranbury Post Office Second-Class Matter Note
Notice states the Cranbury New Jersey post office accepted mail as second class on July 17 1885 under the act of March 3 1879 confirming mailing status and classification.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
4
Notice states the Cranbury New Jersey post office accepted mail as second class on July 17 1885 under the act of March 3 1879 confirming mailing status and classification.
A retrospective on the 1921 to 1922 Armament Conference lauds its hidden work becoming clear after completion. President Harding Hughes and public disclosure are praised for transparency, sovereignty respect, and global cooperation without secrecy or hidden agendas.
In a U S town a glove factory shut down after a tariff raises costs on Canadian goods. The author argues higher tariffs depress farmer demand at home and cut Cuba’s purchases of American farm products, risking wages and local markets. Cuba buys vast pork, dairy and meat products, cotton goods, and more from the United States.
Sidney Johnson owner of the Toga Searchlight company pursues Jessie Pearmont his assistant as a potential wife. He discovers she has a speed record and they bond over a mix up in license plates leading to his proposal in court and their unexpected romance.
Archaeologists describe a near perfect Venus statue, larger than life and well preserved, unearthed in Cyrene during Ghislanzoni led excavations. The piece closely resembles the Capitol Venus and parallels a headless Cyrene Venus held in Rome's Museo delle Terme.
The article notes Australia owes about 433 million to the imperial government for wartime activities. A new agreement sets the debt on a 6 percent annuity with interest on the principal, at 3.46 to 5 percent, creating a sinking fund to redeem the principal in under 87 years.
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