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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
4
A historical critique argues farmers faced bias under Democratic administration policies. It claims wartime price controls favored other commodities, deflation harmed farmers first, and calls for emergency tariff measures to shield farm products. The piece frames farmer protection as essential to fair treatment and policy reform.
The New York Herald suggests Harding may soon name his Secretary of State and Secretary of the Treasury. Publication of the picks could steady the nation by clarifying leadership in the two key posts managing foreign policy and finances.
The editorial argues Congress should approve a pending resolution to consolidate many Washington bureaus and eliminate duplication. It blames the Wilson era for bureaucratic excess and claims the public has paid millions for overlapping agency salaries.
The article argues that the constitution protects against involuntary servitude and the bill allows quitting for any reason. It contends radical labor union leaders mislead the public and notes November 1920 returns show Gompera failed to swing enough votes to matter.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to biliousness promoting a healthy liver. It asserts quick improvement in appetite and relief from dull sluggish feelings, urging readers to try the product.
C. D. Glass of Gardiner Maine says after years of repeated colds and failures with other medicines Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured him. He reports lasting relief and continues to use it for colds.
Blanche Marsden decoys as a dead fiancé’s fiancee to win a wealthy family’s favor. Clytie Davenal, once saved by Darrel Boyd, discovers the scheme when Wilford Boyd uncovers the truth. In the end Clyde and Wilford marry, while Marsden disappears.
Public sales list multiple farm and household items auctioned by F. F. Grove and others in Cranbury Hamilton Square Windsor and nearby roads. Dates range January 8 through February 3, featuring stock, farm machinery, real estate, and household goods with auction locations and sellers named.
Greenville law student H. P. Burbage suffered a long persistent cough his fear of consumption grew until he tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After two bottles he felt a remarkable change and was permanently cured.
A collection of varied curiosities notes color origins in diamonds and watch escapements, shows a Rus sian princess turning to interior decoration, and cites broad claims about auto production since 1899. It also mentions Portland stores with no smoking in women’s rooms, jury rules in England, Paris water plans, and other assorted trivia.
A playful note reflects on unlikely habits of historical figures. Attila the Hun supposedly did not wear pink silk pajamas while Socrates did not dictate philosophy into a phonograph and Christopher Columbus avoided wireless use on his Atlantic voyages.
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