Not With Americans President Wilson and Senate
A political opinion argues that President Wilson would compromise with foreign powers and domestic groups except for the United States Senate, which the author claims should stand for America first. The text critiques the Senate's stance on national interests and suggests a partisan divide in wartime policy.
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Wilson
Lloyd George
Bolshevists
Carranza
Mooney
United States Senate
America
Attorney General Warns Against Immediate Purchases
The Attorney General urges delaying purchases for now, but notes that delaying may lead to higher prices. He warns buyers could miss favorable rates if they wait too long.
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Jorney General
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows
An avalanche near Geneva Switzerland killed many and terrorized the population. The piece predicts an avalanche in November 1920 sweeping the United States, leaving many now safe people exposed to cold for the first time in about eight years.
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Genava
Switzerland
United States
Stop the waste in 1920 campaign vow
A Democratic editor on the Pacific Coast condemns government waste under President Wilson. He says the party defended waste during 1916 and now vows to end the waste in 1920 despite Democratic opposition.
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Pacific Coast
Wilson
White House
Daniels Ridiculous Policy and Its Paradoxes
A columnist lampoons a government plan to award a distinguished service medal to sunk ship officers and predicts absurd private-sector echoes. The piece argues rewards would spiral to unlikely places as corporate and even security personnel gain for losses or failures, ending with a wry remark on life in a funny old world.
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Daniels
Farmers Co-Operative Association Meeting in Trenton
Members of the Farmers Co Operative Association of Mercer County will meet at the Y M C A Building in Trenton on Saturday January 10. A dinner will accompany the gathering with more than 100 attendees last year. Arthur R. Bule and Agée will speak as the annual report highlights a prosperous year.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative Association of
Mercer County
Trenton
Arthur R. Bule
North American Fruit Exchange
Agée
State Board of Agriculture
Chamberlains Tablets Restore Ability to Eat Any Food
Dyspeptic readers are urged that Chamberlains Tablets have cured others and restored health so they can eat any food they crave. The ad emphasizes relief from stomach troubles and invites trial.
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Chamberlain
Anti-Saloon League Critics Warn On New Jersey Prohibition Plans
A 1919 statement by Samuel Wilson of the Anti-Saloon League assails Governor-elect Edwards and Republicans over a proposed light wines and beer bill. Wilson predicts Edwards and Frank Hague will fail to deliver relief, calling the plan a mere “cheap bank” and warning of federal enforcement and political gamesmanship ahead of January 1920.
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Elect Edwards
Samuel Wilson
Anti-Saloon League of
New Jersey
Edwards
Wilson
Frank Hague
Brown
Uncle Sam
Federal Courta
Department of Justice
Prohibition
Kaizer
YWCA Expands Community Girls Programs Worldwide
The YWCA plans to broaden its work to reach girls in small communities through citizenship forums and reading courses. National Headquarters in New York will support self study or group courses while 39 secretaries travel county to county to organize social, educational, and religious activities and coordinate with Agriculture Department agents.
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Mids Mabel Head
National
Y. W. OA
Red Cross
Chief Service For
New York
Department of Agriculture
The Best Cough Medicine in Local Drugstores
A Kentucky druggist, J. B. Jones of Cubrun, Ky, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine he has known after using it for seven years in his family and noting that customers speak highly of it.
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J. B. Jones
Cubrun
Remedy proposals to fix teaching shortages in nation
Atlantic City reports Professor George Q Strayer urging a fourfold wage plan to attract and retain teachers. Existence, saving, culture, and professional wages would range with prices, from 1200 dollars to above minimums, plus incentives for ongoing training and career longevity across the United States.
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Atlantic City
United States
Phese
George Q Strayer
Columbia University
New Jersey State Teachers’ Association
Graduates from New Jersey commercial high schools earn higher starting wages
Reports from five New Jersey commercial departments show recent graduates earning more than teachers. Camden graduates start at 14 to 18 dollars weekly, rising to 25 dollars or more after one year. New Brunswick graduates begin at up to 20 dollars weekly, with some gaining 125 dollars a month later. Atlantic City graduates average 15 to 30 dollars weekly, Newark Central about 15 to start and 25 after a year. The average teacher wage is about 20 dollars weekly.
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New Jersey
Camden
New Brunswick
Commercial
Atlantic City
Newark Central
Abouit
Newark School Night Aims to Involve Parents
Newark Teachers Association with the Board of Education and Superintendent Carson plans Wednesday January 7 afternoon recitations moved to 7 to 9 PM. The School Night idea, initated by the publicity committee, seeks to show parents how classes are conducted and to foster friendly parent teacher relations.
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Newark Teachers’Association
Board of Education
Carson
Wednesady
Newark
Labor Wants Square Deal for Children
Benjamin Chapin editor of The Railroad Employee argues for higher public school teacher salaries as a vital issue for workers, stating children should have equal educational opportunities regardless of family wealth. He warns the rise benefits all railroad workers and their families.
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Benjamin Chapin
Love and Home Restores a Broken Marriage
Jared, lonely after his wife Lida deserted years ago, is surprised when a visitor bringing supper reveals Lida’s return. She confesses remorse, Sylvia and John plan to reunite the family, and Jared forgives. In the warm kitchen, love proves stronger than past hurts.
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Jared
Lida
Sylvia
John
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Prairie State
Farmers Hardware
Johnson Kansas City
New Holland
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Hoover
Eureka and
Haines
Fairbanks
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Hightstown, New Jersey
The
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Ultona
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Jamesburg
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