Railroads Face Financing Block as Government Control Ends
Washington writes that the Republican Publicity Association releases a statement from Jonathan Bourne Jr. criticizing railroads' difficulty in attracting capital after government control. The text accuses the Brotherhoods and Administration of hog-tying the system, urges the House to back Cummins anti-strike clause, and warns that failure will unleash nationwide economic ruin.
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Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Senate
House
Brotherhoods
House of Representatives
Ineas
Best Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Drugists
A Cabrun Kentucky druggist, J. B. Jones, promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after seven years of use in his family. He notes druggists' opinions reflect this medicine's value and recommends it as the best cough remedy he has known.
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J. B. Jones
Cabrun
Doer Not a Dreamer Called for President
The Los Angeles Times argues the country needs a practical doer with experience in industry to lead during reconstruction. It laments Democratic inefficiency, rising taxes, and prices, urging a return to Republican rule with unified executive and legislative action to move beyond the morass.
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Los Angeles ‘Times
Wilson
Moses
Democratic Party
Congress
Inaugural Parade Plans for Trenton NJ January 20
Mayor Donnelly leads preparations for Governor Edwards inaugural parade in Trenton. County Democratic leaders are urged to report unit size arrival time and music plans to finalize marching order and formation points.
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Trenton
N. J
Edward S. Edwards
Frederick W. Donnelly
Donnelly
Democratic State Committee
November the Holiday Month in Global Customs
The text notes November as a major holiday month with 26 of 30 days celebrated as holidays in various countries. It compares May, listing 25 holiday days, as the next busiest period.
William of Orange Quote Attributed Dying Vow
A fragment quotes William of Orange declaring a willingness to die in the last ditch. The source presents a stark historical voice without broader context or corroborating details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William of Orange
Chamberlain's Tablets Bring Relief for Stomach Troubles
To the reader with stomach woes, the ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets have cured others and restored the ability to eat any food. It presents a persuasive testimonial urging personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lane Warns Against Danger of Low Teacher Pay
Franklin K. Lane argues New Jersey teachers’ push for higher salaries is essential to prevent school disruption amid rising costs. He says underpay drives out qualified teachers, threatens standards, and spans nationwide, risking western democracy with a less educated citizenry. The teachers fund campaigns to attract top talent, not for personal gain, and warn many states face similar crises.
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Franklin K. Lane
Interior
New Jersey
America
Mnuch
Foundations of Brotherhood and the Fatherhood of God
Dr. Samuel Smith argues the Brotherhood of Man remains a dream without belief in God’s eternal foundations. He urges close study and best methods for social improvement, warning earthly wisdom is hollow without faith in the divine base.
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God
Samuel Smith
Slow Train Stops In Remote Field For Flower Break
A sluggish train on a notorious line slows long enough for a cheerful passenger to ask the guard to let him out to pick flowers. The conductor jokes that few will be found, while the passenger boasts a seed packet and plans to sow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Snakes In the Ocean Sea Serpents And Sea Snakes
The article notes there are snakes in the ocean with numerous small sea snakes and eels moving between salt and fresh water. It mentions the banded sea snake of southern Asia with striped body and broad tail that can swim quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Rich Rhine Country and its Vine Wealth
The text notes grapes on the eastern Rhine slopes with Johannisburger and Steinberger varieties and describes the Moselle valley as a land of fine wine. It also mentions the province's substantial claim to mineral wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Moselle
Report of the Condition of First National Bank at Jamesburg
Report shows bank resources and loans at year end 1919 with figures for rediscounts and customers' liability on acceptances. Includes data for resources total and specific accounts such as loans and discounts and rediscounts as well as acceptance-related liabilities.
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First National Bank
Jamesburg
New Jersey
U. S
Federal Hessive Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Teese Cnsensserene
U.8
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