Post Office Notice Recorded at Cranbury NJ
Second class matter notice dated July 17 1885 recorded at Cranbury New Jersey post office under the 1879 act.
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Cranbury
New Jersey
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
4
Farmer and world markets warn against foreign imports
A January 27, 1922 commentary argues that farmers should avoid aligning with importers and free traders. It asserts the United States offers the strongest market and that domestic consumption drives farm prices, not exports. It warns foreign competition harms American workers and manufacturers.
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United States
Department of Commerce
America
Chamberlains Tablets Cure Headache and Liver Disorder
When you have severe headache accompanied by stomach trouble and constipation, take three Chamberlains Tablets. They will correct disorders of the liver and bowels and effectively cure the headache.
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Chamberlain
Harding Invites Jerseymen to Federal Farm Conference
President Harding convenes a federal conference on farm problems in Washington with participation from New Jersey. Secretary Henry C. Wallace presides to study agricultural conditions and push for legislation. James Agee, Alexis L. Clark, and A. W. Jeffers represent New Jersey.
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Harding
Washington
Henry C. Wallace
New Jersey
Alvan Agee
State Board of Agriculture
Alexis L. Clark
New Jersey Bureau of Markets
National Association of State Marketing Officials
Agee Sees New Jersey Farmers Focus on Economics
Secretary of Agriculture Alva Agee notes New Jersey farmers study business aspects as never before during Farm Week in Trenton. He cites large attendance at economic conferences and attention to Dr. E W Kemmerer’s talk on the present economic situation and the farmer.
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New Jersey
Alva Agee
Trenton
E W. Kemmerer
Princeton University
Kemmerer
Bankers
Federal Reserve Board
Notable Authors Socially Reserved in History
A Kansas City Star excerpt notes that many literary or scientific geniuses prefer solitude yet many great figures such as Browning Dickens Thackeray Johnson Goldsmith Reynolds and Tennyson cherished company at times. It highlights Carlyle and Hawthorne among notable social dispositions in their eras.
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Browning
Dickens
Thackeray
Dick Steele
Samuel Johnson
Oliver Goldsmith
Joshua Reynolds
Tennyson
Carlyle
To Preserve China From Sudden Heat Cracks
A Chinese merchant explains tempering delicate china to resist cracking from rapid heating. Place the tea set in cold water and heat gradually to boiling, then cool slowly. Repeat not needed. Globe.
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Hin
Globe
Not a Live Wire in a Blowout Night
A brief quip notes a party setback as a speaker jokes about a purse being short circuited after a blowout. The exchange frames a humorous restraint on lending money amid a trivial mishap.
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New York Sun
Worth Considering Cough Remedy for Quick Relief
The piece urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first signs of a cold to shorten illness with minimal inconvenience. It cites many families who have found the preparation effective and uphold it in high esteem.
Ten Dollars or a Night in Jail in a Police Romance
Betty Clark laughs at Jerry Holmes as he proposes a marriage to a man who never worked. After a failed bid at courtship, Jerry becomes a policeman and arrests Betty for speeding. Facing jail, Betty agrees to marry him to satisfy the sticking point of duty and love.
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Betty Clark
Jerry
Jerry Holmes
Betty
Feral
Johooh
Tan White
Jerr
Crandall Park
Ife
Father
Divorce Customs in Old Japan and Temple Refuge
The article explains Mikudari han a three and a half line divorce letter and seven line betrothal contracts. It notes certificates of divorce issued by husbands with relatives signatures and sign language for illiterate wives. During the Togukawa era divorce temples offered a path for abused wives after three years of discipline.
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Japan
Daddy Plays Poker With Dog Upstairs
A boy discovers his father playing poker upstairs with his dog Fido perched on the chair. The scene leaves the child feeling sad that the dog will want to go out and play poker too, changing family routines.
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Daddy
Tommy
Fido
Widowhood and early marriages in 17th century society
A fragmentary historical note describes juvenile unions and wardship in chancery. It mentions Molf Williams daughter of the first duke of Buckingham, notes widowhood at a young age, and references women in black mourning veils and the social pressures of arranged marriages in early modern London society.
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Molf Williams
Duke of Buckingham
London
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Victor Records
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State Street
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Atterbury Systems
B. F. Gunson
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