Cranbury Post Office Missive Dated January 30 1920
Notice filed as second class matter at Cranbury New Jersey post office on July 17 1885 under the 1879 act. Friday January 30 1920 designation appears.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
4
Notice filed as second class matter at Cranbury New Jersey post office on July 17 1885 under the 1879 act. Friday January 30 1920 designation appears.
The Republican Publicity Association via Hon. Jonathan Bourne Jr. contends five years of construction decline preceded World War I, with war orders driving prosperity and a future of renewed work. They predict heavy spending on railroads and housing, full-capacity mills, and a country moving past hysteria toward stable governance, ending by 1921. Ancient time recorders trace sundials and water clocks from Isaiah to Rome.
A Cubrun Kentucky druggist, J B Jones, reports using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in his family for seven years and ranks it the best cough medicine he has known, noting customer praise as the basis for his opinion.
A Manufacturers' Record piece argues farmers bear the nation’s burden and warn that aggressive union labor demands risking reduced food output and soaring prices. It cautions that a nationwide strike could trigger famine and a collapse of supply, with government support blamed for steering the country toward this path.
Readers are urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets to end stomach troubles and restore appetite. The ad asserts many users have been cured and can now eat any food they crave.
In small towns and villages residents are urged to capture winter scenes with a Kodak. A small camera suffices to photograph ice and snow, with developing and printing services offered for reasonable sums.
The article outlines Leonard Wood's administrative career from medicine to top Army roles. It highlights his Cuba governorship with reform of finance, industry, education, and roads, and his promotion of Cuban self-government. It notes likewise his later Philippines service and broad study of overseas governance and imperial administration.
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