Cranbury News Mailing Notice from 1920
Second class matter July 17 1885 post office Cranbury New Jersey under act of March 3 1879 FRIDAY MARCH 5 1920 announced for this issue.
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Cranbury
New Jersey
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
4
House Democrats Reject Compulsory Military Training
After reviewing Daniels and Baker, the House Democrats caucused and overwhelmingly voted against compulsory military training. The piece notes President Wilson’s sharp rebuke of Mr. Lansing and warns to stay quiet until political storms pass.
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Daniels
Baker
House of Representatives
Wilson
Lansing
Congress
Taxpayer Burden Grows as Government Debt Proliferates
The piece criticizes government borrowing for naval and airship programs while failing to pay interest on loans from the United States. It argues that the American taxpayer grows weary of shouldering the rising debt burden and calls attention to fiscal profligacy in national spending.
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United States
European bankers cited as shaping Armenian fate and seeking U S action
A strong authority claims European nations and their financial bodies control Armenian industry. They press for American mandatory intervention to oversee Armenia and guide its supposed governance, implying American sponsorship of the region’s affairs.
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America
Armenia
Peanut Crop Normal in China Prompts Trade Note
Commercial reports from China indicate the peanut harvest is about normal and exports to America will resume. The note addresses peanut growers in Texas and the South, who favor free trade and have urged a protective tariff, while their Senators and Representatives typically vote for free trade.
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China
America
Texas
Congress
Return of Rick Means Higher Efficiency
The return of roads to private owners promises stricter supervision of the workforce and wage revisions based on work value. Under private control some may see reduced or stopped pay for underperforming work, while diligent workers could be rewarded, restoring discipline and raising transportation efficiency.
New York Women Back Wadsworth Reelection
Observers note leading New York women support Senator Wadsworth’s bid for another term. The League of Women Voters had sought to defeat him over his stance on woman suffrage, but many intelligent women urge judging him on current and future issues rather than suffrage alone.
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New York State
Wadasorih
League of Women Voters
Wadsworth
United States Senate
Senate
New York
Woman Recovers From Seven Year Stomach Trouble
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain preventing vegetables or fruit and restless nights. After taking Chamberlains Tablets he can now eat vegetables and fruit without pain or sleeplessness. If troubled with indigestion or constipation try these tablets. they are beneficial.
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Theodore Sanford
Fenmore
Mich
McAdoo Leaves Internationalism Debate Behind
The piece portrays McAdoo abandoning internationalism criticizing reservations and technical points. It contrasts his stance with Wilson’s aims in Paris and suggests a shift toward linking peace with league of nations debates. It frames McAdoo with Republicans who urged peace first before discussing the league.
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McAdoo
Wilson
Paris
France
League of Nations
Farmers Organizations Unite to Cut Living Costs in New Jersey
New Jersey farmers and wives join the American Farm Bureau Federation through County Boards of Agriculture. J. R. Howard leads as National president, while the New Jersey Council of County Boards of Agriculture launches a consumer education campaign. The State Council backs cooperative buying and marketing to lower production and distribution costs and links with the Extension Service and State Department of Agriculture to better supply and distribute food.
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Farmers of
New Jersey
National Board of Farm Organizations
American Farm Bureau Federation
County Boards of Agriculture
J. R. Howard
Iowa
State Council of County Boards of Agriculture
State Council of County Boards
State Council
Grange
Tomato Growers’ Association
Dairymen
Hog Growers’ Association
Extension
Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy For Colds And Coughs
The remedy is pleasant to take and offers relief from coughs and colds. It has a wide reputation for its cures and is recommended for use at the first sign of a cough or cold.
Fault Finding as Constructive Critique
A reflection notes that fault finding is pervasive and, when directed at flaws and eliminating them, can drive development. It warns against the hypocrisy of condemning fault finding itself and argues fault finding remains a central, potentially constructive activity. The author cites H. Young in the Providence Journal.
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F. H. Young
Providence Journal
Why Colds Are Dangerous and How to Fight Them
The piece warns that colds weaken lungs and lower vitality, opening the door to pneumonia and other germ diseases such as consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. It urges rapid relief and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted, pleasant cure option.
Bank Statute Filled Report From New Jersey Bank
Bank cash balance and deposit figures prove loans and discounts show interest above legal rates for 11 loans totaling 27344. The report lists demand and time deposits with mixed totals and notes the bank cashier Milton I Voorhees swore to the figures on March 14 1429 before a notary.
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Federal Reserve Bank
U.8
United Srates
Hepsi Ac Couul
United States
New Jersey
Middlesex
Milton
Voorhees
Miltos I. Voorhees
J. Epmexp
Connne T
C. M. Davison
H. Brooks
Los M.perenir
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