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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
8
A speaker argues for sending Wilson Daniels and Baker to Europe together and questions why Al Burleson should be sent abroad. The note compares potential progress on telegraph and telephone issues to wartime peace efforts during Wilson’s absence.
The Troy Times warns that the crowd’s voice is not always the people’s voice. It cites William Jennings Bryan as an example, noting his crowd appeal did not always align with ballots when tested thrice. The piece urges readers to remember the difference between popularity and true public will.
The article notes how Romans and Celts shaped the region’s toponymy as armies advanced. Valenciennes and Orleans reflect emperors Valentius and Aurelian, Verdun preserves Celt fortress lineage, Laon remains a Merovingian stronghold, and the Meuse carries a Celtic meaning River of Meadows.
An advertisement urges readers that a bad taste signals digestion problems and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. It claims the tablets correct the disorder and gently move the bowels, promising the medicine as one of the best readers will know.
Edwin B Dayton of Mr and Mrs G W Schoenly has been honorably discharged from Camp Humphries Virginia where he was stationed since last September Miss Elizabeth Carroll of Keene Ohio visits her brother Dr Edgar Carroll in Philadelphia Miss Marion Osborne visits Miss Helen Davison Englishtown Mrs G Snedeker of Trenton visits her son Adram G Snedeker and family L B Van Derveer buys a Studebaker roadster.
In a New York Times piece a dispatch from King Alfonso to President Poincare is analyzed. The Spanish king congratulates the allied victory and praises bravery and patriotism, leaving German agents in Spain to face humiliation and a sense of diplomatic failure.
The article notes the US leads in tin plate exports since 1913 but remains only a fraction of prewar English output. It cites 1917 exports over 233000 tons, still under 50 percent of England’s former capacity and 35 percent above current exports. It questions if the US can develop a domestic tin industry. Bolivian ore supplies are considered abundant, but current conditions deter Bolivian producers from business here.
Practical advice for sour stomach suggests eating slowly and thoroughly chewing, eating little meat and no supper, and taking one Chamberlain's Tablet before bed if discomfort persists.
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