Democratic Senator Fights Wilsonism and the League
Senator Thomas of Colorado denounces President Wilson over the League of Nations and vows to vote against any Versailles treaty again. The column paints the Democratic Party as paralyzed by the White House, with leaders barred from counsel and fear chilling ambitions as hopes fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas
Colorado
Knox
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
White House
Oregon
Denmacratic
Sann Francisco
Senate
Democratic Party
Union
Omaha Bee
Do Your Best and Stay Healthy with Chamberlain’s Tablets
The text urges everyone to provide for their family by keeping physically well. It cautions that illness reduces achievement and recommends Chamberlain’s Tablets for constipation biliousness or indigestion with plain directions promising improvement and better energy to do a good day’s work.
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Chamberlain
Imaginary Husband Sparks Miss Martin Mystery
In Redmore a gossipy circle contends Teresa Martin is about to wed by notes of a secret imaginary husband. Matilda Brown guards a locked den where a man’s furnishings and a forged romance hint at Alan Frisbie, Teresa’s long-ago confidant and visitor.
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Redmore
Teresa Martin
Miss Martin
Matilda Brown
Matilda
Martin
Alan Frisbie
Teresa
letAtiiu Frisbie
Frisbie
Alan Frisble
Straleht
Slavery in the American Colonies and Early Republic
The piece traces slavery across English colonies from 1756 to 1850, noting 292000 slaves in 1756 and listing census figures by state in 1810 and 1820. It highlights gradual abolition in the North, with New Jersey retaining slaves into 1850, and cites the Indianapolis News as the source.
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New England
Georgia
Massachusetts
Vermont
United States
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Indianapolis News
Immense Burmese Rubies Reported, One Sells Uncut
A 400 carat ruby found in Burmah reportedly broke into three pieces with one uncut piece sold in Calcutta for 233,333 dollars. The 45 carat Groga Bok diamond, later 22 carats cut, hailed as the finest of its size. It cites 1887 49 carat and 1890 804 carat finds per Bauer. Ledger deems the 400 carat claim unverified.
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Burmah
Calcutta
Bauer
Philadelphia Ledger
The Father of Jests and Joe Miller’s Jest Book
The piece notes Joseph Miller born 1684 died 1738 in London and calls him the father of jokes. It describes Joe Miller's Jests first issued in 1739 by John Mottley and attributes the misnamed, unwarranted origin of the collection to Miller.
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Joseph Miller
London
Joe Miller
Wade Mecum
John’ Mottley
Automobile Insurance Offer Urges Prompt Coverage
An insurance agent advertises specialty automobile coverage including fire theft public liability property damage and collision. Call write or phone to get rates before the car is gone.
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the Cranbury Press
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Cranbury
Rwa
Western Newspaper Union
Tornady
Quire North Main Street
Cranbury, N. d
T. H. Jones & Bro
Electrical Contractors
Hightstown, N. J
Strand Theatre
Strohein
Paramount Presents
Vivian Martin
Hightstown
C. L. Locklear
Francelia Billington
Jules Verne
A. IF. Williams
Alli
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Florence
H. R. Disbrow & Son
Cranbury, N. J
B. F.gunson, Clothier and Haberdasher
E. State Street
the Sun Optical CO
F. C. Leaming, Pres
West State Street
Warren and
Willow Streets
Stacy-Trent
State and
Warren Streets
Longman & Martinez, Miahors
N.Y
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