Cranbury Press Post Office Record Note
The Cranbury Press is listed as second class matter at the Cranbury New Jersey post office starting July 1 1885 under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
5
The Cranbury Press is listed as second class matter at the Cranbury New Jersey post office starting July 1 1885 under the 1879 act.
Henry Ford seeks 30 009 acres of rich coal lands with 130 000 000 tons of soft coal valued at 15 000 000 dollars. He aims to control nearly a million hydro electric horsepower at Muscle Shoals, mirroring Hugo Stinnes in Germany.
The Post Office Department argues against mailing on unusually small envelopes. Modern canceling machines jam on Christmas card size wrappers, so producers should avoid small formats and the public should pay higher postage for nonstandard mail. Public demands speed and efficiency.
President Harding warns that farmers restraining crops to gain higher prices would hurt city dwellers. With diverse interests, a concerted farmer movement is unlikely unless it mirrors the eight hour day used by city workers. Adoption would reduce production.
Former Oregon Senator Chamberlain argues for subsidies to bolster an American merchant marine. He asserts the United States spends hundreds of millions abroad on foreign ships and labor, urging limited subsidy to keep work and capital in the U.S. and counter economic waste.
France and Italy still oppose full execution of the naval limitation agreements while the United States Great Britain and Japan have accepted the pact. Poincare is expected to press ratification before the French parliament without reservations, with ratification seen likely soon.
A prudent housewife is urged to replenish Cham Berlin's Cough Remedy this season. The text asserts prompt, satisfactory results when used at the first signs of a cold and before it settles in. It claims the remedy contains no opium or harmful drug and is safe for children.
A Chicago led I W W call urged West coast members to flood Portland to aid strikers by force and intimidation. City leaders preemptively housed suspects and the National Guard stood ready, deterring the plan and averting violence. Similar action elsewhere could prevent uprisings like Herrin Illinois.
A satirical verse portrays a man with a conscience against liquor who debates the whisky trade. He prays and sings then grows fierce while condemning drunkenness, until election day when his vote aligns with brewers and bosses.
The Youth's Companion publishers mail a 1923 Home Calendar to every paid subscriber. Red and dark blue tablets display current month days in bold with preceding and following months shown in the margin. The calendar is a long standing standard novelty prized for convenience.
Advertise your sale with posters in Cranbury Press at low cost. Full Sheet Half Sheet and Quarter Sheet sizes available to fit urgent timelines. Chamberlin's Tablets praised by Mrs. Elia Button for indigestion relief and constipation.
Emma Lestrange a famed opera star refuses marriage to Bob Hampton. After his death his will leaves her nearly all his estate while stirring scandal and a $20,000 bequest to a longtime servant. Hampton’s revenge unfolds as she faces ruin and public condemnation.
Observations show gales cause significant level shifts in tideless lakes and seas. The Caspian records a 12 foot rise on one side, Lake Wrie 15 feet, with similar effects reported in other lakes and the Baltic Sea.
After selling my farm I will hold a public sale at my residence on the road from South River to Rhode Hall near the John Hall Hotel. The sale on Saturday November 18 1922 will feature 3 horses 2 cows hogs and various farm machinery.
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