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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
4
Mr. Hoover argues that prices must fall as a large surplus of supplies grows. He warns the excess could be shipped to Europe to aid friends there.
An editorial argues coal miners strike harms Northwest farmers by cutting fuel supply. It suggests farmers could retaliate by causing miners to suffer hunger, proposing exchange of coal for food as leverage to hasten a settlement.
Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington, in his first public address since announcing his Presidential candidacy, denounces current strikes as part of a plan by anarchistic agitators seeking dictatorship. He says no man can be elected who does not openly fight against these influences undermining the American government.
The piece argues that several Washington based farm organizations claim to speak for U S farmers. It warns some bureaus back government ownership labor union support and the Wilson administration. It urges farmers to sever ties if these groups misrepresent their wishes and doubts broad farmer support for government ownership or labor unions.
A florid dialogue shows Florence fearing fires and a furious father railing against Fourth of July displays. The exchange centers on freedom, fraternal bonds, and the idea of Fourths free from fire hazards, with faltering lines and frenzied sound play.
An old medical ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets ease a bad morning taste and fatigue. They promise gentle bowel movement plus stomach cleansing and digestion boost.
A newspaper note urges readers that a common cold warrants serious attention as early symptoms appear. It recommends taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly to shorten the illness and reduce potential complications.
The Philharmonic Society of New York returns to Newark Armory with Rachmaninoff as soloist for the December 27 concert. Acoustics by Fuerstman’s canvas ceiling drew praise from critics and audiences, with demand for season tickets rising as plans for full-capacity audiences unfold.
The Youths Companion offers 52 issues for 1920 plus 1919 issues and a Home Calendar for 1920. New subscribers receive multiple serials including The Son of a Gentleman Born and works by Elsie Singmaster. Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St Boston address listed.
An old advertisement claims most laxatives give only temporary relief and promotes Chamberlain’s tablets for permanent relief, advising careful use per package directions. It states the tablets move bowels and improve appetite and digestion.
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