Letter From the South Describes Florida Visit
BE A Brown writes from Fort Myers Florida about travel setbacks from heavy rains and high water. He tours Leesburg Sanibel Olga Estero and Alva noting citrus groves, saltwater damage, reclaimed Okeechobee lands, tropical storms, elegant homes including Edison and Ford, and local laws. He plans more Gulf coast travel and shares impressions of farming, fishing, schools, churches, and a busy winter scene.
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South
BH. A. Brown
Fort. Myers
Florida
Burroughs
Leesburg
Sanibel
Gulf
Samville
Olga
Estero
Alva
Okeechobee
Lake Okeechobee
Fort Myers
Caloosahatchee
Edison
Ford
Old Cranbury
Gulf Coast
BE. A. Brown
The Youth's Companion Reading For Families
A persuasive notice urging careful reading choices for children. It promotes The Youths Companion as a safe family reading option with 1922 issues and 1923 subscriptions available for 2.50 dollars. An alternative package including McCalls Magazine is offered for 3.00 dollars. Subscriptions are handled through The Press Office Cranbury New Jersey.
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Companion
McCall’s Magazine
Youth’s Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Massachusetts
Cranbury
N. J
Cham berlin's Tablets Promote Gentle Effective Physic
A promotional brief advocates Cham berlin's Tablets as a mild gentle physic that is easy to take and certain to act, calling them excellent for relief.
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Chamberlin
Political Platforms and Prohibition Appeals Feature in 1920s Buzz
The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican platforms on public utilities tariffs and prohibition. It cites opposition to Fordney McCumber tariff, calls for fair five cent fares, scientific tariff revision, and criticizes Newberry seat votes. It also urges votes for Edwards and Silzer in the November election.
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New York Herald
United States
Mac
Edward T. Edwards
United States Senate
George S. Silzer
Crow Idiom as Criminal Underlines Agr Dept Study
An agricultural biography of the crow calls it a criminal for destroying eggs and birds while noting crow social roosts and insect control roles. Separately, election notices from Cranbury and Monroe detail the 1922 general elections, listed offices, and a statewide highway bond act.
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Agricultural Department
Council Chamber
Borough Hall
Augusta Street
Fire House
Jamesburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Front Street
United States Senate
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of
Middlesex
William H. Brooks
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Public Utilities
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Newberryisim
Senate
U. S
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Ae Ok Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Newberry
Favors Ond
Prohibition
U. Edwards
Edwards United
George
Silzer
Edward. Edwards
Democratic State Committee
New Brunswick
Granbury Inn
Carlson’s Drug Store
Hightstown
Studebaker Special
Studebaker
Stuebaker
Oh.p
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J. Arthur Applegate
Perth
A. W. Forman
Middlesex County Oy
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House of Representatives
General Assembly
State of
Charles C. Groves
Monroe
Prospect Plains
House of Representatives of
Fred A. Clayton
Borough of
South Brunswick
Dayton
Monmouth Junction
George Walter
Charles V. VanHorn
William H. Bergen
Caantel V. VanHorn
William Elmer Bergen
Orphans’ Court
Cangres OC
Bergen
Brrrraw
Chayton
John J. Ochler
Cranbury, N. J
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