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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1921

Page

4

Democrats Attack Administration Over Economy and Tax Policy

A Cranbury newspaper opinion accuses the Democratic National Committee of waging a partisan campaign against President Harding and the Republican tax bill. It argues debts from Wilson era require taxes and condemns Democrats for opposing Republican efforts to raise funds and promote economic stability.

Democratic Party Democratic National Committee Harding House Great Britain France Italy

Capital and Russia's need for capital in production

The text argues capital as accumulated savings from surplus production. It asserts Lenine and Trotsky sought to destroy capital, claiming Russia lacks surplus production and means to sustain current consumption. It claims the Russian people now understand capital's importance.

Lenine Trotsky Russia

The Worst is Over Says Ameri can Bond Leader

W J Moore president of the American Bond and Mortgage Co asserts the worst is over and that leaders in industry see improvement. He notes better steel prospects, easing railroad conditions, a solid real estate market, rising building activity, lower interest rates, and hopeful taxation legislation before 1922.

W. J. Moore American Bond & Mortgage Co New York Chicago Congress

Fears Substitutes May Supplant Milk Fight in Congress

Article reports a public health concern over milk substitutes replacing butter fat in condensed milk. It cites Arthur W. Milburn of Borden and notes 87 million pounds of substitute milk sold last year. Proposals before Congress seek to prohibit manufacture and sale of such substitutes and protect dairy interests.

Congress Arthur W. Milburn Bordens Condensed Milk Company Milburn United States Agricultural Committee of the House Voigt Borden Company Walter Engels McCollum Johns Topkins University

Eating Greens and Milk Suggested for Youthful Health

Baltimore professor E V McCollum of Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health urges daily milk intake and reduced meat to combat aging. He says a diet heavy in cereals, beans, potatoes and flesh foods ages people and recommends at least a quart of milk daily with green salads replacing half the meat energy.

Baltimore E. V. McCollum Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health

Sought to Enhance Charms in Roman Beauty Rituals

The Roman toilette was a grand, time consuming process assisted by Greek slaves. Ments included burnished bronze mirrors, perfume bottles, rouge and whitening boxes. Male writers often criticized the feminine toilette while still lamenting women who lacked charm.

France

Ideal Purgative Chamberlains Tab Let

An advertisement extols Chamberlains Pills as a purgative that suits adults and children. It claims a gentle yet effective bowel movement without griping and describes them as easy and pleasant to take with agreeable effects.

Chamberlain

Unequal Shoulders Explained By Leading Habits

The essay notes that most people have a higher left shoulder, a difference present from birth in babies who are born with even shoulders. Parents who commonly guide children with the left hand cause gradual muscle and bone shifts that permanently misalign the shoulders, though the change is subtle and only detectable with precise measurements.

The Key That Unlocks the Door to Long Living

An aging man’s diet and occasional indigestion affect longevity. Chamberlain's Tablets are suggested to move bowels and invigorate the stomach, helping a man past middle age reach a ripe old age.

Chamberlain

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Geo. W. Burroughs & Son Editors and Proprietors Cranbury New Jersey Plainsboro County of Middlesex State of Plainsboro Hall General Assembly Board of Chosen Freeholders Board of Registration Board of Registry and Election Plainsboro Township W. W. Perrine The Radcliffe Chautauqua Coming Washington America Tach Chautauqua Ivan E. McDougle Virginia Trenton, N. J Horace Mann SUN Optical Co F. C State Street Trenton N. J Warren and Willow Streets Stacy-Trent State and Warren
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