18 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1922
Page
1
In a sunlit porch scene Uncle Ted returns from Washington to tell Jack and Ruth about government service pressures amid tariff debates. He describes a hot Capitol summer, officials seeking relief, and a Senate fumbling with tariff issues as citizens await clarity.
The American Railway Association and railroads launch a nationwide educational drive from June 1 to September 30 to curb grade crossing accidents. Aims include instilling care at crossings through posters and public messaging as railroads push safety amid rising fatalities and injuries since 1920.
A Senate debate over tariff policy highlights opposition from large foreign traders who push to keep duties low. Senator Frank B. Willis argues that higher rates on scoured wool lower overall clothing costs while preventing foreign goods from bypassing American producers. He cites price disparities for Table knives, gloves, razors, hats, and more as evidence that imported goods are priced well above domestic costs, harming American workers and industry.
A statement emphasizes protection as essential for everyone including schoolchildren. It argues that adequate protection historically leads to prosperity and abundant work at good wages, while free trade causes envy, harm to American industries, and their accompanying misfortunes.
A vintage advertisement promises liver cleaning benefits for busy people. It claims indigestion headaches constipation and fatigue result from waste in the liver and stomach, endorsing National Liver Cleanser syrup as a cheap remedy sold by Pollock's Pharmacy with a fifty cent price for today.
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