Candy Sale Delights Lovers of Taffy at Lower Prices
Local candy shop boasts reduced prices on its taffy without any drop in quality. Shoppers are invited to visit and enjoy the sweet deal, with the promise of the same great taste at a better price.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
8
Local candy shop boasts reduced prices on its taffy without any drop in quality. Shoppers are invited to visit and enjoy the sweet deal, with the promise of the same great taste at a better price.
Allies bar Germany from chief Genoa talks while neutrals protest the Russo-German pact. The Rapallo agreement cancels war debts and reparations with trade normalized, provoking clashes with Lloyd George and French demands for Versailles compliance. ties threaten small nations and widen fears of a German Russian alliance amid fresh financial moves for Europe.
Chairman Pat Kelley of Michigan and his group known as the little navy were defeated in the House last week. The House voted 170 to 130 in committee of the whole to adopt an amendment to the committee bill that would provide for an navy funded at a larger, more respectable level. If the Senate follows, the United States would maintain a navy of substantial size.
Women from across the Western Hemisphere meet in Baltimore at a National League of Women Voters conference to discuss education child welfare women in industry traffic in women civil and political status and international friendliness. The gathering aims to foster close cooperation among women worldwide.
Indiana representative Bland drafts a bill authorizing the President to appoint a coal investigation agency. The agency would include the director of the Geological Survey, director of the Bureau of Mines, director of the Census, Commissioner of Labor Statistics, and six others to be confirmed by the Senate with sweeping powers to obtain information.
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