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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
Amid fierce debate in Congress and with party bosses urging a sales tax to fund income tax cuts, moderate lawmakers push independence. The article notes calls for keeping pledges, confronting coal trusts, and exploring public ownership as a remedy to rising costs and political pressure.
Washington woman endorses Downy Kidney Fills claiming relief from backache and kidney discomfort after months of pain. She urges others to ask for the same kidney remedy at local dealers, noting its 60 cent price and availability via Lester-McHurny Co.
The Washington Star editorial criticizes tariff revisions as hidden and harmful, arguing voters only notice high prices when purchases rise. It cites McGutcheon & Co of New York noting tariff effects on towels and handkerchiefs and warns public ownership of coal could shift to electricity generation, affecting costs.
The article discusses pressures on domestic industries and the impact of price controls on gasoline. It notes higher costs for retailers due to shortages and questions the rationale for price increases. It also covers proposed investigations and the general public response to wartime price dynamics.
The text argues for equal opportunity in public schools and questions how to correct irregularities. It suggests broader, more comprehensive educational systems than currently available, mentioning communities like Alva and Arig tint, and references public sentiment and central schools shaping access.
A distant speech argues for better school funding equality and the need to provide sound educational opportunities. It condemns ongoing unequal funding and urges the state Department of Education to ensure constitutional funding provisions are implemented, warning that delays harm educational justice.
A Baltimore machinist Wyank P Case reports dramatic weight gain and improved health after using a tonic labeled Tanlae. He describes relief from stomach upset, increased energy, and better sleep after starting the regimen, noting a gain of 19 pounds and readiness to work full days again.
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