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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
7
The Washington Star Weekly is listed as a weekly publication entered at Washington, New Jersey as a second class matter. F A Robertson serves as editor and owner.
A Milford Dispatch reflection on petty feuds in small towns and how church rivalries, jealousy, and competition harm individuals and the community. It argues for cooperation and neighborly kindness, noting how even friendly towns suffer when residents refuse to engage and compete detracts from progress.
Statewide debt projections rise as committees press to back bonds for highways tunnels and bridges amid bills to fund Burdette and the State Board of Control. Voters previously authorized bonds totaling 93 million for Hudson tunnels and Camden Philadelphia bridge and 12 million for soldiers bonuses.
The discussion of reviving a road bonding plan warns voters that Massachusetts like New Jersey and Pennsylvania may face a public debt approaching 109 million dollars with higher school taxes. It urges caution against costly schemes and urges municipalities to weigh future tax burdens on urban and rural residents. The piece also notes industrial potential from Delaware River power projects and cross-state cooperation on bridges and waterway governance.
The piece laments political smears during Wilson era debates. It rails against attacks on President Wilson while praising wartime restraint and condemns mistreatment of officials. It critiques postmaster duties and urges restraint and sober civic reflection amid ongoing public discourse.
A fragmented Newark News excerpt discusses unusual and cruel acts connected to a state congress and a presidential ferment. The unreadable text hints at political tension, a leading figure, and a foregone conclusion about an outcome. The legible parts imply critique of leadership and speculation on future events.
An old advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as strengthening red blood cells and boosting appetite in growing children. It claims the tonic enriches blood by increasing red corpuscles, restoring vigor, and addressing fatigue from poor nutrition and weak habits.
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