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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
9
President Wilson outlines defense needs with a stronger navy and citizen readiness. He argues government shipping support to move goods, then withdraws as private capital fills capacity. He praises rural credits potential but cites legislative delays while affirming a firm business regulation program.
The President urges Congress to mobilize resources for postwar duties, highlighting Europe’s upheaval and the need to rebuild markets. He warns of stalled merchant marine development and calls for unlocking national lands and expanding use of navigable waters to boost production and distribution for America and allies.
The President argues against a large standing army and urges a defense based on a trained citizenry, a strengthened National Guard, and a powerful navy. He calls for universal volunteer training in modern arms, coast charting, and broader transport and trade measures to support national security and economic growth.
Pale thin people are urged to use Samose to aid digestion and restore strength. The ad claims rapid weight gain and better flesh after short use, with a money back offer if results fail. Distributed by Eastern Drug Company Boston and Dr Howard Company Binghamton.
The President asserts the country has always been prepared to resist attack and stresses two topics. He says economy in government expenditures is non negotiable and must be clear, definite, and steadfast in judgment. The address frames national defence and fiscal prudence as core duties.
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