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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
4
In his Senate campaign Lenroot defended loyalty to country over automatic subservience to any administration. He supported standing by the president only when right, arguing my country right or wrong applies with restraint. The electorate rewarded his independence, warning other candidates against subservience in crucial ballots.
A Haverhill theatre sought to replace its orchestra with an organ and faced union opposition. The court ruled unions cannot dictate the orchestra size, likening it to controlling building story counts. The piece critiques closed shop demands as contrary to employer hiring and compensation decisions.
The piece mocks a Washington screening at Keiths portraying Secretary McAdoo in a staged Liberty Loan promo. It argues the Administration uses film style propaganda to rally support, noting the staged countdowns and misrepresented open dates and quotas. It also critiques George Creels promotional broadcasts and the misleading airplane imagery.
Niagara Falls Power Company executive Philip P. Barton urges workers to express gratitude by boosting Liberty Bond purchases and increasing productivity. He links unemployment decline to wartime industrial activity and stresses funding for front line support and national strength.
In his eighty second year Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle head of the Episcopal Church in Missouri urges Americans to support the Liberty Loan drive beginning April 6. He writes an autograph letter calling for all that is noble to be at the country’s service in its struggle for safety rights and justice abroad.
Household of Henry P. Davison leads by example with Liberty Bonds bought for every member including Mrs Davison. She serves as Nassau County Red Cross chair and War Work Council treasurer, urging instalment purchases to boost U S war financing and patriotism.
Brand Whitlock American minister to Belgium recounts in Everybody's Magazine the execution of Father Dupierreux by German forces during Allied campaign atrocities. The account details a firing squad and a crucifix scene as a priest is killed. The piece ends urging support for the Third Liberty Loan to curb German aggression.
The piece teases a fresh fad about a conspicuous new wrinkle after the Third Liberty Loan. It urges readers to back Liberty Bonds to turn the Kaiser’s brow into a sign of defeat and to support the war effort.
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