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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

4

Republicans Predict Republican Control After March 4

The Republican Publicity Association led by Hon. Jonathan Bourne Jr states that postwar reconstruction will be guided by the Republican party. It argues Democrats cannot solidify votes for a presidential reconstruction committee, favors the Weeks Resolution, and says Republicans will curb executive overreach after March 4.

Washington Republican Publicity Association Jonathan Bourne, Jr Republican Party Senate House Congress Wilson White House Wilsor Mr. Wilson

Election Mood Shifts as Voters Speak Out Against Washington

The passage argues that voters will express convictions independent of federal guidance, boosting courage to publish unfiltered opinions. It predicts the result will undermine Democratic control and foretell a stronger defeat in 1920 as freedom of speech fuels decisive political debate.

Elsi Washington

President urged to sail in American ship not Kaiser boat

The article argues President Wilson should back Denman and prefer an American ship over a German built liner once named for the Kaiser. It notes the wooden ship program faced delays and doubts its trans Atlantic viability while criticizing the President for faith in Denman.

Wilson Denman Shipping Board Gen. Goethals France

Creel Praises Publishers for Self-Imposed Censorship

The Chicago Tribune quotes George Creel praising U S publishers for adhering to self-imposed censorship rules. It criticizes his stance as wielding censorship over journalists and approving apparently faked news and photos. The piece closes with a sharp farewell.

George Creel Committee On Public Information United States Creel George Keer Chicago Tribune

Food Administration Defines Democracy and Self Denial in War Time

The Food Administration asserts the core of democracy is individual initiative and willingness to serve the nation with self sacrifice during emergencies. It argues discipline can solve food shortages for Americans and the Allies, proving the nation’s faith and capacity to defend itself without Prussianized control.

Food Administration

Kept Pledge to Send Bread Averted European Despair

The article notes American wheat exports to Europe rose after shipping freed, shipping 65,980,305 bushels between July 1 and October 10, and projections show over 237,500,000 bushels by year end. It credits production gains and conservation for ending wartime bread shortages and sustaining Allied rations.

Europe United States Australia Argentine Lord Rhondda America

Fragmentary landmark quip hints at powder request

A fragment from a Yiddish accented exchange shows a character asking for powder while resisting scented options and insisting on taking it with him, implying a light historical mood and cultural flavor.

Croup Relief Praised by Frankfort Parent

Mr Edward Hassett of Frankfort New York reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as splendid for croup and says his children were quickly relieved by its use. He notes the remedy contains no opium or narcotic and is safe for children and adults alike.

Chamberlain Edward Hassett Frankfort

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised For Cold Relief

The ad asserts few escape a cold in winter and praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick, effective relief. It cites long usage by families and claims proven merit, noting the product helps people feel younger and healthier during sickness.

Chamberlain

Mrs Isley Praises Chamberlain's Tablets for Stomach Ailments

Mrs D W Isley of Litchfield Illinois writes that Chamberlain's tablets relieve indigestion and constipation quickly and purely. She recommends the tablets to others troubled by similar stomach disorders.

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