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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1915

Page

2

Kaiser Invites Gerard to Confer on War Zone and Food Shipments

Berlin reports indicate Ambassador Gerard met with German Foreign Secretary von Jagow at the Kaiser’s invitation to discuss the American note. Washington sources say Bernstorff seeks U S backing to open trade routes by pressuring Britain to lift the Wilhelmina cargo and declare food non contraband. Germany hints it may revoke the war zone decree if England permits unrestricted food shipments.

Berlin London James W. Gerard Herr von Jagow Gerard America Germany Count von Bernstorff State Department United States Great Britain Wilhelmina England

Rome Floods Threaten Aftershock From Quake

Rome experiences floods after a devastating earthquake with streams bursting banks. The Tiber rises rapidly as troops assist in rescues and supply distribution to cut off residents.

Rome Italy Tiber

Copper shipment seized on ship Carmen at Copenhagen

A large copper consignment labeled Sugar was seized in Copenhagen aboard the steamship Carmen. The shipper and ship captain were arrested after the copper, intended for a German firm, was found.

Copenhagen Yokohama Japan New York Salvation Army Rome Washington Farr Pennsylvania Pittsburgh

Britain Seizes Food as Germany Stands Firm in War Policy

United States reacts cautiously as Germany reiterates refusal to modify its submarine warfare against British merchant shipping. Berlin warns neutrals of dangers, including mines, and to sail only with their own convoy protection.

Berlin United States Washington Germany Great Britain State Department von Bernstoff England Paris London British Isles

United States Demands Neutrality Respect From Germany

The notes to Great Britain and Germany reveal strong U S assertions of neutrality rights. Ambassad or Gerard is told to press Germany to prevent harm to American shipping and lives. The note demands assurances that vessels will not be molested on the high seas except via recognized visit and search.

Great Britain Washington United States Germany America Gerard New Berlin Foreign Office

Frankfurter Zeitung mocks prayers amid war notes

Amsterdam report quotes Frankfurter Zeitung editorial criticizing American notes on the war zone. The piece says the United States, busy making guns and war materiel for enemies, cannot expect moral impact from prayers in churches.

Germany Frankfort Amsterdam Frankfurter Zeitung

Germans claim eastern victories as Russians retreat across East Prussia

German forces push along the East Prussian border driving Russians from Piektupoenen near Tilsit and report gains across the Masurian lakes. Berlin claims gains, while French reports say some German advances are checked. Forty thousand prisoners reported as Von Hindenburg’s third Mazurian Lakes battle widens the rout.

London Piektupoenen Tilsit Masurian ‘Lakes Warsaw Lyck Lomza Narew Poland Racionz Berlin Carpathians Galicia Bukowina North Sea Upper Vosges Paris Lorraine Norroy Argonne Meuse Malincourt Bethune la Bassee Alsace Ypres Senzern Rempach Constantinople Korna Mesopotamia Pirindi London “Times Germany Greece Rome Turkey Athens Great Britain Churchill Sayville S. I East Prussia Baltic Carpathian Przemysl von Hindenburg Mazurian Lakes

Russian Staff in Bukowina Caught and General Dies

Berlin reports via wireless that the Russian General Staff in Bukowina was captured after a surprise in Raudatz. The commanding officer killed himself as retreat failed, and other staff members surrendered, per despatches printed in the Budapest Azest.

Berlin London Bukowina Budapest Azest Raudatz

Making Winter Flock Lay

Missouri Experiment Station guidance for winter egg production stresses proper housing. Cull excess hens, ensure dry, well ventilated, light quarters with south facing glass, eight inch roosts, one nest per six hens, and straw bedding to promote exercise and egg yield.

H. L. Kempster Missouri Experiment Station Missouri College of Agriculture

Great British Air Raid on Belgian Coast Tracked

London reports the largest aeroplane and seaplane raid of the war by 34 Royal Flying Corps aircraft from Dunkirk against Ostend Blankenberghe and Zeebrugge. Bombs hit Middelkerke and Zeebrugge while mine sweepers were targeted. two planes damaged but all pilots uninjured.

London Dunkirk Royal Flying Corps Beligian Ostend Blankenberghe Zeebrugge Middelkerke Zebrugge

Italy Acts Alone In Shipping Protest Sparks War Drift

Rome reports force of circumstances and pro reformist campaign may push Italy into war with the Allies. Seizure of two Italian steamers carrying wheat for Venice by Austrian warships and $20 000 compensation stirred Italian outcry and could trigger broader action. Italy rejects neutrals league and warns Berlin no attack on its merchantmen will be tolerated.

Rome Italy Venice Trieste League of Neutrals

German Offensive in East Prussia Reports Large Prisoner Haul

British dispatches say German forces under Emperor William II advanced in East Prussia driving Russian troops from positions east of the Mazurian Lakes. Berlin claims a surprise German appearance with 26,000 prisoners taken, 20 cannons, 30 machine guns, and substantial war material captured.

London East Prussia Germany William Mazurian Lakes

Hague style notes cited in WWI combat and diplomacy

Notes presented to belligerents echo American views on neutrality and flag misuse as fighting rages in northern Hungary and Vosges while Argonne gains are claimed by Germany. Naval actions suspended by bad weather. The Wilhelmina food ship may head to Hamburg and the United States plans a pointed note to Britain over neutral trading.

Holland Hungary Vosges Germany Argonne English United States Great Britain Wilhelmina Hamburg State Department Britain Sanders

Selection of big layers in poultry breeding

The article discusses challenges in selecting high producing hens. It notes small hen size and modest profitability, making detailed evaluation impractical. Trap nests are impractical for large-scale selection, and there is no consensus on the egg type definition.

Great Expense of War Declared by Lloyd George

In Paris Lloyd George explains to Parliament that Allied war costs will reach two billion pounds ($10 billion) this year, with Britain spending more than France and Russia combined.

Lloyd George London France Russia Paris David Lloyd George House of Commons Great Britain

How to Raise Pigeons For Meat In A City Loft

The article advises a double floor in the pigeon house with plenty of sunlight and light hempseed for pigeons that are fattening. It notes current squab prices may hold for years and suggests scraps from butchering as egg-stimulating feed in cold weather. It warns against overfeeding in the first fattening week and recommends light feeds three times daily. It explains broilers are split and broiled.

California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Child Health

A 0 cent California Syrup of Figs ad urges mothers to use the laxative to relieve constipation in children. It touts tongue coating as a sign and promises quick inside cleansing, warning against counterfeit syrups and noting directions on the bottle for all ages.

California

The Laws Convene as Nations Law Abolished

In a playful scene around a long green table the Laws gather. The Law of the Land chairs the meeting while the Blue Laws protest the missing Law of Nations. The chairman states the Law of Nations has been abolished and the convention proceeds.

Law of the Land

Glass of Jad Salts Relief for Bladder Trouble

An ad promotes Jad Salts as a simple remedy for bladder weakness caused by uric acid. It claims four ounces of Jad Salts daily neutralizes urine acids, easing irritation, with a 2 to 3 day course and no harmful effects.

Two Los Angeles Girls Discuss U.S. Cities

Rosie speaks of extensive travel and desire to visit Mexico. Goldie, who has only seen San Francisco and Nebraska, responds with playful pity. The exchange highlights small town curiosity about distant places.

Los Angeles United States Rosie Yoldie Mexico Goldie San Francisco Nebraska

Epilepsy Treatment Claims Bold Results in Red Bank Ad

Reports from many sources back a remarkable epilepsy treatment by a Red Bank physician connected to Kline Laboratories. Many old cases show great benefit and some claim cure. appeals urge sufferers to write to Kline Laboratories, Branch 48, Red Bank, N. J., for a free remedy supply.

Red Bank N. J Kline Laboratories

Not a Very Far Trip for Greene’s Car

Dialogue in which a character praises a new car, while another remarks it is adequate but limited. The exchange hints at modest enthusiasm and practical appraisal without further context.

Redd Greene

Hoxsie's Croup Remedy and Adjustable Wrench Ad

An advertisement touts Hoxsie's Croup Remedy as a safe swift cure priced at 60 cents and promotes a new wrench with a clamp head that can be adjusted at any angle to the handle for versatile use.

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