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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
7
The article argues the United States must authorize a navy strength of 355000 to 358000 sailors. It warns reservists are leaving and ships are under crewed, urging Congress to provide the needed manpower to back the nation’s ideals and prevent peace from dismantling the fleet.
A North Dakota judge rebuked a German born preacher convicted of disloyalty. He argued the oath of 1898 bound him to the United States, but the preacher retained a German soul. The judge decried Americans welcoming immigrants yet failing to ensure lasting assimilation and allegiance.
The piece argues Lloyd George will likely remain the dominant world statesman post Armageddon, shaping peace through the League of Nations. It warns Northcliffe’s continued personal controversy could end his control of a syndicate of newspapers and prompt legislation ending multiple proprietorship in the press.
A harsh wartime appraisal portrays Germans as morally corrupt and unrepentant. The critique says 70 million to 100 million Germans remain driven by materialism and brutality, lacking culture and humane goals, implying no change in character.
Bob Norris, an Arden plant supervisor, struggles with homesickness in Burtontown. He learns to dance to fit in with the local recreation scene and to meet Nell Talmadge, a shy telephone operator. After tentative courtship, he proposes a life together away from dancing, and Nell agrees.
An illustrated feature promotes a 30 by 40 foot bungalow with five rooms, a two thirds porch, shingle siding, and brick options. It urges consulting an architect, explains cost factors, financing, and the benefits of owning a home aided by banks and builders, noting wartime price trends and a push to increase home construction this year.
A house layout shows a front living room 21 by 12 with a fireplace at the end wall. The dining room 18 by 14 feet 6 inches opens from the vestibule and living room with three large windows. The kitchen measures 8 by 13 feet and sits off the dining area.
A Columbus Dispatch commentary argues that small past events and natural laws shape who we are today, insisting every person is influenced by countless prior details and gatherings that connect generations. The piece emphasizes determinism and the impact of ancestral actions on current identity.
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