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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
4
The piece argues the Senate revenue bill will raise less than the House plan and notes Senator Weeks doubts the need for large sums. It urges administration economy, cites Hoover’s preaching, and condemns wartime spending as setting a pattern of peacetime excess across executive departments.
The Congress favors Goethals over Denman reflecting national sentiment toward the Panama Canal builder. Europe also faces the choice between Goethals and Denman as the Shipping Board sets policy, with the jitney fleet depending on this decision for its merchant trade.
The piece warns that congressional censorship scars will reappear with war measures and a university president may suppress publications. it stresses that vigilant press is essential to liberty and that presidents could seek similar control over national media if unchecked.
A Chicago Tribune item notes Mary buys a bond for a dollar and clips coupons. The act triggers a reaction described as making the Kaiser holler, framing a light financial anecdote in period tone.
E W Archer of Caldwell Ohio writes that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has protected his family during extended visits for years. He believes forethought in carrying the remedy saves the big expense of illness and sickness for travelers and households.
The piece argues that draft enforcement is efficiently run by Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, Judge Advocate General, a Republican appointee of Taft. It suggests Republicans should lead more government tasks currently seen as muddled by Democrats.
The author muses on Wagner's Lohengrin wife and hero at the window beneath a crescent moon. He reflects on how beauty and truth flow between beings like the universe to a labiate weed and urges that friendship and knowledge should be shared with humanity.
Pearl Chenoweth recalls a boyhood lesson on reverence as his mother saved Bible pages meant for burning. She taught him the value of every word of God and the danger of destroying sacred leaves. The memory endures as a personal vow to avoid desecrating sacred pages.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a witty remark about an artist who earns money to pay alimony by drawing Cupids. The line highlights a humorous take on financial pressure and creativity within artistic life.
A Chicago specialist is visited by a western millionaire with a wife described as kleptomanic. The patient appears elegant but furtive carrying valuables. The doctor asks the husband to return with the stolen items, then later refuses to trust him to retrieve them.
A lone voyage through the strait of Magellan recounts storms at Cape Horn and Cape Vergin, encounters with Fuegans, and a desperate defense using a syringe of fiery medicine to deter attackers, enabling eventual arrival at Valparaiso.
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