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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement claims Knowlton's Danderine will stop dandruff and hair loss within minutes and weeks of use. It promises light fluffy hair with renewed growth and gloss, urging readers to try a small bottle bought at drug stores or toilet counters.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless rheumatism remedy that quickly soothes pain stiffness and swelling in joints muscles and bones without internal treatment or skin burn. It claims relief from sciatica lumbago backache neuralgia and arthritis with a small trial bottle from any drug store. It ends urging readers not to suffer and to rub the rheumatism away.
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin instantly ends indigestion gas acidity and stomach distress after meals. It markets quick relief at low cost from drug stores.
Washington reports the senate approved the Victory Loan measure authorizing seven billion dollars in new short term notes and one billion for War Finance Corporation advances. The vote occurred after dawn with no formal roll call as leaders avoided delaying tactics. Senator La Follette spoke long on the bill while Republican efforts to filibuster collapsed.
London reports a hostile demonstration in front of the American hotel in Berlin. Bremen notes a war toll of 15,867,961 tons from U boat destruction. Washington covers two House committee reports on the National Security League. New York states Francis P. Garvan is named alien property custodian. Military terms limit Germany to ten thousand men per division and twenty divisions total. Naval terms call for destroying large warships and ending submarine warfare. The U S declines to dismantle Heligoland Kiel fortifications. Tokyo quotes Hara denying China peace delegate silencing reports in Paris.
President Wilson told the Democratic National Committee he would not seek re election in 1920 and after March 4 1921 would focus on writing history. He cited the two term custom and warned against excess criticism of opponents hidden by a political muzzle.
President Wilson signs the Victory loan bill authorizing the treasury to issue seven million dollars in short term notes and providing one billion dollars for the War Finance Corporation to stimulate foreign commerce. The bill was also signed by Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark and will be pushed with great vigor.
The Danish cabinet resigns to the King and Crown Council, ending the Zahle Seavenius ministry. A high official warns the move could trigger radicalist agitation across Scandinavia, risking a broader political blaze.
In a three day White House session officials from 40 states and major U S cities plan coordinated action with federal agencies to absorb returning soldiers into industry and restore labor conditions to a normal basis. President Wilson emphasizes federal partnership with states and municipalities to guide efforts and reestablish peacetime industry. Secretary Wilson warns of Bolshevik threats and urges resumption of nationwide construction activity to provide opportunity and work.
German offensives resume on the Polish front as Ukrainian forces bombard Lemberg. Allied war debts reach 120 billion dollars with France seeking 5 billion immediate payment. Marshal Foch urges total enemy demobilization in a peace treaty to be ready early next month. In Berlin Hugo Haase signals Bolshevik triumphs possible, Berlin hosts soviet talk. Paris sees socialist plots to topple Ebert. Buenos Aires port strike widens into capital labor clash. govt cost 200 thousand daily, strikers 4 thousand.
Thirty seven Republican senators and senators elect warned President Wilson and the Paris peace conference that the League of Nations constitution is not acceptable to the United States. Led by Henry Cabot Lodge, the group urged a peace treaty now with the League debate to follow later. The list includes Brandegee Conn and Harding Ohio among others.
The woman suffrage resolution failed in the Senate after Senator Weeks of Massachusetts objected to filing a report by Senator Jones of New Mexico in favor of the amended resolution. Weeks demanded unanimous consent, preventing the measure from being brought up.
Thomas W. Gregory will accompany President Wilson to Paris as general adviser and assistant at the peace conference. His resignation from the cabinet becomes effective as he assumes the unofficial role of counseller to the President.
Canton Ohio woman Marie Boyd recalls suffering female troubles and choosing Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound over surgery. The ad urges women with similar conditions to try the remedy before resorting to hospital operation and offers medical advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Also notes the 1850 Dover to Cape Grisnez submarine cable first laid.
An advertisement offers a home formula to darken gray hair using Bay Rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water. Directions come with Barbo Compound boxes and claim to darken streaked gray hair without staining the scalp or leaving a sticky residue.
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