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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
8
This notice promotes business and secretarial training courses for wartime staffing. Readers are urged to enroll for 4th year books and illustrated literature, with year round sessions. Every graduate receives a free life membership in the Employment Department.
Heywood Broun argues tanks will decide the war as U S forces advance toward the Hindenburg line. He praises the tank as a game changer for breaking trenches and barbed wire, urging Liberty Bond support to fund more tanks and accelerate Allied victory.
A striking image portrays the famed General recently named Marshal of France. The portrait emphasizes his military mastery and prowess, and the caption urges readers to support Liberty Bond drives to fund his campaigns.
Three quarters of a ton of food is needed per soldier per year. Beef dominates the diet with a yearly allowance of 15 pounds per man, plus canned meat and occasional bacon or pork. Staples include potatoes, flour, beans, prunes, sugar, syrup, canned milk, butter, lard, vinegar, and salt. The latest ration cost is 48 dollars a month 166 95 per year per man, purchased by the Quartermaster and funded by Liberty Bonds.
A vivid portrait highlights a British admiral famed for countering the submarine menace. The article notes his role in rallying support for the Liberty Bond campaign and backing the fight to defend democratic institutions.
Asbury Park N J September shoppers face higher prices described as reality not fiction. The Steinbach Company signals ongoing cost pressures and steady price increases impacting local consumers.
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