24 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Cranford Citizen
Location
Cranford, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
1
A critical editorial piece lambasts the Wilson administration for its foreign policy toward Mexico and domestic preparedness. It argues the Democratic approach shows instability, blunders, and failure to maintain military readiness while praising Hughes and party contrasts.
The piece notes that Wilson’s campaign managers can assume Progressive voters will back him and do not need repeated arguments for or against voting choices. It emphasizes insiders know the reasons already without being told.
In a Chicago address, Mr Hughes denounces a government he calls foolish and unfit, arguing it fails to honor democratic principles and the will of the people. He frames the government as self serving and disconnected from the public.
An assortment of newspaper blurbs and quotes recount U S actions toward Mexico over Villa, criticism of Wilson's policies, and political rumors involving Carranza and Daniels era officials. The fragment cites Roosevelt, Hughes, Clarke amendment, and Canadian searches with speculative tones.
A fragment quotes United States Senator Warren G. Harding warning against prosperity gained through bloodshed. It laments sectional fevers, rash vanity, and the loss of life from soldiers' sacrifices, urging peace and avoiding wasteful excess.
A writer extols barley as a substitute for potatoes and a nutritious staple. It swells fivefold when cooked and offers varied uses from a hearty dinner entree to desserts. Modern appliances like cereal and wireless cookers enable easier preparation.
A collection of notes on misrendered English phrases in Tokyo writings and on ancient depictions of riders. It cites examples like we collided and he hung his head for shame, then discusses early horse riding versus driving myths and Shakespearean centaur imagery.
The fragmentary report describes a Boston theater scene where a chaotic exchange costs are debated. Patrons in the balcony watch a confused incident as performers and audience members react with confusion and questions about expenses and seating.
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