Chamberlain replies to Wilson charge on Senate floor
Senator Chamberlain, chair of the military committee, responds to President Wilson’s charge that his New York speech distorted the truth. He reads the speech verbatim and defends his statements, saying the President attacked his veracity and integrity without cause after 24 years of public service.
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Motherhood guide promotes Mothers Friend remedy
The article extols the use of Mothers Friend to ease pregnancy discomforts and labor, praising its soothing effects and advising readers to obtain a bottle. It contrasts this with a political speech by Senator Chamberlain defending truthfulness and criticizing military ordnance delays while urging readiness and transparent action.
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