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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
1
The text critiques profiteering and political legitimacy, arguing standing armies clash with peace ideals. It questions the Democratic administration’s Constitutionality when necessity arises and warns against graft by those in business and politics. It ponders McAdoo entering the presidential race and the need for reform.
A reflective piece argues that American power fails to settle foreign domestic affairs and questions Uncle Sam's duty to intervene. It criticizes leadership for overextension and distraction from postwar governance, urging focus on domestic issues and restraint in international burdens.
Georgia legislature votes down woman suffrage in a decisive decision. The piece criticizes federal league of nations policy, praises prudent domestic focus, and questions executive reliance on treaties. It argues for congressional ratification and cautions against personal ambition overriding impartial peace terms.
The article notes lingering price hikes after wartime shortages and mass discharges from service. It argues prices continue to rise, especially for foodstuffs, and criticizes unnamed Democratic leaders and inflationary pressures from wage and political factions.
A Cumberland Enterprise column cites Democratic scouts finding little encouragement for Woodrow Wilson’s third term and warns of immigration and tariff conflicts while urging debt repayment and national unity amid party friction.
A long critique argues for open discussion of general matters to aid overseas soldiers and oppose anti American proposals. It urges a strong American League to counter the League of Nations and predicts Republican rescue in the next national election. The piece notes cost of living, wartime food stock actions, and Democratic critiques of governance.
A strongly worded write-in on war policy, media bias, and public duties criticizes Republican and Democratic leaders, calling for honest governance, lower costs, and less immigration. It cites the Cass County Fair ad, sugar shortages postwar, and a Muskogee Times Democrat note on beans. The piece reflects regional concerns from Okla and Kans.
The piece mocks U.S. pursuit of dry laws and suggests Washington should shape a pact to keep French distillers selling to Americans. It argues France risks bankruptcy as its main revenue from liquor vanishes and warns of consequences for U.S. alms houses and prisons if alcohol access is limited.
Frank J. Wykoff reports how France foresees revenue losses from US prohibition as American troops in France create demand for French liquors. He argues better to preserve national interests than aid foreign fortunes, noting Russia and France face shrinking exports and Oklahoma agriculture gains from a robust crop year.
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