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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times notes potential White House talks with Wilson at Marion and Harding’s 7,507,677 vote plurality. It cites a Boston clerk found to possess large sums and jokes about Roosevelt speeding. It laments New York crime waves and hints at British influence on U S shipping in 1917.
The article notes about 3.5 million people in Central Europe face famine this winter and appeals for American cooperation to prevent widespread suffering. It highlights stalled postwar reconstruction and uneven readjustment, urging United States gifts and relief efforts to aid deprived children and mothers.
A cautionary notice urges careful Christmas decor to prevent fires. Do not use gifted candles near flammable materials and avoid lit candy displays. Even electric lights should be kept away from inflammable surroundings to ensure safe celebrations.
Fragmented text suggests discussion of Calvin Coolidge in the cabinet with focus on New England presence and influence. Mentions sober counsel and appointing another New England figure to cabinet, but context is unclear and wording is garbled.
Not what you pay but what you get. A Man's Store advertises suits overcoats and gifts priced from 50c to 3.00 with a wide range of items including trunks bags suit cases pocketbooks mufflers neckwear underwear shirts gloves and umbrellas all exchanges after Christmas not satisfactory.
The public expects March to appoint Coolidge as a counselling member or voting member of the cabinet, viewing him as a symbol of sturdy old fashioned Americanism. This preference reflects a belief that Coolidge would reinforce stability as cabinet discussions require a New England brand.
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