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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
4
Barre Daily Times reports Associated Press content and local notices. Printing details note copyright and reproduction rights. the issue appears to be assembling standard newspaper matter with publisher and formatting notes.
The piece surveys Congress easing, Middlebury fundraising, and Vermont politics with Yale liquor bans and mayoral mentions. It previews the Chicago Republican convention and the San Francisco Democratic nominating event, stressing the race for a presidential standard bearer and the impact of ballots.
The text notes a pivotal period for national politics with emphasis on the Republican national convention race. It contrasts the vigor of the local decision with the comparatively subdued San Francisco selection, signaling an upcoming sequence of consequential political events.
The article notes New York City gained 854,268 people in the decade ending last January, lifting the total to 5,621,151. It argues the city is already the world’s largest, more congested than London, and warns that continued growth will exceed its physical bounds, pushing dwellers to seek suburbs while jobs remain inside the metropolis.
The piece recalls Brig Gen James Oakes Illinois urging conscription reforms after the Civil War predicting greater wartime efficiency. It notes Gen Crowder’s praise for his guidance and asserts current lessons should guide posterity to avoid past mistakes amid 1917 18 reforms and broader European counter revolutions. It discusses German and Paris London reactions to coups and warns against reviving conservative forces while aiming for a stable bourgeois government and repayment of wartime reparations.
Disjointed reflections discuss Entente aims and the future of Germany and Russia after World War I. The text references United States involvement, allied interests, and the uneasy balance between democracy and upheaval, mentioning Hungary and revolutionary forces.
The passage argues that both international and secret forces threaten moderate governments, warning that reaction sows wind and may reap whirlwind. It claims true barricades against upheaval lie in intensive liberalism, as advocated by the Springfield Republican.
A Boston Transcript report recounts a man recalling how he first met his wife at a church fair by coughing gently to catch her eye. He married her soon after, then quips that he has been coughing up ever since, framing the anecdote as a lighthearted remedy story.
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