Political contrasts across the nation highlighted in editorials
The clippings feature remarks by Cox accusing Congress of inaction while praising savings of two and a half billion. Wilson and the League of Nations covenant draw critique. references to Harding as Wilson’s opposite. editorials from Augusta Maine, Durango Colorado, Clarksburg West Virginia, and Lander Wyoming discuss the 1920 political mood and candidates.
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Cox
Augusta
Kennebec Journal
Memorial Day 1919 Address At Su Resnes Cemetery Near Paris
President Wilson stated in his Memorial Day address that he sent the lads to die and criticized the war draft resistance. The Wilmington Journal records his remarks accusing slackers and draft obstructors of escaping military service.
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Suresnes
Paris
Wilson
Wilmington (del
Governor Cox Defends League Covenant Ratification
The Stockton California Advocate quotes Governor Cox stating ratifying the League Covenant is needed “to keep the faith with the boys who went over there.” He urges asking returning soldiers if they want more overseas service when powers engage in actions not aligned with their interests.
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Cox
League of Nations attracts high paid officials
The League of Nations now has over a hundred high salaried officials and France protests the expense. America is not a member, but diplomats are accused of coaxing the U.S. to bear the heavy financial burden, says the Princeton Union.
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League of Nations
France
America
Princeton
Minn
Cox claims ruling elites backed Harding nomination
The piece argues that four party bosses Nugent Murphy Brennan and Taggart controlled Cox’s nomination and accuses Cox of concealing their names while attacking Harding. It cites Wilson and the League Covenant controversy and notes Tennessee’s ratification of the nineteenth amendment, contrasting Republican and Democratic state stances.
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Cox
United States Senate
United States
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Tennessee
America
Delaware
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Louisiana
Ancient Egyptian Toothache Remedies and Myths
Describes historic cures for toothache such as henbane seed mixtures and cement, plumbago, pan fruit and honey plasters, and notes ancient beliefs about a white worm causing tooth and gum decay, reflecting cross cultural attributions.
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Egypt
Tree of the New York Tenements
A Century Magazine excerpt describes a tall palmlike tree brought from China for rich gardens. It withstands smoky, discouraging surroundings and regrows after being cut. The tree reportedly has no insect enemies and notable branches that all point upward.
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New York
China
R. and
EK Shackleton
Century Magazine
Start a Small Ad, Grow Into a Big One
A compact notice urges readers to begin with a small advertisement and plan to expand as demand grows. It highlights gradual investment and building reach through progressive postings.
He Should Worry This Cheerful Cherub in Opti Mist
A lighthearted verse describes a cheerful cherub named He Who Worries as he stays away. He remains behind with his worries and grows fat while his happy smile brightens Mondays and other days as he amasses many friends.
Indiana Republicans drive for heavy national vote lead
Indiana Republicans show strong organization momentum three months before elections. State chairman E M Wasmuth cites bright prospects and widespread volunteer support. Local clubs form voter groups and Harding boosters, including Indianapolis, plan an August trip to Marion with a 1000 seat chartered train.
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Indianapoli
Indiana
State Committee
Congress
E. M. Wasmuth
Republican State Committee
First Voters’ Clubs
Schuyler C. Mowrer
Indianapolis
Senator Harding
Marion
Columbia
Harding
Indianapolis Club
Harding Praises Watson as Needed Senate Leader
Marion Ohio special report notes Senator James E Watson of Indiana is urged as a valued successor to Harding. Harding introduced Watson to Wayne county Ohio visitors and extolled party government and bipartisan progress, while Watson declined to speak.
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Marion
James FE. Watson
Indiana
United States Senate
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Wayne County
Ohio
United States
James E. Watson
Watson
Drummers Back Harding as Indiana GOP Support Grows
Indiana Commercial Travelers G O P League members push national and state tickets with new additions under secretary Harry R. Jones. After a tour of Ohio, Harding is described as easily the favorite in Indiana where traveling men report overwhelming Republican sentiment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Commercial Travelers
G. O. P. League
Harry R. Jones
Indiana
Jones
Ohio
Harding
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