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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
7
Fragmented text discusses national goals under unifying ideals, stressing self-reliance, opportunity, and welfare. It advocates practical methods to reduce unemployment, secure homes and education, and promote civic responsibility. The piece ends with a note on a company burning a switchboard to test an emergency method.
Woodrow Wilson, aged and ill, retires from the presidency to return to private life and resume law with partner Colby in New York and Washington. He plans possible Supreme Court admission and hopes for world peace work, while his eight years in office are recalled as marked by intense praise and sharp censure amid war, personal losses, and enduring public service.
Vice President Coolidge declares the Senate must remain the citadel of liberty, reflecting on the Constitution’s balance among legislature, judiciary, and executive. He emphasizes the Senate’s unique powers, duty to review and approve, and protecting minority rights within a strong democratic framework.
Vice President Marshall asserts his retirement will not demote him from his civic standing. He emphasizes republican foundations, the Declaration, and enduring principles of civil government, urging decency in any constitutional change and praising representative government’s protection of inalienable rights.
Fragmentary ad claims La Grippe left the writer a wreck and credits Wr. Burkhart's Vegetable Compound for salvation. Mentions W. G. Johnson of Indiana and a plea to write today for treatment terms. No verifiable details or outcome beyond cure claim.
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