Editorial on postwar turmoil and economic strain in America
The piece condemns wartime leaders and praises liberty while warning of continued unrest. It cites price spikes and labor shortages, citing Hog Island shipyard wages and government involvement in labor markets as fueling discontent. It notes racial tensions, strikes, and broader global violence as outcomes of the war’s end.
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Wilhelm
Germany
Europe
Washington
D.C
Chicago
Arcase
Amelie Oo
Ter Ugurange
Das Amones
Hog Island
Financial Burden of War Debt Threatens U S Society
The speaker warns the war's aftermath imposes a heavy burden on the United States. Interest on the national debt runs near one billion dollars yearly, with total debt per inhabitant at 220 dollars, surpassing France's prewar level and prompting demands to cut government waste and craft a plan to meet the crisis. Europe looks to America for livelihood as it seeks recovery.
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France
Belgium
United States
U. S
Europe
Rainfall Eases Drought as Nature Promises Plenty of Water
Unseasonal rains over the past month are described as compensation for long drought since July 1. Nature is expected to provide abundant water, labeled as Adam's Ale, to replenish supplies and ease shortages.
Express matters schedule for Bristol departures and arrivals
The document lists outward hours for American Railway Express at 7.50, 11.20 a m, 2.20, 5.20 p m and inward times at 38.00, 10.00 a m, 2.00, 4.00 and 6.30 p m.
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Bristol
American Railway Express
Social News and Local Visits Across Weymouth and Vicinity
Mrs Annie McCaw visits West Weymouth and Rockland with friends while Mr and Mrs Thomas Killiker stay with Louis Bernard of Bay View. Ivy Guild excursion to Newport draws 150 travelers on Steamer Saga. Local members attend camps, weddings, and farewell parties as community events unfold.
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Annie McCaw
Bourn Street
West Weymouth
Rockland
Mass
Thomas Killiker
Worcester
Louis N. Bernard
Bay View Avenue
Ivy Guild
Newport
Sagamore
Edmund J. Lemaire
Riverbank
Conn
Harold June
Columbia
New York
F M Dimond
E. E Blakeslee
Burton
Putnam, Conn
George A. Arnold
Quaiapen Campaugoo Pond
South County
Juniper Hill Cemetery Corporation
L. B Bradford
Church Street
The
Phoenix
Wilfred H Munro
Providence
Annette (. Munro
Rochester University
Mugro
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
John T Lewis, Jr
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Panama Canal
Luss Kentucky
Provincetown
Ernest Webb
Naval Academy
Panama
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure All Stages
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh in all stages, claiming internal effect through the blood and constitutional strengthening. The makers offer 100 dollars for any failure to cure and invite testimonials, with Toledo Ohio as the address and 75 cents price.
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Hall
Nature
J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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