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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
3
Public essay argues immigration limits are a revolutionary shift away from old refuge ideals. It warns unrestricted influx would overwhelm assimilation and strain welfare, urging national unity through restricted immigration and civic activities exemplified by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
The text argues war is inevitable and urges preparedness as national security. It contrasts pacifist groups opposing war with those advocating readiness, noting peace advocates are seen as obstructing defense. It appeals to readers, especially men, who value historical patterns and the consequences of unpreparedness.
An analyst argues there is no congressional power to restrict newspapers and defends press freedom as a natural right. The author cites England’s old censorship, connects liberty to free speech and printing, and asserts the right to publish and assemble as essential to liberty.
The piece argues the trend toward emotional self indulgence is reshaping society. It urges self restraint for youth, warns against home social merging, and notes rising city agencies. Camp Fire Girls are praised as a countermeasure to present risks to character.
The article tours Sardinia from Civitavecchia to Cagliari, describing scenic coastal bays, nuraghi towers, forests, and farms. It notes safe travel compared with southern Italy, mentions Ardinia, Alghero, Macomer, Nuoro, and Oristanos, plus local hospitality and customs in island villages.
A telegram to the Frankfurter Zeitung reports Helgoland is vanishing as the sea erodes the island. Mines exposed by tides worsen western coast erosion as the fortress is dismantled and the forts blown up.
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