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Newspaper
Cambridge Tribune
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1943
Page
5
Farmers and the ballot power in politics
A reflection on farming power in U S politics noting about twelve million farmers versus nine million union members. It argues farmers could sway elections if they voted as a bloc, but they remain diverse and influenced by party lines and big city media. The piece ends with a provocative moral about who benefits from political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Massachusetts
Georgia
High Lights of 1942 and the Call to Careful Voting
The article urges voters to study candidates and parties before casting ballots. It argues that using power scientifically requires a careful examination of acts and characters to avoid wasting a vote and to respect informed choices.
How Many Read The Bible In A War Year
A national survey for the American Bible Society shows only about 35 million adults read the Bible regularly while 35 million admit not opening a Bible in the past year. War years boosted readers by over 4 million, with towns reading more than rural areas, prompting reflection on religious habits during 1943 total war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Institute of Public Opinion
American Bible Society
Pearl Harbor
War Year Ahead Promise of Victory and Suffering
A wartime editorial urges readers to brace for a year of heartaches and dreadful suffering. It emphasizes faith in the outcome and perseverance through each new incision of the doctor's knife as the operation proceeds toward peace and a better world.
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ODAY
Pictorial Review
Cambridge Tribune
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Maryland
1943 Hope For Curing Cancer Targets Civilization
A reader remarks that progress against cancer offers hope for civilization and predicts 1943 as the year when a dreaded disease will be defeated.
It May Hurt When the Doctor Says This May Hurt
A quirky reminder notes that many people experience brief discomfort during medical procedures. The line captures common patient reactions to blunt warnings about temporary pain and the value of trusting care.
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