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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
2
A Coatesville Herald dispatch notes professors ridicule the ouija craze and discuss Mars rockets while commentators joke about high living costs. It observes rising prices and questions merchants' patriotism as seventeen million women may vote in the next presidential election, unsettling party managers.
The author argues against the claim that wealth concentrates at the top. He contends the diffusion of wealth has proceeded apace in the last twenty years, reducing disparities in living standards across society.
Otto H. Kahn in Leslie's argues that true wealth comes not from inheritance but from starting at the bottom. He asserts the fulfillment of the eternal law of compensation favors the self-made, claiming fire does not yield the greatest joy to the children of the rich.
The piece notes German plans to cripple France postwar failed as France recovered, with America joining in praise. It highlights France’s rising mortality and birth-rate concerns, census warnings, and the U S immigration-driven population growth supported by a melting-pot school system.
In expectation of heavy rail traffic next winter the Manufacturer’s Record warns coal demand will outpace supply. It urges households and factories to stockpile coal this summer to keep mines operating and help railroads handle the coming rush. Delaying purchases risks getting none.
The census bureau, based on registered returns, presents data indicating an increase in the birth rate across the United States, reflecting demographic shifts and potential impacts on future population trends.
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips from Hardscrabble, featuring bits about Bob Conner and secrets, Sim Potters speeding, Mick Cody and Pat McKinney eyeing a prize dog, a memory loss joke over $47, and jokes on quails sausages and butter costs. The column spins small-town wit from everyday life with puns and playful misinterpretations.
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