18 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
1
Harman H Hathaway publisher notices newspaper mail matter status and pricing with advance payment rule. Subscription price one dollar per year or one dollar fifty outside Indiana. Government demands prepayment. policy to be strictly enforced.
A Boston alienist comments on fans' frenzy at a ninth inning rally, contrasting his talk about hungry Germany with his silence on hungry Italy as spectators in the bleachers react to the scene.
The statement argues that a six hour workday cannot succeed unless enough wealth is produced to provide adequate resources and pay. It emphasizes that without sufficient production there will be a shortage of wealth to distribute among workers.
Airships now cross the ocean in hours sparkling with rapid progress. The world grows closer each day through this triumph over space and time.
The speaker notes a firm stance against accepting aviation invitations that would require a return ticket. They emphasize a commitment to moving forward without plans to return, signaling a desire for one way travel when beginning such actions.
The article notes that censorship of mail and cables from Germany will cease immediately, but asserts the news adds nothing new, claiming readers are already fully informed about Germany. It emphasizes no significant new information remains to be disclosed.
Cable dispatches report William Hohenzollern has ceased advising the Almighty and begun prayer. The development stirs unease in quarters that a ruling leadership cannot rely on former guidance.
The New York Herald notes the subject is labeled paranoid and now at risk of becoming a maniac. The distinction between maniac and paranoiac will be decided by alibi experts at a trial that has been heavily publicized but remains murky.
The text argues that rising living costs and widespread abuse by wholesalers and retailers will push people to set aside party lines and unite behind a genuine effort to make the country safe for the hungry.
A single steamer arriving from South America carried seven million dollars in wool and hides, illustrating how these commodities command enormous prices rather than signaling the ship's size.
The commentary notes an export surge as American hide and leather suppliers prepare shipments to Germany after trade restrictions ease. It questions whether Germany should receive the first supplies or if America should prioritize domestic needs.
The past week saw renewed push for the federal suffrage amendment. Minnesota’s legislature began session and ratified by a large majority. New Hampshire followed with a significant vote, boosting its doubtful status. Virginia did not ratify. The tally stands 16 to 3 in favor.
A collection of lighthearted vignettes from Bufle gossip column recounts small amusements and mishaps. Mickey Cody debates the world’s span while buying a Vietrola on installments. Charley Thompson and Ken Chamberlain chase a dropped dime. Pug Koogle and Sim Petters travel with Hew over from Trenpeck to play Scrabble in an airplane. Joe Kersey and Bill Armitage share birthday and cold remedies.
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