Political Preachers and the Church in Public Life
The Chief condemns pulpit political use and urges readers to study Judge Jeremiah Black's wartime letter on Christianity and democracy. It criticizes Volstead with constitutional questions, opposes tariff protection as class legislation, and discusses immigration, labor, and Neff’s school funding remarks.
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Cause of low mood blamed on deflation and policy
The article cites Congressional debate on farm price declines from 1920 to 1921, alleging Baruch, the Federal Reserve Board, and deflation policies under President Wilson harmed agriculture. It critiques Fort Worth Star-Telegram for avoiding the issue while urging scrutiny of officials like Hailey, Callaway, Morris Sheppard, Pat Neff, and Garner in shaping Democratic governance.
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Wardly Ever Felt Fit Says Thomas After Tanlac Benefit
Thomas, owner of Thomas Meat Market on Chestnut Street, claims Tanlac restored his health after a year of poor appetite, weight loss, and insomnia. He reports gaining weight, renewed energy, and improved digestion following the regimen, praising Tanlac as the cause. He states he would verify the claim to skeptics.
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