Subscription rates in and out of county noted
The notice lists various subscription terms with prices and durations. It specifies out of county subscriptions must be paid in advance and includes terms for one year and six months, both in and out of county, with amounts shown in dollars.
Tribute to Wilson as intellectual giant in perilous era
A reader exposes a rich tribute to Woodrow Wilson from The Christian Century noting his eight years in power, wartime leadership, and enduring literary genius. It weighs Wilson's intellect, English mastery, and moral vision against harsh political opposition and the fate of the League of Nations.
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Wilson
Wilton
Mr. Wilson
Taft
Harding
Joseph Collins
Col. Harvey
North American Review
Collins
Jove
Lincoln
America
Bresvest
Keynes
Peace Council
Mr. Keynes
Paris
Colonel Roosevelt
Major McKinley
Mr. Cleveland
White House
Jefferson
Germany
Mt. Vernon
England
Europe
United States
George Gilfillan
Stanton
William Howard Taft
Africa
Versailles
American Finances. So Much For the Cause. Was Not the Occasion of Mr. Wilson
Washington
League of Nations
Wileck
Senate
Willson
Mr. Harding
League
Harding Campaign Promise Reported From Des Moines
The dispatch describes Warren G. Harding during the 1920 campaign as he faced the nation and clarified positions on key issues at Des Moines Iowa. The piece notes the long nomination process and public expectations as he appears poised to lead.
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Big Dalles
Warren G. Harding
United States
Harding
Des Moines
Iowa
New Mistress of the White House Said to Impress Washington
Washington gossip credits Edith Roosevelt’s daughter Alice with bringing a modern edge to the White House. The piece notes her cigarette use and bridge playing while describing Mrs. Nicholas Longworth as a striking Washington figure who must be seen in social circles.
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Fordson
Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres
Washington
White House
Courier Journal
Executive Mansion
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Editor defends fairness amid war criticism and misrepresentation
The New Albany editor rebuts a Democrat editorial accusing Republicans of wartime conduct. The paper demands correction for a false Republican-printed statement and defends fourteen years of fair coverage. Also advertised is an 188 acre farm for sale with timber, sugar maple, near Bradford and New Albany, inquire at the office.
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The
Democrat
Corvdan Republican
Republican
Pike
Bradford
New Albany
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