Misleading Critics Claim Tariff Drives Higher Prices
The piece argues against vilifying farmers and claims price hikes are driven by profiteering interests and political motives. It contends tariffs only modestly raise duties while consumer costs soar due to intermediary markups and strategic blame on farmers.
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Women Vote for Thrift Amid Government Waste
The piece argues American women favor thrift over extravagance, criticizing the Wilson administration while praising Harding’s debt repayment. It claims debt reduction cuts government waste and taxes by about $40 per family, urging women to vote for thrift this election.
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Safeguard of American Working Men Debate Tariff Policy
A column argues European propaganda opposes a protective tariff, aided by international bankers and free traders, claiming tariffs would hurt Europe more than America. It cites President Harding on tariff necessity and asserts the U.S. must protect its own industries and workers to maintain employment and a healthy economy.
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Women Joining the Parties and the Case for Alignment
The piece argues that women should join one of two major parties to avoid wasting votes. It warns that voting independent or for the enemy harms shared ideals, noting parties embody lasting programs beyond individual candidates. It urges alignment with the party advancing the reader’s principles.
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