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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
The Fort Wayne editorial notes the new milk ordinance prepared by the city health board after consulting authorities. It calls the measure the most far reaching in Fort Wayne, aimed at protecting the milk supply and ensuring consumers get value, with political factors noted and enforcement hoped to reveal true milk quality for children.
At the Northern Baptist convention in Indianapolis a resolution urged the United States to join with other nations in the world court to promote peace and prevent war. The statement reaffirmed faith in humanitarian aims and urged government cooperation to secure enduring world peace, echoing calls from years past and critiquing foreign policy rhetoric.
A vigorous campaign led by the Retailers' Association opposes the tariff bill as unfair to consumers and merchants. The piece argues that higher prices borne by retailers will hit customers, cites plate glass rates benefiting a trust, and calls for expert, evidence-based tariff policy rather than political favoritism. It notes Republican papers' protests and urges compressing protectionism through expert boards.
The text debates attitudes toward a possible partnership with the Soviet government and foreign influence in American media. It questions consent by citizens, criticizes demagogy, and invokes references to Hughes and Wilson, urging clearer stance on international relation debates and restraint from stirring hatred in the press.
The article notes four Minnesota women active in politics amid Democratic Party support. It emphasizes rising recognition for women in public life and hints at their potential candidacy for the U.S. Senate.
The piece surveys women’s limited reach in Congress versus rising profiles in state politics. It highlights Dirway Olsson as a notable exception and notes growing Republican and Progressive dissatisfaction. It suggests a possible Senate challenge after March 4, 19ts, with strong emphasis on economic principles and tireless advocacy.
The article reports on Democratic leaders considering the promulgation of party principles and a push for stronger congressional government, including a declaration against the rule of minority ad stalemate. It discusses the potential impact on party unity and forthcoming elections.
The piece argues that the dominance of mediocrity in the Democratic party stems from seniority rules and party leadership. It criticizes unknown political figures and the neglect of merit, contrasting it with genuius and warning of the consequences for republican responsibility.
The election frame centers on pro treaty alignment versus De Valera followers with Labour, Independence, and others vying for influence. Key figures and party dynamics shape the outcome as leaders weigh future governance under possible British oversight and a republican presidency awaiting clarity from declarations and conventions.
Chief Justice Taft, while staying in England, aims to maintain good taste in his Pilgrims speech. He seeks a peaceful example for U S and British relations, avoiding overt signs of pomp while urging decorum and unity.
A World article critiques Republican strategy as the Tribune mocks panic over tariff talks and Treasury policies. It argues that Congress and the administration risk stagnation without decisive leadership, warning the country faces a dull, compromised path if current leaders persist.
Letter to the editor defends Woodrow Wilson as war president, contrasting his aloofness with Lincoln and Roosevelt. The writer argues Wilson’s heart and patriotism justify his actions, defending isolation as a personal trait yet praising his decisions during wartime. The piece cites Walter Page and Franklin Lane and references the Public Ledger editorial on Wilson.
Poem fragment by Martha Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi. Explores memory and desire tied to scents across seasons. Distinct personas weigh fragrances that awaken love, memory, and life across April May and fall, with a focus on fragrance as a transcendent force.
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