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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1920
Page
6
The Tarentum (Pa.) Telegram editorial extols newspaper advertising as essential to business success. It argues ads reach more people, build confidence, and supplement word of mouth, noting its role in war drives and national campaigns. It warns merchants to invest in print ads and view the newspaper as the era’s greatest merchandising force.
A long argument arguing against exhuming and repatriating U S World War I dead from Flanders fields. It cites mothers and fathers, veterans like Myrtle Stinson, and the dangers of mixing remains. It contends graves there are properly marked and cared for, and transporting bodies risks misidentification.
The American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico appeals to the U S public for immediate relief to quake and eruption victims in Vera Cruz and Puebla. A relief committee led by George T Summerlin will collect funds for medicines blankets and clothing for direct distribution to the needy.
At the American Designers and Foremen's Association convention in New York, officials predict men’s clothing costs will rise 30 percent in spring and 60 percent in fall. Reduced hours and higher wages have boosted production costs, with over 100 percent increase since the armistice.
The Red River boundary dispute draws attention from Justice Department aides as oil rich land along the Texas Oklahoma border becomes valuable. Oklahoma backs the government claim while Texas argues the river’s old course. The case involves American Indian rights and Uncle Sam as guardian.
The quote labels the League of Nations as a gentlemen's agreement among Allied capitalists and imperialists to exploit global peoples and resources without interfering with each other. It frames the League as a tool for power and profit rather than a peacekeeping body.
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