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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter lists subscription terms for Fremont and adjoining counties with one year rates in the United States. Subscriptions are always in advance and papers stop at expiration of time paid for.
A commentary argues Americans should avoid foreign bonds as risky and unreliable. It notes past German marks investments failed to rise to par and points to seven billion dollars owed by European governments. The piece urges domestic investment as the sounder choice amid global financial instability.
A reflective column contrasts leaders choosing candidates with voters guiding the process, urging public pressure to shape campaigns. It muses on King Tut and respect for the dead, social behavior, skeletons of the past, charity, ambition, and the dangers of quick judgment and violence, peppered with aphorisms and local observations.
Secretary of State Hughes states a frank policy toward Europe, condemning war profiteers and urging nonintervention. The assertive stance suggests the United States will oppose meddling that could spark further conflict. Washington emphasizes protecting plain people and avoiding entanglements that benefit financiers during wartime.
The editor likens strong minds to a bright light drawing active insects and urges leadership to forge ahead. He predicts this Congress will make history and undertake constructive work, urging voters to support decisive action and improvement.
A brief, satirical note declares that everyone wants taxes cut but each wants his own tax cut first. It urges readers to complete Christmas shopping before Christmas to avoid last minute prices and crowds.
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