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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
10
A humorous mock editorial voice lampoons the editor and wedding notices, then shifts to a call for better food marketing and farming efficiency. It argues that rising population and scarce food will spur invention to increase per acre yields and reduce waste, urging open minds to new ideas.
The nation must reclaim waste lands and convert deserts and swamps to farming to add 6.3 million acres of cultivated area annually, equating to about 17,000 acres per day. Even with that, U S farmers must raise output per acre while nonfarmers waste less to curb food loss.
A critical reflection on consumer inflation and profiteering. Citizens roar at prices and buy regardless of need while price committees bluff and prosecutors threaten. Public anger dissipates as profiteers continue, leaving consumers worn and frustrated.
A voiceover-style fragment depicts a pet owner admonishing a dog’s aggressive outbursts and then yielding control of a severed bone. The scene centers on conflict and the animal’s behavior in a domestic setting.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain a small trial bottle of St. Jacobs Liniment from their druggist. It claims instant relief for neuralgia and other pains by rubbing the tender area, noting the liniment is harmless, non staining, and reliably stops pain in the face, head, or any body part.
Our old friend congress resumes duties with the people as masters. They have much to do including concluding the peace treaty with Germany and settling the league of Nations dispute. The speech hints at renewed effort for international arrangement and domestic duties.
Speech calls for eradication of the Mexico border dispute, ending profiteering with prison terms, deportation of Reds, and loyalty to American institutions. Urges decisive measures, less bluffing, and concrete results as Congress faces public demand. Reporter Advertising Always Pays.
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