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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
1
The Reporter notes subscription rates with prepayment required and paper stops at expiration. It lists United States rates for standard zones and Fremont and adjoining counties, indicating one year at varying prices and advance payment terms.
The piece argues there are two citizen classes in any community. Constructive critics offer corrections and methods, while destructive critics complain without solutions. Officials welcome constructive input and teamwork to improve governance. It also discusses authentic piety and hints at gender roles and routine habits like waking late as humorously worth debating.
The piece extols the value of a loyal wife over flashy hustlers and old maids, praising mothers' influence, urging civic improvement, and noting Sunday reading in place of sports. It contrasts gender roles, calls for hometown progress, and highlights biblical reading as supreme inspiration for red blooded citizens.
A request to lay aside sports for an hour and attend church to hear the tale of a man whose achievements overshadow even famed athletic heroes. The message urges true sporting spirit by visiting a church service.
A string of satirical observations notes self praise in presidential ambitions and street corner lectures. It laments famine versus cold, jokes about feminization of work, and jokes that neighbors stay up late awaiting rest. Humor targets social pretensions and modern woes.
A local column riffs on weddings and politics with wry humor about Dan Cupid, high prices, and secretary of state fantasies. The piece jests that secrecy at the state department would be an open book and notes ongoing divorce decrees amid a busy courthouse climate.
A brash wager declares Ohio will deliver the next U.S. president, with a dare to stake or concede on the claim. The speaker vows the certainty of Ohio’s influence and invites others to test the assertion.
A satirical take on church sermons and contemporary bathing beauty photography in Sunday supplements. It notes how illustrated sections showcase young women in skin tight swimsuits, with emphasis on bare features, while joking about male bachelor dens and mistakenly invoking rural settings where horses and cows might object.
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