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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
2
Subscription rates for Fremont and adjoining counties set at one year eight dollars with other zones in United States at one year in advance. Paper stops at expiration of time paid for. published by Fred W Hill, publisher and Jasi A Johnson, associate editor.
A press dispatch argues against a proposed new hundred million dollar French loan to the United States says Paris spends lavishly while neglecting France's rehabilitation. It urges America to refuse the loan and instead use funds domestically, highlighting a lack of patriotic effort in wartime and peacetime reconstruction.
Public attention grows as a New York banker sues for divorce claiming another man is father of his wife’s child. The wife defends her name and her child’s legitimacy amid alleged deeper adultery by the banker under an assumed name. She promises to prove the claim.
A column quotes criticism of a prominent banker now viewed with suspicion and potentially relocating abroad. It cites 4,300,000 idle workers in Europe and asks why Americans remain idle, blaming disruptions and urging accountability. The piece condemns those sabotaging the economy and warns that excessive idle ness weakens the nation.
The piece argues crime is rising in cities and may spill into country districts. It urges a decisive crackdown, stating an iron fist should meet every thief who invades rural territory. It warns against letting unwelcome guests linger and calls for migrants to be kept moving.
The president urged nations to show their cards, but observers insist old world diplomacy makes open cards impossible. The piece notes European duplicity as a barrier to total transparency and humorously imagines a Chinese wall isolating the United States, warning comical decks would brim with aces.
President Harding, echoing President Wilson, is appointing literary men to diplomatic posts. The remark suggests a shift toward literary figures in diplomacy and implies a departure from previous norms.
A collection of aphoristic lines about hunger, truthfulness, trust, and public life. It notes that hunger is relentless, faults reveal value, and trust is fragile. Warnings about reform, gossip, and the need for fresh perspectives are interwoven with wry commentary on politics and society.
A reflective quip notes a dull sermon may bore, yet a squeaky choir voice can awaken interest. It observes that every man knows to attend to his own affairs, and only a few actually do so.
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