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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
1
The Hamburg Post Office records show Cowa Press Association subscription terms. Fremont and adjoining counties pay one year five dollars, other US zones two dollars and fifty cents, all payments in advance and allow paper to stop at end of paid period.
In London and Britain mass unemployment feeds hunger while aristocrats fund lavish nightlife. Meanwhile in Atlantic City a Dempsey Carpentier fight draws crowds willing to pay high prices, yet such spending ignores widespread hunger in the United States. The piece argues Americans cannot condemn English excess while neglecting their own unemployed.
A report describes ether as a tool to extract truth from a conscious subject by slight administration, provoking concern about its use by criminal elements and potential to induce panic among the population. It notes practical experiments showing a person under ether can answer questions and reveal secrets.
A columnist argues the country avoids financial panics despite factory slowdowns and layoffs. He praises democratic stability, compares lax alien laws, and notes strong belief in government and absence of nobility or aristocracy. The piece laments unrest but asserts enduring national cohesion.
A speech extols the United States as the fairest and most humanitarian government. It argues aliens freely seek opportunity, are not slaves, and possess the intellect to support the system. It dismisses anti immigration voices as foolish, noting only a few outsiders drift in.
A compact essay observes that conflict reveals fault on both sides. It lauds self mastery and warns against surrendering prerogatives for profit. The piece notes sympathy for a new graduate and for the spouse of a chronic grouch, who often pities themselves.
Reflections on thinking for oneself and reading, plus warnings about clever speech and ego. A scary note on a new liquid gas that could wipe out cities, and a quip about travel and stage attractions in Paris. The fragment ends with a pessimistic view of the world.
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