Decline in Prices Prompts National Debate and Isolation
The piece critiques the 1920 election shift under Wilson era policies, noting Democratic losses and Republican gains. It critiques labor unions and Gompers, warns of limited Southern consideration under Harding, and argues isolation damages global goodwill while urging cooperation with allies and a united Senate for postwar peace.
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Mr. Harding
White House
Senate
France
Germany
Harding
Johnson
Borah
Wood
Hard Times and Hope Across the Sixties to Wilson Era
Veterans reflect on Civil War hardships to argue resilience in hard times today. They urge work, thrift, and patience while critiquing economic woes, politics, and President Wilson, who bears blame for diverse national ills and public despair.
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Argus
South
Commerce News
Butts county farmers fare better than many counties
The piece praises Butts county farmers for a fair cotton crop averaging three to four bales per plow, notes others in the state did worse, and urges gratitude and hard work while critiquing corporate power and cost to common people. It also lauds campaigner Jimmie Cox and recalls a war loan fundraising poster on a birthday.
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Butts County
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J. Doyle Jones
Organ Butts County
City OF
Forein Advertising
THE
American Press Association
W. J. Bryan
Wilson
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Burleson
Houston
Williams
Gompers
Party of the People
Atlas
Pelion
Ossa
Mexico
N. L. Wiilet
Augusta Chronicle
Emblem of
Satifacton
Buick
C. B. Factery
Flint
Michigan
Jimmie” Cox
Congress
Eustace
Tory of Sion
Liniment
Sloan’s
Georgia
Census Bureau
Aoe
Bureau of Census
Municipal League
Municipal League of Georgia
Connally
Atlanta, Ga
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