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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
2
Amid calls for firm action against crime and liquor traffic, leaders urge firmer enforcement and a harmonized federal relationship with state powers. A decisive settlement on prohibition, foreign relations, and national unity is framed as essential before the nation’s birthday.
The report credits Uncle Sam with creating top insurance salesmen amid wartime traffic of government policies. It notes how disabled veterans could reinstate government life insurance with favorable premiums and clauses. Many ex-service members left coverage after civilian life, seeking relief from wartime rules and costs.
The passage highlights Senator Harding as a strong supporter of measures to improve American agriculture. It notes his presidential campaigns stressed relief for farming, his speeches leading to official acts favoring farmers, and his role in reviving the War Finance Corporation, calling Congress into special session for emergency tariffs and Farm Loan Board funds. It credits him with legislative actions that aided producers and broadened markets, while calling for recognition of his contributions. It emphasizes his influence on policy and administration of subsequent reforms, asserting Americans should credit him for tangible outcomes in agricultural policy.
OCR read of a Harding era speech corruptly renders a claim about war and drafts. The readable fragments mention the president, World War II context, and Army General Hospital Colorado but lack coherent meaning. The piece hints at policy debate without clear facts or quotes.
The text condemns individuals labeled political prisoners and urges strict penalties for those harboring anti state sentiment. It asserts legality and order require loyalty above dissent, calling for continued confinement of dissidents and warning of consequences for those who oppose the government.
President Harding urged strict enforcement of federal liquor laws in a Denver address. He argued enforcement remains paramount, rejecting repeal and stressing state and local duties with federal backup if needed. He warned repeal would not end enforcement efforts and warned it could destabilize national policy.
A garbled speech fragment cites the president urging enforcement of the prohibition law with common sense votes. It warns that flouting the law harms the republic and disreputes the community, stressing equal enforcement under the Eighteenth Amendment.
A fragmented critique of foreign vessels in U S waters argues Britain violates law and equity by sending ships with liquor into U S territorial waters. It compares U S restraint with British apparent defiance and urges withdrawal of offending vessels.
An old advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used for over forty years to treat catarrh. It describes a two part remedy comprising a local ointment and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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