Newspapers and Commerce In the Nation's Depression Debate
The article argues newspapers did not cause inflation or deflation but lambasted profiteers and urged balanced buying. It notes bankers restricted credit to curb extravagance, warns against a prolonged strike on buying, and calls for moderate purchasing to sustain business. It also reflects on Germany's role in Europe and questions America’s aid and religious liberty.
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British Press Aids Starving European Children Aid Drive
The London Daily Telegraph runs a full page urgent appeal for Europe’s starving children, contrasting Britain’s coal strike impact with ongoing hunger in famine areas. The report notes British media generosity may exceed that of American outlets while detailing toilers, missing limbs, and ragged barefoot children in illustration.
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An Ecumenical Stand on Sunday Observance and a Jungle Republic Fable
A Baptist conference report in Philadelphia urges non coercive Sunday worship and humane laws. The piece presents a fable where jungle animals form a republic, pass strict laws, and falter under judicial overreach, ending in an anarchic state. The tale contrasts lawful restraint with arbitrary enforcement and notes U S coffee and tonnage figures.
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