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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
A collage of social commentary contrasts marriage for money with true sympathy, notes that industrious effort eliminates loafers, and hints at suspicion toward poor girls in finery. The piece closes with a reflection on hitting morning expectations.
A poem predicts Harding will lose to Cox on November 2 as women rally for Cox aided by Uncle Sam. The verse urges voters to back Cox and notes women will participate at the polls.
An analysis contrasts League of Nations Article X with Republican platform claims on preventing war. It discusses how the Covenant binds members to respect territorial integrity and how the Council advises on means to fulfill obligations. The piece questions whether the Republican platform uses similar advisory language to avert conflict.
In a political appeal the text argues nations may exercise power to prevent war. It defines Power as the American armed forces used to deter conflict and promote peace. A pro League of Nations stance questions U S sovereignty and offers a $25,000 prize for proof by pro league figures.
Governor Cox says the United States will accept reservations that clarify and strengthen powers and limit overreach in the constitution. He argues that once the League of Nations is clarified and strengthened, it should be ratified by the U S Senate to guarantee world peace and stop wasting resources.
The piece condemns East Coast Republican tactics criticizing the League of Nations for claiming jurisdiction over traffic in women and children and drugs. It notes social groups pushed the clause, argues the misinterpretation rivals other GOP missteps, and suggests more people lose favor than gain it.
A fragment questions the fate of the traditional husband who once assisted with chores. It hints at a shift in roles and the difficulty of admitting weakness in a changing domestic dynamic.
A man focused on the coming canning season shows little concern for the fragile peach buds, implying practical priorities over minor botanic losses.
A seasoned player emphasizes restraint, noting that true skill lies in reading opponents and avoiding risky bets. He argues strategic silence can prevent giving away tells.
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