Uncle Sam as World Helper and the Call for Voting Duty
An unapologetic defense of U S global aid from 1914 to postwar years, praising Uncle Sam while warning that low voter turnout risks democracy. It cites wartime loans, the need to vote, and warns that minority rule could push America toward socialism or communism. The piece argues citizens must cast ballots to preserve democracy and prevent chaos.
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Invitations to chicken dinners spark public praise
A Reader's Digest era governor Henry Horner tale recalls sharing crackers with FDR at a 1933 Midwest luncheon. The columnist notes many invitations arrive but cannot be at every event, promising to stay on the hook and publicize news.
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Mail Order Insurance and the Bank Bust Tale
A humorous reminiscence about mail order insurers failing to answer questions and a bank collapse tale. Rastus eyes his savings as a cashier shuts the window and proclaims the bank broke, prompting a loud rebuke and a laugh at the misfortune.
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