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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1918

Page

4

Christmas Peace and War News From New Ulm

A New Ulm Review column reflects on Christmas 1918 amid WWI. It laments war's toll, honors soldiers in Flanders, and critiques U.S. Russia policy while urging support for Russian democracy and restraint against aiding autocratic forces. It also notes editorials targeting political figures and stresses national unity.

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Reconstruction program for postwar Britain urged by Labor Party

The article argues for a comprehensive postwar social order led by the Labor Party, outlining four pillars: universal national minimum, democratic control of industry, reform of national finance, and surplus wealth for the common good. It warns against returning to old capitalist structures and calls for planned cooperation to protect workers, with emphasis on unemployment concerns after demobilization and the need for public policy to prevent degradation of life. It also critiques wartime governance and notes Canadian mail restrictions on foreign newspapers.

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Editor’s deathbed quip about circulation spectacle

The spoof turns on a dying editor claiming the largest circulation while under medical care. It parodies newspaper vanity and exaggerates ego in a playful, clipped tone referencing St Peter Herald and other papers. The humor centers on self interest and media grandiosity.

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