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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues Mexico repeats old conflicts with the United States after the war. It criticizes Francisco Villa and Mexican leaders for hostility toward the Monroe Doctrine, seek for power, and reliance on distraction while American troops remain ready.
The passage reflects a critical view of U S conduct in 1916 arguing that a decisive action abroad would have easier established governance than current watchful waiting. It contends that bold intervention would have reduced imperial ambitions and parallels to the Philippines in shaping a new government.
The Debs followers and the Kaiser share a belief in using terror to force compliance. The writer notes that the Huns have not terrorized recently, but their actions highlight the need to address their class decisively. The piece argues for treating such threats summarily.
The piece discusses Wall Street having early access to treaty details, the push to publish the treaty in the congressional record, and the partisan debate surrounding the disclosure. It recalls past leaks from December 1916 and notes Congress investigated rumors but found nothing substantial, while highlighting market astuteness.
The piece discusses how gaining public understanding versus secrecy shapes approval of policy. It notes Austria hesitantly follows Germany on peace terms, praises fourteen paragraph gospel as clarifying, and mocks the shift from publicity to secrecy under officials like House while warning of broad price and land value shifts and ongoing wheat progress despite weather.
Polk county plans dual Fourth of July events in Stromsburg and Shelby with large anticipated crowds. The article notes growing attendance and mentions Mr. Taft as a speaker representing the league of nations at future school and Sunday School picnics.
Harry Loughman and younger brother Steve, both U.S. Army veterans, reunite in Paris after two years apart. Harry, among the first 1 000 Yanks to reach France and captured in action, becomes a peace conference guard. Steve, who lied about his age to enlist, also served in Luxemburg and later met in Paris before returning home.
A year long committee report in England exposes widespread unqualified practice by traveling quack dentists. Pairing a knowledgeable operator with a canvasser, they extract sound teeth and push care on laborers, worsening proletarian dental decay and neglect.
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