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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
The piece urges intelligent patriotism through informed citizenship, service beyond lip service, and active participation in American life. It stresses knowing America, supporting its ideals, and defending minority rights while resisting Bolshevik influence and majority tyranny.
A compact excerpt proclaims steadfast loyalty to the United States, its democracy and freedoms. It references Washington Lincoln and the Minute Men as ideals, urging unwavering dedication to safeguarding the nation’s standards with religious humility and public resolve.
The passage contemplates restraints protecting the weak as a core of Americanism. It notes the world’s sadness and America’s imperfect state, yet asserts the enduring foundation of God stands firm and unlikely to be shaken. The tone blends patriotic reflection with religious assurance.
A concise line praises a figure for teaching and living high truths, noting his consistency between preaching and practice as described by Armstrong.
President Harding pledges full support to the federal railway labor board as unions threaten a strike on July 1 over wage and job decisions. The dispute centers on wage adjustments under the transportation act and the board’s rulings amid pressure from union leaders and rail executives.
Mrs. Fred Miner of Bar 102 Churubusco New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from years of female troubles and difficulties conceiving. The letter praises the medicine's safety and urges others with similar ailments to try it.
The editor relays an incident where a visitor lingered, knocked paste pots, and left, raising fears of possible violence. He abandons an editorial on a militant press with courage of its convictions. The editor muses that matrimony would be fine if fools stayed out of it.
A proverb-like remark notes that pursuing every chance to grow rich can keep a person financially stuck. The quote highlights caution about chasing every opportunity and favors prudent, selective investments.
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