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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
4
An editorial discusses socialism in the United States as a practical, formative force in politics. It contrasts socialism with official policies while arguing it exposes extravagance and misused property claims. The piece notes socialism marks radical dissatisfaction and serves as a constraint on excessive political tendencies.
The speaker notes the 26th is Thanksgiving and praises Teddy's bond endorsement to replenish the treasury. He asserts American resources are boundless and stresses the public will to support ongoing policies, urging no opposition at the ballot box.
The piece analyzes socialism as a political current, noting it shapes discontent with the status quo. It contrasts German French English socialist currents, cites leaders and congress at Stuttgart, and argues for cautious opposition to radical change while praising Taft and Bryan and warning against monopoly and corruption in U.S. politics.
The piece notes multiple candidates for speaker of the house and chief clerk. It stresses qualification and capability, urging nominees to feel secure they are the right people for the demanding roles and responsibilities. It mentions two well suited for speaker and a similar number for chief clerk in the author's view.
The Lincoln Star praises the Plattsmouth Journal but argues the Journal is optimistic rather than gloomy. The Star contends the paper remains hopeful despite political turmoil and debauchery in parties, asserting steadier faith in mankind.
The Lincoln Herald vows to guard against what it calls a new order of legislative reform. It warns incoming lawmakers to avoid partisan machine politics and to work for the people, signaling readiness to oppose perceived self serving actions.
Congressman Pollard, once a long serving member, announces retirement from the House after years of service. The veteran legislator, who has backed key economic and defense bills, plans to return to private life and focus on local public affairs.
An advertisement touts Dean's Regulats at 25 cents per box as a remedy for a lazy liver causing dyspepsia and constipation. It claims to correct the liver, tone the stomach, and cure constipation, promising whole-body strengthening.
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