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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
1
A columnist charges that war robbers looted billions with Republicans and Democrats implicated, predicting little chance of recovery or prosecutions. The piece argues voters should blame the Democratic party for wartime misdeeds and ongoing taxes, urging accountability as politics shift.
The Globe Democrat appears unconvinced by tariff opponents and argues imports profit margins from 1,000 to 5,400 percent. It cites primary results in Indiana Pennsylvania Illinois South Dakota and Oregon to claim Republican sentiment favors President Harding and Congress. Only 2 of 68 Republicans sought renomination, suggesting political misfortune for incumbents. Democrats stay quiet about primary outcomes, seeking to regain their political footing.
The piece argues Senator Reed criticizes former Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover and accuses him of wartime price fixing on wheat. It contends Reed aims to rally Democratic farmer voters in the August primary while implicitly blaming both Hoover and the late Democratic administration for wartime actions. The article suggests Republicans bear responsibility for Hoover’s conduct via Wilson era powers.
The piece argues that Sherman antitrust law is so elastic that forming "good" combines is allowed. Big interests are forming combines while claiming virtue. Oil and steel trusts are portrayed as dominating their trades with competition vanished and prices rising. It notes that party in power matters little as Morgans and Rockefellers prevail.
A fragmented quotation laments Europe’s reluctance to work abroad and predicts a quick drift toward similar attitudes at home. The speaker argues that fighting rather than working overseas could quickly become the norm, highlighting concern over national character and productivity.
The article criticizes a late Democratic administration for legalizing war grafts through the coat plan scheme. It argues the scheme served as a key exploit, allowing extensive looting and imposing long term taxpayer burdens to cover the steajings.
A reader notes Mr Gompers and his labor movement push wage increases raising living costs while remaining silent over impact on workers. The tongue in cheek critique frames concern about organized labor and inflation.
Woodrow Wilson plans to run the Democratic party in Missouri with allies including Mark Hanes. The report highlights party bosses and internal maneuvering shaping the campaign this year.
The remark argues for enduring republican ideals rooted in George Washington rather than monarchist notions associated with George V, praising long prosperity through liberty and independence and urging adherence to early American founding principles.
Fragmented account describes sheep and wool losses during winter from improper feeding on ranges near a creek. Garbled text mentions sheep herds, sheds, and poor grazing leading to bad wool quality and exposure to rain. Details are unclear but indicate hardship in winter feeding.
Harrisburg Pa sergeant major Howard Zimmerman of the Pennsylvania National Guard reports experiments suggesting a cockroach emits radio waves with a wavelength between one half inch and one inch. The work began in a bug infested barracks in Loremberg after postwar signals training, with other insects like moths and beetles noted as possessing varying wireless power.
An upper window showpiece in a wealthy Cologna home displays carved horse heads facing the street. Local tale says a mourning husband learned his wife’s horses vanished and later believed they carried her soul to heaven, leading to the creation of this strange memorial.
Mies Winnetta L. Stacks describes efforts to start music classes in settlement work at a Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Deaconess mission. A boy wished to play the flute. after his tooth hindered him, he pulled it with pliers and later blew notes resembling a flute, prompting community remarks about perseverance.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a financial or loan matter titled Jeune. Hed Gins Vel appears to be a name or ledger item. Readers should note possible account entries or transactions from the period.
United States Public Health Service scientists announce Pellagra is preventable and curable with adequate animal protein. Goldberger and Tanner detail that about forty grams daily of beef or milk protein prevents Pellagra, requiring more than simple milk or fat in a diet.
A Knoxville area planning committee considers highway work costing thousands per mile. Monroe township plans high school road projects affecting Madisonville central high school. A local contractor built a heat building at a cost around ten dollars to the bond of education under supervision of Professor Tow M. Murray.
J Jay KB Me cay of Cape May New Jersey organizes a salvage effort to recover the duahicone and piece of eight from a Spanish ship once sailing from the Spanish Main to New York. The vessel, reputedly plundered by pirates, reportedly sank off Turtle Out lateth century, driven by a gale.
Paint Rock Alabama Mrs C M Bt est recounts a recovery from three years of illness, severe weakness, and nervous depression after taking Cardul. She says six bottles restored appetite, sleep, and strength, preventing death, and endorses Cardul as a trusted tonic used by thousands of women for decades.
Miss Brickstroe plans to lure a southern Germany village into a human reclamation effort for displaced workers and former prisoners. She aims to repatriate thousands of war prisoners from Russia and Siberia, with help from a Swedish Red Cross deserter and other supporters. The plan envisions housing refugees in the village during the autumn and resettling those willing to stay.
The article recalls General Gorgas’s warning that yellow fever could travel with ships and crews between tropical Africa and the Americas. It notes how transit times in former days allowed fever to run its course, the potential of airplanes changing spread, and the need for strict port quarantines and efforts to clear yellow fever from South America.
A historical account discusses Pacific walrus migrations near Bering Sea and the impact of 1911 sealing on herd numbers. It notes international tensions, a 4 nation treaty among Russia Britain Japan and the United States, and ongoing efforts to regulate skin captures and protect the herd amid declining numbers.
The article reports Minnis, once known as Mingle Hawk of New York, underwent eye surgery at an American hospital. For seven years she struggled to distinguish day from night but recently regained vision after the operation leading to improved sight.
A damaged OCR line references a left eye and a vessel or person named Albert L. Hower with unclear terms. The readable bits mention timing, tubes, pale themes, and a merumend phrase, but the full event, action, or entities remain indiscernible. The fragment lacks coherent facts to confirm date, place, or outcome.
A garbled report from a New York telegraph office involves a dispute over payment and a questioned claim of ownership. The narrative mentions New Tekwas and Seite, with references to a figure named Palin and a New Tom Gulia, suggesting a dispute with multiple parties and unclear outcomes.
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