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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented 1918 style reflection critiques wartime efficiency, rationing, and patriotic duty, arguing against government controls and urging thrift while criticizing politicians and labor actions. It notes Wilson, labor department opinions, and a telegraphers strike spreading nationwide as government policy faces scrutiny and public impact.
The passage argues that voters bear higher service costs and deficits while railroad and government expenses rise. It contrasts private ownership with ongoing political influence, notes sensational disclosures in the Senate, and recalls changing public sentiment on prohibition and Wilson as a political figure rather than a divine ally.
A damaged fragment reflects a public plea by President Wilson urging repeal of the baccoon wines and beers to aid wartime mobilization. The speech critiques opponents and aims to rally support for a homecoming with a strong political name while warning of societal dangers if repeal fails.
A dramatic scene described in the New York Times piece depicts a president with a pistol at the breast of the Senate demanding peace through congressional mediation. The article questions executive power and constitutional limits, noting the pistol is not loaded and debating where ultimate authority lies.
A distorted reminiscence portrays aging, vanity, and life spans, contrasting 65 years with 15 from a bygone era. An editor visits a dying merchant who never invested in advertising, noting his overdue newspaper subscription and the irony of impending obituary.
A fragmented OCR item notes a Japanese entreaty urging unity and remembrance of old Japan. The fourth day ceremony includes speeches and homage to national memory.
Fragmentary historical notes describe a dispute over West Springfield and the Morgan family roots linked to Junius Spencer Morgan. The piece discusses Quaker bonnet patterns, cultural expressions among Friends, and local tax settlements influenced by Quaker communities, with reflective commentary on authenticity and modern scrutiny.
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