War Boasts and Political Debate Roanoke Rapids Editorial
A 1919 Roanoke Rapids column surveys postwar politics. It critiques leadership prospects of Borah, Lodge, and Hearst while praising the idea of strong figures, references Wilson, Cleveland, and Roosevelt, and notes wartime rail and telephone service concerns amid Republican and Democratic party dynamics. The piece mocks Bolshevik and Burlesonian fantasies and pokes at government ownership debates in Europe and the United States.
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Cummins
Lodge
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
McAdoo
Marshall
Daniels
Roosevelt
Wilson
Sun
Blaine
Tilden
Cleveland
Jackson
Ure
Treasury Department
Coors Democratic Party
Grover
Europe
New York
McKinley
Republican
Democratic Party
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Death of Party Leader Hopes Falter in Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun comments on the death of a party leader and the vacuum left by Roosevelt and Hughes. It notes both parties face years of division and a lack of dominating figures, signaling uncertainty for the political landscape Ahead of a possible leadership contest and new era in national politics.
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Balti- Sun
Roosevelt
Hughes
Calotabs Sanctioned As Best Cold Remedy
Doctors claim Calotabs curb colds fast and soothe sore throats with a single nightly tab. The modern purified calomel is sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents, with druggist guarantees and refunds if not satisfied.
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