An American View On Ancestry Pride And Public Duty
An essay discusses pride in ancestry and its limits, noting how colonial histories include flawed origins. It argues for equality and labor dignity, critiques political acts and Prohibition-era attitudes, and comments on League of Nations support and Iowa state politics. It blends reflections on heritage with contemporary policy debates.
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Australia
America
Virginia
Boston
The Bolshevist Plan for a Dated Ticket Economy
A Bolshevist describes a currency system using daily earning tickets that expire in 48 hours. No money accumulation allows no capital, and home ownership would be impractical under such a dated, nontransferable currency scheme. The speaker argues about chaos and order under Bolshevik governance.
Lowden G. O. P. Boom Signals National Interest
Fragmentary OCR reports hint at a National political surge for Lowden with Republicans observing rising momentum. The text is unclear about dates or concrete events, but mentions expectations of events and reactions within party circles.
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