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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
10
The message praises Woodrow Wilson's presidency and a Democratic Congress, claiming lasting peace and prosperity. It credits Representative Guy T. Helvering for faithful work in the administration and asks voters to stand by the administration and reelect the Representatives responsible for the enacted legislation.
The article cites Charles M. Schwab saying most U S business is ordinary trade, not war orders. Department of Commerce data show an eight month export trade balance near 1.73 billion with a full year forecast above 2.5 billion, plus US creditor status abroad and broad prosperity across sectors under President Wilson.
The Jamestown Journal urges Buffalo advertisers to skip publishing help wanted ads. It cites a local labor shortage and says withholding such ads would ease the job market strain for Jamestown manufacturers.
A London Chronicle excerpt notes Albanians boil equal parts eggs and onions for three hours daily over ten days. The eggs are pricked to absorb onion juice, becoming very hard, then eaten in large portions with olive oil, followed by a craving for more.
The Leeward islands are named for being less exposed to the northeast trade wind, while the Windward islands gain fame from being the most exposed to these winds among the Lesser Antilles.
Mary Fales of Philadelphia argues democracy hinges on re electing Wilson and warns against voting for Hughes. She frames Wilson as the savior guiding the nation through hard times in a Single Tax influenced context. The New York Evening Post editorials are cited on Hughes Roosevelts, with a light interlude from the St. Louis Post Dispatch about a child and a pretend teacher.
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