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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
2
The note explains deadlines for advertisements and announces a Christmas break. It notes AP news use rights and stresses punctuality and to keep readers informed. It mentions newspaper staff taking a holiday and that the paper will not print after Christmas Eve until the following Monday.
The article notes 35,000 farm tractors now used in America replacing 41,900,000 horses and mules and 250,000 men. Tractors prepare ground and later cultivate and harvest food crops, boosting farm efficiency during labor shortages. It highlights the farmer’s shift from horse power to mechanized plowing and field work.
Short prose reflection on wartime lessons about distinguishing essential needs from non essential ones. Emphasizes anxiety for a major cause guiding sacrifices and simplifications in daily living. Notes restraint and clarity as outcomes of conflict.
The speaker reflects on postwar renunciation as a duty to aid suffering nations. He notes Americans traded luxuries during the war and urges continued frugality to avoid luxury now that victory is won. The goal is a simpler life that prioritizes humanity and self-sufficiency in Europe.
The piece lauds exemption boards for fair swift decisions during a tense period. It credits members with honesty fairness and patience while serving public duty and guiding young men with fatherly care. The public owes gratitude to these understated patriots.
The Bolshevik faction of Norway’s Socialist party has gained control since last spring. After Germany’s revolution concealment ended and leaders urged workers to form revolutionary arms bearing groups. They promised terror to push a minority Bolshevik dictatorship and set a revolution date depending on events in England. If England revolts, Norway follows. otherwise no move.
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