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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
4
The piece argues for Republican principles after World War I, condemns autocracy, and foresees a party realignment around government ownership versus tariff protection. It predicts clashes with Wilsonian Democrats over peace terms, economic policy, and civil liberties, urging immediate Republican unity.
The piece notes that farmers across the country punished the Democratic Party. It highlights northern resentment toward the administration over wheat price fixing at 2.40 dollars per bushel and southern control of Congress allowing cotton prices to move freely.
The Kaiser has abdicated and left for Holland to escape punishment. Germany is in turmoil and allied forces may need to maintain order. Our troops will remain until armistice terms are enforced and a non militaristic government is formed.
A reflective piece foresees global reconstruction and a shift from pagan rule to the Golden Rule. It contrasts domestic and foreign patriotism within a sanctum, praising measured goodness, statesmanship, and true righteousness over empty rhetoric.
The Republican party claimed a historic victory amid a campaign clash over war powers and democracy. The defeat of entrenched autocracy was framed as a verdict on whether a party in power could govern without accountability. The piece notes heavy opposition from southern states and a demand for free public opinion.
A playful Baltimore Sun quip riffs on fruit and dessert ethics with a tongue in cheek image of apple dumplings. The author notes a humorous scene that invites lighthearted reflection on desire and presentation.
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