Rats and Capitalist Plague Hide Slum Epidemics
A workers’ pamphlet argues that rats fleas and dirt are direct products of Capitalism. It links slum living to epidemics crime and prostitution and calls for workers to join the Communist Party to end the capitalist system and its diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iitaliam
Tralia
Father Jerger
Sydney
Purdy
Church of England
Glebe
Arabia
Jesus
Communist Party
Fragmentary wartime protest rhetoric echoes through damaged text
The readable fragments reference war, bombing, and a call to action against imperial powers. Mentions of England and violence surface amid garbled phrases, indicating a period voice reacting to conflict and oppression. The exact source details remain unclear due to corruption.
To the Children of the Sunday Schools Rallying Call
A Communist pamphlet urges young readers to recognize class oppression and join the working class in defending education and liberty. It frames wealth owners as fearful of educated youth and calls for organizing, inviting peers to attend school meetings and spread the message of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banat
Ley
Empire Day quotes spark capitalist critique in a chaotic screed
A fragmentary editorial voice attacks “imperialist press” and capitalist spokesmen on Empire Day. It derides Corrittiuhism and monarchy, calls for exile of dissenters, and mocks public figures including A Bruntnell and Sir Walter Wright as symbols of servile patriotism. The piece reads like a deranged paste of names and venom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Just Ass
Empire
Russia
Mgt
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England
Henry Labouchere
Ssa
Wissa
Gilis
Glaoe
Tel Gt Bngtiad
Les
Laord
M’ethone
Mr. Nison
A. Bruntnell
Walter
Scott Fell
M.L.A
British Empire
Wright
Archbishop Wright
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