P. A. smoking ads and Bolshevik critique in one issue
An old Wichita Beacon excerpt runs a cigarette promotion for P A cigarettes claiming no tongue bite or parch with their exclusive process. The piece then shifts to a political-ideological column denouncing Bolsheviki revolution and urging public action to curb profiteering, followed by local notes from Kiowa County about car mishap injuries and community news including street repairs, business visits, and newspaper subscriptions.
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American Revolution Talk Amid Economic Strain
A discussion notes that revolutions might arise if profiteers are not curbed yet emphasizes that America’s government remains strong. It contrasts with Russia where early anti czarist efforts gave way to a second, more dangerous upheaval driven by various factions.
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