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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
3
In a 1920s style campaign speech Warren G. Harding argues recovery from postwar turmoil requires sobriety, work, thrift, and persistence. He warns high wages mean little if living costs rise and calls for economic normality through increased efficiency and price control.
A political appeal urging coordinated government and consecration to the Constitution. The speaker criticizes the President for bypassing the Senate, warns against betrayal of national sovereignty, and calls for a strong navy air power and army as essential to American defense and civilization.
The essay urges voluntary military training in schools and camps, arguing it strengthens national defense without military enslavement of Europe. It calls for broad public support, warns against class warfare, and stresses that wage levels alone do not measure compensation while urging persistent national unity and merit over privilege.
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