Banner of Nations vs Stars and Stripes in Maine Voice
A political editorial contrasts a cartoon showing Democrats courting the League of Nations with a pledge of unwavering patriotism. The writer urges Mainers to rally behind Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge, proclaiming the Star of Maine as the guiding emblem.
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Fragmented Romantic Advice From a Quoted Piece
A reader asks why advice seems freely given and notes a shocking idea. The text contrasts a romantic bride discovering a lover’s limits with a tired mother's view that true vacation comes when children are in school.
Candidate platform promises two hour workday sweep
A fragment quotes a political idea praising a two hour workday and argues a candidate will sweep the country with such a platform. It contrasts success with responsibility and uses a farmer and hen analogy to critique practicality.
Republican platform outlines tariff, taxation and labor aims
The document argues for a protective tariff to shield American workers and farmers from cheap international labor, backs a fair tax system with a state tax commission, and supports direct primaries, education funding, and reform of labor laws, with focus on Indian lands, flood protection, road funding, and state land management.
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Facts About Woman Suffrage Across States and Ratification
A survey lists states voting on woman suffrage, noting ratified and not ratified statuses. It cites 29 states ratified with party splits, mentions 11 special sessions by Democrats and 16 by Republicans, and names categories of states rejected or not yet ratified.
Candidate Cox under fire as hypocritical front runner
The piece cites criticism from the New York Tribune calling Cox the smallest and cheapest major party presidential nominee with mock morality and shifting arguments. It notes Mary Garrett Hay and the Tribune aim to defeat Senator Wadsworth and mentions potential Secretary of War material. It also contrasts a man losing fifty dollars in poker with a man who “wolfs” when his wife pockets five dollars.
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