Reconstruction Must Begin Now For Europe And America
An editorial argues twelve months after the Armistice the rebuilding of war torn Europe is far from finished. It urges the United States to lead large scale reconstruction, focusing on life repair, not just physical debris, and stresses work as the cure for poverty and disorder. It warns employers to negotiate with workers and recalls soldiers who fought for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Comerford
Europe
Warstricken
Frince
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Russia
France
Yrelig
America
Pottsdam
Holland
Alles
Mille
Fibel
Wxnoldiers
Weaturn Newspaper Union
Archaeacon Madden’s street duel of faith and defiance
The London Post recounts Archaeacon Madden recounting a split scene where a Roman Catholic and a Protestant woman fought in the street. He allegedly rebuked the Protestant for obeying his command to confront the other woman and referenced scripture in a tense exchange about piety.
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London Post
Room humor from an Iplah school inspector exchange
An inspector asks a pupil about latitude and the boy replies with a jest that the government will not allow latitude, due to no latitude being permitted. The tale highlights a playful misunderstanding and local humor.
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Omart
Iplah
Philosophy of Greasewood Flats Essence
The piece muses on government representation and public trust, contrasting the roles of people and politicians. It questions luck versus pluck in success and ponders wood alcohol demand and lumber prices. It ends with a quip about overcoats and bears.
A Conductor's Prayer and Colds Warning
A Holiness weekly recounts an annual meeting where Elder G. B. Stewart led a prayer for railroad men and families, praising divine guidance for their work and safety. It also warns why colds are dangerous, advising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted relief.
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Fort Scott
G. B. Stewart
South
Law Exchange
George Stewart
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E. Richard Shipp
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Jin
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Kemmerer Market
Frontier Supply Co
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
Diamondville
Tel
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Glencoe
John Scott
Wyoming
Columbia Club Sweetshop
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