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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
4
A critical piece surveys a magazine story urging workers to imagine themselves as kings in disguise to cope with low wages and harsh bosses. It argues this mindset masks systemic exploitation, warns against daydreams of royalty, and asserts the virtue of honest labor within capitalism.
The piece discusses a heated Mexican presidential race with Gen. Obregon vs. Gen. Gonzales and Bonillas backed by Carranza. It cites U.S. capitalist interests pressuring a favorable outcome and alleges government machinery, spies, and clerks influencing support. If Obregon loses unfairly, supporters warn violence could follow. others doubt intervention will occur.
A chaotic wartime style appeal urges distribution of leaflets for Soviet Toiler. Comrade names from Morgantown to Liverpool push subscriptions, noting orders, sums, and regional support. The piece portrays a mobilization for propaganda and fund raising across multiple towns and states.
Comrade Me l Nutt of Tacygne Kons reviews The Teller issue, praising contents like The Black Sheep and Soviet Labor Tuws while noting subscription value. The piece lists contributors and totals, ending with a reported overall amount of 4.55 in total parchment costs.
A bizarre auction notice from December 25 1920 at the residence in National Capital Washington DC lists items from an injunction set to a 59 year old elephant to political relics and party paraphernalia. The notice mocks Democratic and Socialist themes and markets relics as junk while inviting all to bid.
A historic political report notes Obregon appears to command a majority with popular backing. It suggests possible upheaval if rival factions rally, as Carranza flips from Gonzales to backing Bonillas, who has emerged as Obregon's main opponent. Developments may still alter the outlook.
Fragmentary letter page text advocates punishment for profiteers in war finance and criticizes conscription methods. Mentions Liberty Loans and the Red Cross, and names James Pointing and Medulin Missouri amid partisan commentary.
Readers urged to bring old postage stamps or envelopes to the Teller office or call Harvard 363 with offers. note two language segments inviting collectors to visit or contact the newspaper for arrangements and prices.
The piece argues ignorance as mankind’s enemy and urges workers to gain power through science and proletarian literature. It promotes reading revolutionary material to understand the world from a producer’s view and to unite against the master class. All power to the workers through knowledge.
A weekly catalog lists numerous political and socialist works with prices and bulk offers. Titles include Debs books, Marxist texts, Engels, Lenin, Dietzgen, Plechanoff, Kautsky, and other authors. Offers show per copy prices, bulk discounts, and 5 or more quantity terms for many items.
A two week study at farmer Riley near Marcellus Michigan details psychic phenomena and a skeptic’s balanced testimony. The author excludes physical agency, catalogs manifestations from rapping to materialized forms, and surveys conditions, tests, and conclusions.
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