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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
4
A wartime rallying call urges global workers to fund and ship medicines and medical equipment to Soviet Russia. It highlights dire shortages due to Allied blockades, urges unity with Russian workers, and promotes a Soviet health system as a model while calling for donations via a Soviet Russia Medical Appeal Committee.
Comrades trumpet strong support from Kansas City and Leavenworth for The Teller and its premiums, with orders pouring in for extra copies. Readers are urged to share trial subs, spread the cause through pamphlets like Soviet Labor Code and Strangling American Workers, and note Spanish comrades helping broaden reach while referencing wartime democracy debates and a Deer Island deportation story.
A fragmented excerpt discusses a World War I era leaflet campaign. It contrasts communist and Christian messages, notes factory life and class struggles, and argues that the Gospel fails to solve labor oppression. It cites sermons, ads, and references to Christ and a Great Administrator.
An extensive catalog of political and socialist works with prices and bulk order discounts. Titles include Marx Engels Lenin Debs and Kautsky. The list promotes class struggle education through affordable volumes and study courses, urging readers to read think learn weekly.
A reflective note from Jack Thurston ponders wealth beyond money and the mind’s sustenance. He recalls solitude in the woods and contrasts wild freedom with prison bars, ending with a promise of continuation next week.
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