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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
4
The piece criticizes Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman along with about 200 other radicals likely seeking refuge in Russia. It labels them as anti labor and argues for preserving traditional home life and discipline, warning against extreme leftist ideas and broad social change.
The poem mocks anti-communist rhetoric as the speaker insists banks and saved money guard society. It defends traditional suburban values and warns against radical ideas while praising stability and home life. Strong wordplay critiques loud agitators.
Opinionated editorial argues against abolition of traditional marriage and motherhood based on social and moral grounds. It contrasts family life with radical theories, claiming advances demand preserving home as the core of civilization and warning against sex status reforms. The author questions whether radicals are better off than ordinary people.
A clipped comment notes misapplied English in ads and editorials across newspapers. It cites examples from Des Moines Register Oskalooza Herald Boston Transcript showing awkward phrases and misreadings in light humor sections.
In a brief note from the Dubuque Telegraph readers are reminded not to worry about labor unrest as long as Santa Claus does not go on strike, reflecting a light holiday sentiment.
The Sioux City Journal notes the nation kept a cool head during the fuel strike, avoiding panic and maintaining steady public sentiment as tensions rose. The report highlights resilience and orderly conduct nationwide amid energy disruption.
Des Moines Capital suggests newspapers must advertise for new paper mills as stock promoters overlook this need. The remark notes a shortage of mills and questions why promoters who sell stock did not consider establishing mills themselves.
In a Marshalltown Times-Republican item, rhetoric against bolshevists remains unacted upon as a bolshevist is encountered in the United States.
A Waterloo Times-Tribune editorial argues that meaningful laws are unlikely as Democrats in Congress concede Republicans can do no good while Republicans concede Democrats can do no good, signaling a paralysis in Washington.
A Marshalltown remark expresses desire to avoid war with Mexico and Balkan border clashes by focusing on domestic affairs. The speaker advocates settling disputes through nonwar means and tending to home and community improvements for years to come.
Davenport Democrat reports Cambridge findings from over 900 Harvard freshmen showing 43.6 percent without tonsils 9.5 percent with removed appendixes and 37 percent wearing glasses. The tone notes students’ altered status after Nature’s influence.
Mrs. Carrie Dehn of 214 South Fourth Street Burling ton says after two bottles she feels like a new person. She suffered indigestion and a run down condition for over a year with heart palpitations and body pains, and reports improved health, digestion, and energy after using Tanlac.
Classified advertisement listing multiple local business notices across several towns. Mentions Sherman Bros in Crawfordsville Lemuel J. Stites Brighton G W Cash Riverside M J Wilkinson Kalona C N Rog Eva Ainsworth A B Sands and an advertisement tag.
A concise argument extols electricity as the primary future carrier of energy. It asserts that energy can be transmitted via copper wires without vehicles and that this method will drive national economic progress.
A down on his luck man entered the Syracuse Medical College office and offered to sell his body cheap. The superintendent, aiming to uplift the discouraged man, warned that students would likely take his heart out if he sold it to them.
An English court rules an engagement ring is not the property of a broken hearted fiancée. The woman kept 28 keepsakes after breaking the engagement until the court intervened. The Savannah News reports the ruling and its implications for ownership of sentimental tokens.
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