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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
5
The Edwardsport fund promotes a trip to Riley Swallows farm to view a Moline Universal Tractor cutting two corn rows at once. The ad extols speed and efficiency, claiming two Molines handle large acreages with no horses or mules, urging readers to see the tractor in action and imagine its farm impact.
Farmers are urged to inspect harvest tools and order repairs promptly for a likely bumper crop. The notice stresses acting now to avoid delays, and offers to book needs such as binder twine while supplies last.
If you feel worn in the morning the cause may be in your bed. The copy urges checking springs or mattress for comfort and promises to discuss improving sleep quality with the reader in a direct, saleslike tone.
The article surveys Senate reaction to the peace treaty, noting opposition to drafting secrecy and the German proposal. It highlights distrust of leaders who released a tentative text, rifts within parties, and calls for full congressional scrutiny. It mentions figures like Hithenedd and Houguion, and discusses letters attacking Wilson and the League of Nations as partisan tools.
Eade announced that the C-Operative Wholesale Society of Manchester would seek to enrol its 30,000 employees in trades unions. The decision aims to unify workers under collective bargaining, signaling a major shift in labor relations for the cooperative.
Great Britain, France, Italy and Germany face heavy financial strain as estimates suggest accumulated debts reach thirty to forty percent of their national wealth. Authorities warn the burden may affect postwar recovery and fiscal policy.
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