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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
2
The piece rails at debt repayment schemes, crime, and a reformist mood while musing on moving a court from The Hague to Miami. It critiques weather prophecy wagers, Florida real estate hype, and Congress dynamics. It notes Republicans’ fragile majority and radical concerns shaping Wisconsinites’ view of politics.
The National Republic article by Frank Ditschert portrays Andrew Jackson as a strict nationalist akin to Washington and Jefferson. It highlights Jackson’s Second Annual Message advocating friendly liberal relations, avoiding partiality, and pursuing a prudent foreign policy to prevent aggression while maintaining U.S. fidelity to all nations.
A national study identifies Seattle Washington as the highest cost of living city, with Baltimore New York City and Philadelphia among lower ranks. Chicago San Francisco Cleveland Detroit also show lower relative costs, suggesting wide regional differences in living expenses nationwide.
Barbra Hawley a 25 year old journalist confronts conflicting pressures while navigating a romance with confidences of Andrew McDerman and a demanding editor Wells. A beauty parlor interlude exposes her loneliness and the lure of glossy rehabilitation as she weighs personal autonomy against professional expectations in a bustling urban setting.
The fragment questions why living costs differ so widely among cities and hints at a link between housing, comfort, and happiness. It suggests investigating whether costs impact citizens' well being and quality of life.
ANOTHER STRAW calls attention to a news item about Thomas F. Manville, head of Jobs-Manville, dying recently in New York. The firm reportedly moved from Wisconsin to New York and later to Illinois to escape taxes, with a payroll of $4,000,000 annually. The piece questions laws that enable such wealth movements and tax avoidance.
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