davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

TEXT: COossans 3: 1-2 eff We then be risen with
Christ seek those things which above where Christ
stitch the right hand of God Set your affection on
the things above not on the things on the earth"
Many people live under the impression that if one has
been baptized, confirmed is church member takes the
Lords supper occasionally, lives a moral life attends
church services he is Christian We have not one word
to say against these important things but they alone do
not make any Christian There are many people
who believe the Bible from cover to cover they are very
orthodox in their belief but very heterodox in practice
which merits condemnation here and judgment hereafter
Many have been brought up in Christian home but are
far from the teaching, far the East is from the
West" We called at certain home in Minnesota some
time ago. and when the lady of the house discovered
what line Of work intended to pursue she informed us
stating I'VE have many preachers in relationship
II we don't get to heaven no one ever will" None of
these important things anyone if fail to abide
by what they mean and represent The old Book says
that the devils believe the scriptures We do not find any
authority for their salvation.
man becomes Christian thru repentance that is
sorrow for his past life and proving in that he reced
his past mistakes far possible starts living for
God The next step is Saving faith believing with all
our heart that God for Chrsts sake rgves us our sins
and adopts us into his family. The entrance into the
Christian life is called 'the New Birth" Creation New
Creature or Regeneration. Dr. A. H. Strong says: ere
generation is the act of God by which the governing dis
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

the farmers to draw upon every resource at his COM
mand.
1t is damning Indictment of Capitalism and path
ec history of faith in IDEAL which records the farm
es struggle He has put untiring labor free land mod
ern machinery science and last of ALL his Land mort
gage into the fight for his illusion He has lost both the
fight and his Illusion He is Bankrupt but not beaten
True only 20 per cent of the American farmers are
Free and independent of Capital control 80 per cent
ect to the Capital interests that have slowly but surely
absorbed their equity in the land But remember those
farmers are still ON THE LAND. They are demanding
"MoratOriums and some, even Cancellation of debts.
Medicine Men,
So you it is the Boys back in Wall st. that need
your sympathy more than John Farmer What makes
the latter sc at all is the puerle Bunk Of the petty
go betweens who pander such Remedies as CREDIT,
DIVERSIFICATION, COOPERATION The Public may
be fooled well damned, by such tactcs but John
Farmers who holds the land and the Financial Gentlemen
who hold the title to the land know better
If the Powers that Be decide upon eviction they will
meet actual physical resistance well the political
revolt which already confrOnts them. If they do moth
ing and try to make virtue of their indecision by tell
ing the farmer they his friend and wouldn't fore
close for the world then they will have set up
written law of possession that subsequent decision
could change If they grant the radical demands which
by the way the only real solution then they have
actually broken down the very Laws Of Capitalism and
set up precedents that would lead swiftly to general
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02
WHAT THE FARMER is PACING TODAY- Frr+ A.

The American farmer today is
facing one of the greatest crises in
his existence. If his financial ccndi-
tiOns are not improved within the
next five years or less, the only al
tentative will be the abandoning of
his farm. He should realize now
that the trusts of this state and of the
United States, under guises of various
kinds, from that of masked bills, to
misrepresentation of vital issues, are
forcing him still farther into sUbiec-
ton 1t is this truth which should
make him take up the fight with all
the vigor in his system.
The American farmer should rea-
lie that thte 1924 election is one of
the most important in the history of
the country. 1t may either mark the
ruin of a nation and countless mill
ions of lives, or it may mark the be-
ginning of justice. 1t may mark a
new era in the affairs of man, and the
death of the monster with a thousand
appendageS, or it may mark another
decade of that monsters fattening.
MIR. AMERICAN CITIZEN, WHAT
ARE YOU GOING TO DO?~ YOU
HAVE WITHIN YOUR HANDS
The POWER TO MAKE OR
BREAK THIS MONSTER. YOU
HAVE THE FORCE OF THE BAL
LOT THIS FALL, THE STRONG
EST FORCE OF THE CENTURIES.
You can produce, by a little mark on
a piece of paper, prosperity out of
bankruptcy, order out of chaos. You
can by a turn of your hand raise to
a living standard millions of workers,
or you can elevate the power Of Wall
Street higher still.
This is the most important issue Of
your life.
Let US realize that nearly half of
the farmers of the country have eth |
er left their farms or lost title to the |
land This number is increasing ev-
cry year The combinations of prof |
iteers and middlemen in control of |
our resources, and holding the reins /
Of the government, are forcing onto /
Us complete ruin. The chief execu-
lives Of our government, including
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02
A CHRISTIAN is ONE
WHO is TRUE IN HIS HOME.

The marriage is more to him than a paddock It
is real wedock He is real true husband to his wife
and true father to his children and because of his life
and example he is respected and hOnored No home can
be what 1t ought to be- unless there true home religion
we scold about many institutions today and very often
about the church and its ministry has lost power and
forget that the whole fault is with us because the fam
y affairs are broken down. and the family religion that
was the power in the days gone by is dead as dead as
dead can be- What you expect from your homes?
Educated pagans The nations greatest peril is the
spiritual ilteracy of its childhood Is Christ at the
head OF your home? Remember that the nation what
the homes are In many homes the name of Cod and
Jesus Christ used the 365 days of the year
except as curse words. What else can come from the
home but what was sown
A CHRISTIAN is HONEST IN BUSINESS
There are some "crooks" who judge others bv them
selves who say that the Golden Rule is impractical in
business forgetting that greatest men are the honest
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

legged few at the head of our govern
ment?
And again. do you know that YOU
receive 100000 for your pro-
duce, while the consumer pays out
22,50O000,000 for that same pro-
duce. Where is the $4,000, 900, 600 {?
In the hands of the wealthy magnates
OF the country. Your Money, Mr..
Farmer, produced on your farm, and
rightfully belonged to you, in the
grasp of few fat individuals who
did not earn it. VIII you permit this
thing to continue when you have it in
your power to check, and to gain
back at least the largest part of what
you have lost ?
AS long as this government contin-
ues to thus rob the producer, it will
also rob the hungry mouths eff count
less millions of helpless women and
children. AS long as this tyranical
system is allowed to glut itself on the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

Mr.. Farmer, you have a choice to
make this fall. That is the choice of
the correct ticket. The man back of
the Republican ticket is Calvin Coo
lidge, the biggest failure and disgrace
that ever degraded the presidents
chair The man back eff the Demo-
cratic ticket is William Gibbs McA-
doc. enemy of progressive action, and
'pay-triOt" extraordinary, who fights
everything with a sufix of progress
attached. It would be disagreeable
task to go into the political records of
these men, for it is not pleasant to
view the degeneracy of men who have
held or are aspiring to, the higest
offices in the nation By noting a few
historical happenings eff the last five
years we may come to our own con-
illusions.
We have another opportunity to
better cur condition thru the admin
lstration to come, and may we thank
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02
A CHRISTIAN IS HONEST IN BUSINESS

labor Of others, just so long will the
country remain bankrupt. What has
caused the small banks in the local
towns to fail? The same financial
system which robbed the farmers. de
mated currency, and forced real es-
tate, the main security of the banks,
below par. What government al
lowed millions to be thus stolen from
the trusting depositors, by these
banks failing? Is it the same United
States that grew from colonial power
under the subsection Of tyrannisal
KING, to an Independent Gland Of the
free and home eff the brave 2" Did
thlS same government permit also the
robbing of our national resources to
enrich the hands of few bankers
and hnanciers? Has Liberty declined
SO ian! Surely when we realize that
such is the case we will refuse to
again place an X on the same old
ticket.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02
Isolation Helped Parasites.

position of the soul is made holy and by which, thru the
truth the first holy exercise of this DISPOSE
ton is secured"
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE is
A LIFE OF FAITH.
1t must show itself in every day living Jesus cen
sured the men who talked WELL and lived poorly Faith
will show itself in works in everyday life Faith and
works must go together. In rowing boat against a
stream need two and these must work together
So it is with the faith and works. they cannot be sep
arated
THE CHRIST LIFE STANDS AS AN
TRANSFERABLE ARGUMENT FOR THE BIBLE
1t is rebuke to every hypocrite Wherever the Bible
goes human welfare and happiness goes cts power for
good testifes to it's divine origin" Many people now
days are hiding behind the hypocte forgetting that he
shall never enter the peary gates Many are picking out
the poorest sO-called Christian and measuring them
selves by him rather than the best one If they would
pick the best rather than the scrub they would be
like little dog lying beside an elephant
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE is AN INVITATION
TO ALL WHO ARE LIVING IN SIN
The greatest work that God has upon earth is the sal
walton Of all mankind The greatest work of man is to
tell others by word and deed of the saving power of
Jesus Christ and to make disciples of all nations"
A CHRISTIAN is ONE WHO is RIGHT WITH
GOD, AND REMINDS THE WORLD OF JESUS
BECAUSE OF THE UNION WITH HIM
few missionaries gathered in Africa and they were
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

American Capitalism has builded upon a deluded m
organized farm class and used them in its stlrool
against the city worker
In the past the high American standard of living
among the industrial and city populations has been
maintained by the payment of high wages without hurt
ing the profits of the Powers that Be. To understand
this clearly must Them standing these two great
masses OF workers. On side the Industrial workers
each one paid definite wage for definite days work
system dictated by the nature Of centralized produc
ton and constant struggle the part of organized
workers united by daily contact and work in common
On the other side of The Powers that Be stand the
working farmers The traditional family farm unit
isolated unorganzed operated by the unpaid labor of the
family. The small food factory, multiplied by millions
has persisted while all other industries grew into larger
and larger combinations By building up an theology of
The Family Farm objective; the Powers that Be
stimulated the illusion that financial independence could
be won by breaking all the economic laws of Capitaism
e. by telling John Farmer that he could somehow do
better by standing STILL while all other industries orga-
nized.
Isolation Helped Parasites.
Being unorganized and isolated not only from the
city worker by distance and nsdous propaganda of the
Press he also isolated from other farmers by small
distances and greater indviduasm carefully ideal
lied by politician and pulpit Thus they led pro-
duce fOOdstus below true social cost of production
Or stated in other Words they forced to sell their
products to the Powers That Be at prices that only
did not account for the family labor but which also forced
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02
A CHRISTIAN IS ONE WHO
is THOROUGH IN HIS WORK.

Things are not done by halves which ever are RIGHT
1t matters not whether the boss is around the work
just as conscientiously performed.
Christian is one who likes good recreation, clean
sport who plays the game square and fair In his life
ne IS noble He rejOices with those who rejoice and
Weeps with them that weep or sympathzes with the a
ferlng He is against everything that is wrong because
1t IS wrong and stands for everything that is right and
stands even when he must stand alone "God plus one
equals majority, ALWAYS, with God
The greatest need of the day in the home community
state, nation and in the world is Christian men and
women to hasten the coming of the Kingdom of God
the hearts and lives of humanity everywhere 50 that the
Father-hood of God and the brotherhood Of man. Jesus
Christ being our elder brother be established among the
children Of men,
The Supreme Court of our land has declared America
to be a Christian Land What are YOU doing to maket
Christian?
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

trial of Governor McCray, on tlla |.
Federal Court on charges OF using
the mails in a scheme to detraua, wa ",
concentrated today on the cllaiaCs,
of the paper offered by the gGyeIl lut
as calatteral for loans or for dlSc0u"
to banks.
The prosecution was laying x; \.
foundation to introduce EVIDENCE H.
tended to show that many .t q -
notes did not represent Iegl.llH' \
business transactions and Ina Nave
many cases they were forge1es. MO !,
than 100 bankers were sworn II IS
witnesses for the government
court opened today ,4..,
In rapid succession, Distrlc ,l;4 n@g,
nev Elliot called the banker "l'' t5sm
to the stand and quI75z .9ror and
briefly on their loans to McO Iisy,opnt
his efforts to get them to o'''
"cattle paper" for him.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

men, Mr. Robert BabsOn, the man who knows. oivos NJ,
sufficient proof that it pays to be honest and be Chris
tian IN business dealing. The principal reason Of amn
in business has been because we had considered ever
body 'crook" until he has proved himself honest How
necessary it is for us to pray 'Teach me that sixty min
utes make one hour, sixteen ounces one pound and one
hundred cents one dollar"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

talking in regard to nic-names, that natives had nick
name for each One of the missionaries said that he
knew OF no nickname that given him. In order to
make sure they went among the natives and inquired
gardng this brother After little difficulty the natives
sid I'VE call him the Jesus man because he reminds us
of Jesus" Do your neghbors Jesus in you or the?
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

God that we have that opportunity.
That IS the chance to vote for Robert
M. La Toilette, champion of the la
borer and farmer, member of the lib
eral bloc in Congress, and strono
tighter against the Trusts Yes, we
have this one privilege, not controlled
by Wall Street or the Copper Com
panIlies, and we are grazing this land
with a new hope, if we place cur X
beside the name of Robert M. LaFol-
lette.
Mr.. American Farmer, that is the
alternative. Let US take advantage
of it.
BANKERS DECIDE TO
MAKE SACRIFICE OF
GOVERNOR McCRAY
Indianapolis, Ind, April 28.-The
attack Of the government in the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

breakdown OF their power And 50 +bo
tlemen are sad indeed. It must mako ~ powerful gen.
to be forced to continue the old game Of d sadder still
have solutiOn-and so they hopefu, aa They
Farmers consumption the patent nedioir Ior John
Credit, DiversifcatiOn, Cooperation.
It is undoubtedly true that there i
every minute. But you can't fool all the sucker born
time. Every election brings hordes Of o oil Of the
have miraculously become the Farmers FrIS who
tell that the Backbone of the Nra They
its about time stopped getting the Ioro ai We'll
backbone" kicked 1t is about time that yro u That
realities of our economic position and power LACED the
Land Psychology.
After All it takes Farmer to Farm
There is an universal Land Psvcbooo,,
all farmers together Whether he is a Neyi UndS
Russian peasant or an American farmer H - p'On
land and he wants it's 1t spells home" and o O.A e
loves. He gets kick out of WATCHING tbin "OIk he
smell Of the first brown burrows in Sprno i LIE
to his wintered soul. The freshly moved c1ovo WINE
perfumes the whole barn pays dividends in so+t aa
if not in dollars The hard necessities Of bi a'0On
against the forces of nature and the artificial
handicaps, has forged iron as well as poetry IN h.
acter. Such men can fight ~i"'
For the first time in American history +bo 4,
can farmer is literally fighting for his land Canorl n
tory records that whenever farmers FIGHT for an5
THEY WIN!
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

Indianapolis, Ind, April 23.-The
attack Of the government in the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-02

position of the soul made holy and by which, thru the
truth means, the first holy exercise of this DISPOSE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21


iPor que ha de permitir I'd. que las
dolencias que hacen su vida miserable, con-
tinuen. cuando I'd. puede conservarse
fuerte, sara y feliz?
Nncva Salnd de Reno cttra segura ef-
cazmente Ia menstruacion abundante, esca-
sa. dolorosa o irregular; corrige ese CONT
nuo malestar. debilidad decaimiento, ca
lambres. desnayos, dolores de cabeza Z
espalda, palpitacion en- el corazon todo
los dolores y desordenes que prov;enen
del desarreglo de los organos reproducsi-
vos. devoviendo I'd perfecta saiud,
vigor y felicidad.
Una botella bastari para convencerse de
que Nneva Sand de Reno es verdadera-
mente el remedio de las mujeres. Con
Naevo Sand de Reno recuperara I'd. Ia
salud y estado natural de todo el slstenaa.
Compre una botella hoy mismo. De venta
en- todas las droguerias.
S. B. LEONARDO & CO., Fabrisan..., New Ysrl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21

Aunque la forma noyelesca es la
que propondera Ell sus obras, muchas
de sus novelas son ampliaciones del
dialogo fifos0fico antique, adornado con
los colores del espectaculo sensible Y
cuyos personajes adquieren una indi-
naturalization viviente. No son, sin en-
barge, las de France, novelas cerebra-
les nj exclusivamente eruditas. Hay en-
elias una vision intuitiva una ternu-
ra que disputan ell inter6s del lector
al juego de las ideas. No son meros OBJ
jetOS de arte, sino, la par, especta--
culos de la vida, contemplados con emo
ci6n. Algunas, como LIE Lys r0uge-la
principal mas eXtensa de slIs move
las-e Historic cOmique, son ciertamen
tie conmovedoras.
Como nuestro Gald6s, Sc lanz6 a la
llcha polftica cuandO Sc hallaba en- la
plentiful de su fama, es decir. cuando
NADIA tenfa que ganar mucho que
perder en- las destempladas disputas de
la Agora. Hay cierto quijotismo, cier-
ia noble passion ciudadana en- la reso-
luci6n con que estos hombres, tfmidos
" retrafdos, algo desenganados de la
humanidad (France, por anadidura,
esc6ptico), amantes de la soledad o
Gle Ia sociedad discreta V escogida de
los sabios, bajan la plaza pnblica a
inezclarse en- ell vocerfo popular. Lie
-vaba France a Gald0s la ventaja de ser
orador, aunque no tan excelente como
(continua en- la pag. III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21
ANATOLE FRANCE
Il principe de los prosistas

icontra Napoleon. :. lie petit. La musa
polftica acab0 con la revista, pues al
sexto n1mero la suprimio el editor,
para ahorrarse disgustos.
Otra. etapa lie la vida literaria de
France, tambien de asiduo trato con
los libros, fu6 su perfodo de crftico
de LIE Temps, donde sucedi0 J. Cla-
retie (1SS6-1891). DE. ALI salieron los
cliatro yoltmenes de La vie Iitteraire,
la mejor antologfa de crftica impre-
sionista, Ia vez que erudita. Las crf-
ticas de A. France son disertaciones de
historic literaria. FL libro de que ira
ia es para Ell ell punto de partida para
un viaje un paseo por las varias pro
vincias de la literature. Ell crftico SUI
peraba menudo al autor de qien es-
cribfa, v muchas de las crfticas de Fran
ce sobreviviran a los libros que eran
su asunto su pretexto. Son ensayos
de est6tica, de moral, de historic lite
raria. que lacanzan la perfection de
pequefias obras maestras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21
ALIMEN1E SDs nERvIOs

La naturaleza requiere un POGO de
ayuda bajo las condolences de ten
sion fisica y mental en- que muchos
de nosotros vivimoS. A no ser que
I'd. ponga fin Ia fatiga mental Y
tonifique los nervios, Sc puede con-
siderar feliz al escapar una postra-
ci6n nerviosa, alguna forma de pa
raiisis u otros graves trastornoS ner-
vioSoS.
"Por un afIo y medic, - dice ell Sr.
AguStfn del Rio, active Detective de
Ia Inspection General de Policfa, de
la Ciudad de Mexico, (Calle la de
Campo Florido No. g. "debido al
trabajo que desempeno en.mi pro-
feSion, Sufrf de dolores de cabeza, en-
el corazon. y los rifIones. Estaba de
NAL humor, por 10 regular por las
mafianaS cuando me levantaba, pueS
todo me causaba molestia. No tenfa
apetito nj ganas de trabajar, siempre
me sentfa fatigado. Ademas me sa-
Han erupciones en- todaS parties del
cuerpo, cauSandome una comez6n
muy molestoSa. Fastidiado de to-
mar variaS medicinas sin reSultado.
vi en- la Prensa diaria un anuncio de
las P1ldoraS RoSadaS del DR.. Williams
y los resultados que daban al pa
ciente. Las compr6 y empec6 to-
marlaS. A los pocos dfas me sentf
algo mejor, POGO a POGO volvi6 ell
apetito y los nervioS Sc calmaron no.
tablemente. Continue ell tratamien-
to unos dos meses, hasta que logre
aliviarme completamente. A la
fecha me encuentro sano sin min.
guna molestia.
las Pfldoras Rosadas del DIR. Wi
lliams Sc venden en- todas las boticas.
Pfdalas su boticario Y empiece ell
tratamiento, hoy mismo 81 le es posi-.
bic. Las Pfldoras Rosadas del DIR.
Williams SON en- yerdad el meior
tonico reconstituyente.
Sc lie >mandara gratis un valioso
librito-"Desarreglos Nerviosos'' ST
70 pide DR.. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, N. Y, E. U. A.