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Editorial
May 4, 1921
Potosi Journal
Potosi, Washington County, Missouri
What is this article about?
An editorial expressing gratitude for compliments from subscribers, highlighting praises for the Journal's state news, practical political sense, and educational editorials, with a nod to potential Republican success under Harding impacting Missouri Democrats.
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Thanks for These.
'Tis an old and trite saying that a prophet is without honor in his own country," but he gets his bokum more and more respected the farther it gets away from home, and newspaper fellers have to take our credit for our "stuff" very much like the prophet, it comes only from afar.
Here are a couple of "honorable mentions" recently received by us:
Dr. Chalmers P. Woodruff, Kansas City.—"It affords me much pleasure to enclose my check for arrears, and for one year in advance. I can assure you we appreciate the Journal greatly, and I agree with Mrs. Woodruff's judgment when she says: 'We get more state news and political SENSE (practical) out of the Journal than from all our Kansas City papers.'"
F. H. Manter, traffic manager Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, Chicago.—"Let her come on to the end of the year. There's lots of interesting reading in your paper, and your editorials are educational and easily understood. Now, if Bro. Harding can back his crowd up, and eventually get the wheels to turning, it will mean hard times for the Democrats in Missouri for a long time to come."
'Tis an old and trite saying that a prophet is without honor in his own country," but he gets his bokum more and more respected the farther it gets away from home, and newspaper fellers have to take our credit for our "stuff" very much like the prophet, it comes only from afar.
Here are a couple of "honorable mentions" recently received by us:
Dr. Chalmers P. Woodruff, Kansas City.—"It affords me much pleasure to enclose my check for arrears, and for one year in advance. I can assure you we appreciate the Journal greatly, and I agree with Mrs. Woodruff's judgment when she says: 'We get more state news and political SENSE (practical) out of the Journal than from all our Kansas City papers.'"
F. H. Manter, traffic manager Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, Chicago.—"Let her come on to the end of the year. There's lots of interesting reading in your paper, and your editorials are educational and easily understood. Now, if Bro. Harding can back his crowd up, and eventually get the wheels to turning, it will mean hard times for the Democrats in Missouri for a long time to come."
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
Newspaper Appreciation
Political Sense
Educational Editorials
Harding Support
Missouri Democrats
What entities or persons were involved?
Dr. Chalmers P. Woodruff
Mrs. Woodruff
F. H. Manter
Atchison, Topeka And Santa Fe Railroad
Bro. Harding
Democrats In Missouri
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Gratitude For Subscriber Praises Of Newspaper's Political Content
Stance / Tone
Thankful And Positive
Key Figures
Dr. Chalmers P. Woodruff
Mrs. Woodruff
F. H. Manter
Atchison, Topeka And Santa Fe Railroad
Bro. Harding
Democrats In Missouri
Key Arguments
Prophets And Newspapers Gain Respect From Afar.
Subscribers Appreciate The Journal's State News And Practical Political Sense Over Local Papers.
The Paper Offers Interesting Reading And Educational, Understandable Editorials.
Harding's Success Could Bring Hard Times For Missouri Democrats.