Dearborn independent. [volume], December 11, 1920, Image 1

About Dearborn independent. [volume] (Dearborn, Mich.) 1901-1927

Image provided by: Central Michigan University, Clark Historical Library

                
1 )ne Dollar
2
i
ft
' J.
Tihe FrdL Iim1:eririiaitiiriiiil Weekly
ill lb
DEPENDENT
Dearborn, Michigan, December 11, 1920
1 CD C
War-Profits During the Reign of Jewish Copper Kin
The Baruchs, the Lewisohns, the Guggenheims, and many a lesser son of Judah,
with their "Gentile fronts," completely controlled the copper market on both sides
of the Atlantic. How they claimed credit for Patriotism. How 16 cent copper was
sold for 27. Enormous profits by Jewish concerns on "surplus" after the armistice.
gs
Aztalan Indian Babylon
on the Mississippi
Have you ever read of the great
prehistoric capital of the Upper
Mississippi Valley, which, un
covered by searchers, is dis
appearing because of failure to
make provision for its care?
People Pulling Minnesota
Out of the Mud
Here are the details of a great
D instructive highway program,
well worthy of the big northwest
commonwealth and which might
well be emulated by every state in
the Union. What about your state?
Saw First Gold m
California!
As interesting reminiscence as
we have read in some time, as
related by the last person alive
who saw the first gold of the
great store that Naiure yielded
to the sturdy pioneers of '49.
"Interestingly Informative!"
From the Mail Bag
DETROIT MICH Your weekly
has a ip lead M message full f o utage
and seems to te backed up with honest
convictions, touching on things that ap
parently have a very cl c n lati mship
to tome of our present trouhles.
EDGE1TON, WIS. Tn n.
ikn IioPKsi)sT contains much con
densed, interesting arid useful Informa
tion that I do not find in any thcr
newspaper that I happen to be a reader
Off.
ELTON,
ovrr with just
have always
lad.
TEX. It is bubbling
such information as 1
wanted and could never
CARLISLE, PA. . . . and we
Consider it MM of the rtvst attractive
and original magazines in our reading
room.
MINNEAPOLIS MINN -Your pa
per is very clean cut. very instructive
and educational and it certainly re
veals 008SS taingt to the writer which
have opened his eyes.
REftEA. OHIO. I must conaratav
latf oa roar effort in publishing
a moot interesting and instructive
journal and one I greatly enjoy reading.
MILWAUKEE, WIS To try to
get along without it now n 1 I not be
so easy, as my daughter , k forward
to its loming each work for the valu
able mm rmatioa they get from it for
their icho 1 n rk. and I generally
have a DlABMM IHNffSHMMrf in my
Knp arhea Mart i ng out OSI my week's
work.
No present would be so appre
ciated as fifty-two issues of THE
DEAKMOKN INDEPENDENT
during 1921. Subscribe now for
a number of your friends.
Permanent features that go to
make THE DEARBORN INDE
PENDENT unique among Amer
ican publications:
MANY MEN OF MANY MINDS
BRIEFLY TOLD THREE ARTS
EDITORIALS ILLUSTRATIONS
MR. FORD'S PAGE
Invented Wireless Before
Marconi Was Born
If Congress had been sincere and
newspapers hadn't jeered, the
life work of a Washington dentist
would have entitled him to a
niche in History's Hall of Fame
but Fate ordained otherwise.
The Farmer as a National
Legislative Lobbyist
Two-thirds of the farmers of the
United States are behind move
ment to ask Congress for amend
ment to anti-trust laws which will
make collective marketing legal.
He Is an Artist of
the Films
Motion pictures, as several of the
charming little stories recently
written by John B. Wallace forThe
Dearborn Independent reveal, are
developing queer and little-heard-of
side lines worth telling about.
Five Cents
5
3P