Warren Harding actually said...

"One of the greatest lessons which the World War taught to society was a realization of its stupendous producing capacity under modern organization."

"We have come thus far, and thus fortunately, through the most difficult period of reconstruction that we have ever known."

"Those who were sure that our salvation lay in the destruction of organized labor and the precipitated reduction of wages have found that the national administration was not disposed to Acquiesce in th..."

"I have wondered if it were not possible, for example, that a scheme of cooperation among consumers, financed, in part at least, through a carefully organized and supervised adaptation of the principle..."