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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
17
The Chicago Journal endorses the new revenue measure highlighting the inheritance tax as a strong element. It argues the levy, while not perfect, marks a solid start and could persuade the public of the tax’s justice and democratic value. It critiques income tax exemptions and urges clearer distinctions between earned income and wealth.
A witty critique notes Republicans painting slogans as highbrow terms for ordinary flaws. The piece laments the party’s trend of repurposing words like inept and cowardice into refined labels as it questions the pursuit of a single presidential candidate and the impact on political discourse.
President Wilson presents a record of achievement and constructive effort, arguing his handling of new American challenges proves he has made good. He urges voters that now is not the time to try experiments with a new pilot.
The text argues that if Roosevelt returns to the Republican party he must avoid loss of dignity and portray President Wilson as painting the country in dark terms and cast his reelection as a dire catastrophe.
The excerpt contrasts party slogans from the era, noting Republicans aimed to defeat Wilson with “Anything to beat Wilson” and Democrats to beat Grant with “Anything to beat Grant” in 1872. It reflects party rhetoric and electoral aims, including Grant’s nationwide victory and hints at Hughes as a focal candidate for Republicans.
A fragment from the Macon Telegraph notes a colonel snubbing a Homination, with a speaker willing to sacrifice much for it yet refusing Wich, hinting at rivalry or satire in a colonial era context.
Commissioner Frederick Howe toured the Ellis Island detention ward and praised reforms aimed at comfort and dignity for detainees. He highlighted housing improvements, educational programs, entertainment, and new offices in New York to aid arrival immigrants and speed their integration into American life.
This lesson argues that every believer shares in the body of Christ and all gifts are honorable when energized by the Holy Spirit. It details love as the essential motive and outlines fifteen manifestations of love, then explains the lasting value of faith, hope, and love with love being the greatest.
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