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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1915

Page

4

Reunion of Progressive and Republican Parties Urged

The Rev. Dr. Henry W. Temple recalls voting Progressive in 1912 and argues for a full reunion with the Republican Party before 1916. He claims many Progressives have returned or will return as Pennsylvania enacts key Progressive policies. The Newark Eagle plans its August 2 debut, touting improvements and a larger staff to reach readers.

Henry W. Temple Washington and Jefferson College Pennsylvania Dr. Temple Republican Party Progressive Newark Eagle Newark Morning Star Reading

Appeal From Philip Drunk to Philip Sober

A historical anecdote recalls Philip the Macedonian pardoning a prisoner after a drunk appeal. The tale warns against hasty verdicts as crowds err in anger and are wiser in calmer moments. Added is an ad-like note praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial and sale claim.

Philip Chamberlain Sam F. Guin Whatley Ala Gale

Critique of Modern Life and Moral Priorities

A Seymore Indiana writer laments that Americans chase trivialities, preferring light fiction over books that provoke thought. He argues working and leisure classes pursue materialism, warns against superficial culture, and contrasts progress with enduring burdens. War and commerce highlight civilization’s fragility.

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