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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
11
An editorial discusses bloodshed in the Philippines and the U S stance under American rule. It argues against abandoning the islands and criticizes speculation of Japanese influence, urging patience as Wilson and Congress focus on domestic issues. The piece questions insurrectionist arms and hints at public sentiment shaping policy.
The article argues income tax aims to reduce wealth-based tax inequities, citing Rockefeller and others facing higher levies, and critiques a system that taxes the rich little while shifting the burden to small property owners. It also notes widespread distrust in banks as people bury savings and recounts U S Treasury observations of burned money and lost assets.
The New Brunswick Home News notes early reports of reduced infection in some diseases since the common drinking cup ban. It argues the law’s benefits outweigh inconveniences and criticizes repeal efforts as shortsighted while mentioning New York mayoral politics and Mayor Gaynor’s challenges.
The piece extols the nationwide value of newspaper readers as a unifying, self interested society. It argues readers gain local and general knowledge from newspapers and advertisements, enabling them to stay informed and proactive in their own welfare.
A collage of brief editorial notes from multiple papers discusses caution in trends, insurance ideas, suffrage logic, Socialist opposition to government reform, and the impact of improvements on work and growth. It cites insights from Indianapolis News Philadelphia Record New Jersey Monitor Camden Post TM Telegram and New York World.
Newark Star urges a $50 million cooperative to fight food trusts with broad participation. Leaders from granges and agricultural groups back the plan, offering $10 shares to the public and aiming to create packing plants, cold storage, freight, trucks and retail outlets to lower prices and boost producer receipts. The idea compares to Britain’s system and seeks large-scale action against big firms.
A compilation reflecting on adulterated goods in Christian America and a call to real reform. The piece urges workers and merchants to abandon shortcuts and uphold bottom‑line honesty, echoing editorials on integrity and conscience from Elizabeth Times and Chicago American thoughts.
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