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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
6
Speech extols Champ Clark of Missouri as veteran Democratic leader. Oration lauds his loyalty, leadership, and battle history while promising continued guidance for the party amid Republican opposition.
Judge John B. Wescott nominates Woodrow Wilson in New Jersey for the presidency praising him as a cosmopolitan, principled public servant. He contrasts serious government with vilification and argues the realignment of parties will follow higher political morality.
A statewide appeal argues that America faces a clash of equal rights and monopolies. It lauds Woodrow Wilson as the right man to reform abuses, open opportunity, and restore democracy, urging New Jersey to name the Princeton schoolmaster for the presidency.
A Mitchell Palmer seconded Woodrow Wilsons nomination praising his background from Virginia to New York and noting Pennsylvanias shift toward progressive democracy. The speaker urges unity and reform and frames the movement as nonpartisan and forward looking for the states and nation.
The piece argues young Americans reject yesterday’s party lines seeking a twentieth century creed. It endorses Wilson as the leader, praising his conservative progress and appeal to independent, advanced thinkers for reform through orderly, knowledge driven governance.
An advertisement claims a native remedy called thine-double removes three freckles overnight. It urges purchasing one ounce from a city shop in Brooch and applying it at night the freckles fade by morning. The copy uses archaic phrasing and unclear product naming.
A political obituary style piece praises a leader who defies Wall Street and party bosses in defense of democratic rights. It argues for a figure of progress and public interest, then shifts to a Yorkshire baptism anecdote about a child named Noah and a Bible explanation in Numbers.
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