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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
11
A call for preserving friendship across party lines amid realignment. The author urges judging others by character not politics, urging duty with malice toward none and charity toward all. The note ends with a wry remark that no great poem has arisen since the fountain pen and typewriter.
The column notes Standard Oil stock nearly doubles and urges Chicago beef interests to endure dissolution. It also quips that the more a man marries the less sense he has in choosing a wife.
The piece argues Democrats are a minority in national votes by over a million and face a three way race where the third party dilutes their totals. It notes Republicans hold clear majorities in recent elections and warns of limited optimism for Democratic gains under division and weak prospects for Wilson versus Bryan. Charles W Morse, recently released from Atlanta prison, plans to deploy ships on the Atlantic.
In a Chicago speech Col Roosevelt condemns the Baltimore tariff plank and argues against free trade on necessities. He warns abolition of the protective tariff would harm wage earners, farmers, and business, while advocating protection as a core Republican principle.
Despite vast intelligence in the world, the fortune teller remains buoyant as audiences continue to seek guidance and insight. The figure draws crowds with uncanny predictions and a steady stream of curious minds seeking personal reassurance.
A concise thought prompts readers to weigh whether change is preferable to sticking with familiar reasoning. It challenges the notion that the most persuasive presenter always reveals the strongest arguments.
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