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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
2
The column argues Mr Root warned that after peace the world will pursue wealth and power and threaten American rights. It urges belief that Wilson’s reelection would worsen perceptions abroad and invite future aggression, stressing need for wisdom and character in foreign policy.
Texas Wonder claims to dissolve and cure kidney and bladder issues and related ailments in men and women. It is advertised to regulate bladder troubles in children and can be mailed for $1.00. One small bottle is a two months’ treatment and is supposedly effective in most cases. Testimonials are available.
The analysis argues Taft, praising restraint and fairness, sharply criticizes Wilson as unprincipled and swayed by popularity. It claims Wilson abandoned deep convictions for current opinion and accuses him of evasive explanations to gain votes while Carranza and border issues test American resolve.
A historical critique of the Mexican border crisis, describing the militia call, Carranza’s rejection of U S military use of Mexican railways, the Carrizal clash, and President Wilson's shifting stance, suggesting the administration abruptly abandoned its border plans after the defeat.
In a critical take on President Wilson’s Omaha address, the columnist questions the phrase rights of mankind and argues wars are rooted in property and economic interests. The piece cites revolutions and major conflicts, asserting nations seldom wage war solely for humanity and that property rights underpin liberty itself.
A Cleveland Leader editorial questions President Wilson’s arbitration stance in labor disputes and calls into doubt delays, the national guard’s use, and a proposed $50 million shipping bill amid election politics. It asks if election day passed would he push measures to place public funds into tonnage and act on international notes or simply rhetoric.
The Providence Journal argues that Woodrow Wilson mishandled the railroad dispute by yielding to train service unions. It contends his stance harmed arbitration and harmed public interest, predicting a loss of votes due to the belief that he did not act courageously.
Col Theodore Roosevelt in Lewiston Maine defending Charles B Hughes argues President Wilson alternates between intervention and non intervention without a coherent policy. He claims Wilson repeatedly claimed not to intervene yet acted inconsistently, yielding to bandit chiefs and producing futile swings in policy.
A writer contrasts Wilson the historian with Wilson the politician, arguing the historian would critique the politician's shifts from anti direct government stances to supporting progressive policies. The piece cites views on direct democracy, labor, state rights, and self governance, noting 1909 versus 1916 positions.
An old advertisement urges readers to mail 5 cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar, Foley Kidney Pills, and Cathartic Tablets. It claims relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with testimonials praising the product and its wide availability.
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