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Newspaper

Swarthmore News

Location

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

2

New Year Greetings and Community Notes from Swarthmore

Swarthmore New Era 1916 year end issue prints a New Year greeting and resolutions to lift community spirit. The issue lists local organizations and editors, notes subscriptions and rates, and includes humorous verse and reflections on church life and civic duties.

Future newspapers seen as sane sober and sincere

Two prominent journalists discuss the trajectory of newspapers. Col Herbert O Gunnison envisions a decade of sane sober sincere journalism with more discriminating readers and fewer catchpenny sheets. James Melville Lee argues papers must reflect reader moral standards to succeed and asks what Swarthmoreans want from their press.

Standard Leslie's Herbert O. Gunnison James Melville Lee University of New York American Association of Teachers of Journalism Swarthmorean

Fragmented plea for breath and church power

A fragment expresses breathlessness and death when unable to breathe and questions why preachers and poll numbers matter. The speaker appeals to Sextant for relief and to empower the church, asking to increase air and hinder garbling by the preacher.

Performance note from Players' Club last show

Dr. John W. Adams read an editor's note at the final performance of the Players' Club, with publication by request. The excerpt compares the audience's restlessness to wind on dry beans as a metaphor for effectual effort.

Players’ Club John W. Adams

Moth Intervenes in Household Tensions

A fragment from a domestic scene shows a mother instructing her son to wash and wait for Uncle Ed, while the boy fears absence and contemplates consequences amid a tense and humorous exchange. The dialogue hints at revenge, late meals, and a quirky family dynamic.

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