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Newspaper
Swarthmore News
Location
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
2
Swarthmoreans demonstrate commitment to Safety First with preparations for a large Fourth of July pageant. The Swarthmore Fourth Association voted to ensure a safe and sane celebration, inviting the entire community to participate in what may be the town’s finest national holiday observance.
The League to Enforce Peace is formed, signaling real constructive work to deter future wars. It argues that nations must follow a universal code of justice, united under a world alliance guided by the Golden Rule to end belligerence and promote human rights.
The article discusses human nature, noting the tension between the line of least resistance and a spiritual calling. It asserts a divine spark within, which when awakened, elevates life toward purity and truth, granting strength to rise above fleshly weaknesses.
The gentle Piper Dorothy McEwen charmed all as she smiled through the scene. Descriptions praise her winsome performance as the soul and center of the old world play.
President Wilson approves an amendment to the Postal Savings Act allowing deposits up to 1000 dollars per depositor with interest. The monthly deposit cap is removed, replacing the former 500 dollar limit and 100 dollar monthly limit, easing burdens on the public and officials. Postmaster General Burleson and Third Assistant Dockery led the push for liberalized rules.
Two May 29 recitals featured Swarthmore School of Music pupils with awards. Jane Harper won the afternoon pin for public performance. Ethel Hurlock earned honorable mention. Evening program included piano violin voice and cello with Alice Friend winning best public piano, and Jane Butterworth and Anna Lieb sharing honorable mention. Prizes also went to Alden Parker in violin and Hurlock and Lieb in piano. Judges faced a difficult task selecting winners.
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