Hope of the Unions Elevates Workers and Shapes Society
The piece extols trade unions as the engine of progress and justice, citing education, organized action, and improved conditions. It argues unions empower the worker, limit elite power, and guide public policy toward a humane industrial order. It calls for organizing the unorganized to march toward a democratic, enlightened civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Miller
Miners’ Magazine
Labor
University of Toil
Flezsons
The Elephant Palate Distracts Dhurvi Police Elephant
A Harpers Weekly note recounts a tame elephant in Dhurvi police service with a refined palate. While fed rice and plantain tubes, a stray sweet biscuit displeased the animal, prompting a dramatic rejection and forced removal attempts by the elephant and mahout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhurvi
Harper’s Weekly
Japan New Year customs and fish recipes highlighted
A travelogue style piece describes Japan’s New Year morning rituals with special foods and abstentions, then shifts to a practical cookery column. It offers oyster soups and bouillon, gumbo, and bisque with step by step instructions, and closes with fish leftovers guidance and salted mackerel preparations.
Health Department to Work With Labor Unions
New York state health officials enlist labor union cooperation to cut disease spread and death. Commissioner Porter names Michael J. O'Brien of Rochester as special representative to visit labor groups and arrange meetings with lecturers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Department of Health
Porter
Michael J. O’brien
Rochester
Health Department
Inning Highlights Singled and Bunted Plays Extend Lead
Wiswell triples and Derby advances on a clever two base advance. Shumway parts the next at bat by a line drive two-base hit after Faatz bunt and a held run. Fear lines a single to right scoring Shumway. Faatz is hit by the ball on a liner to right, ending the inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Anderson
Treland
Wiswell
Shumway
Derby
Faatz
Fear
The Friends We Might Have Made
A reflective essay discusses unrealized friendships from small acts of selflessness. It emphasizes greeting others, spreading happiness, and finding value in inner motives rather than trading goodwill for gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Magazine
Hats on Display Invites Visitors to Enjoy Variety
A bustling assortment of trim hats in numerous shapes and colors fills the display. Visitors are welcomed warmly to view the collection, with the shop extending a cordial invitation to browse freely.
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Japan
Chicago News
Daily Press
Bing
First Congregational Church
The
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
German Lutheran Church
Swedish Mission Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Kaufman Brothers Co
South H Street
Whitby
Yorkshire
London Strand Magazine
LWO
Wolff's
George J. Wolff
Aberdeen
Herbert L. Satterlee
J. P. Morgan
Egypt
Longfellow
Houston Post
Prince Adalbert
Kaiser
Washington
Dream Theatre
Tahiti
Lubin
Gwendolyn
Pathe
Will and Away
Copeman
the Electric Service and Supply Company
Electric
Grays Harbor Railway and Light Company
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