Substitutes for the Saloon in Episcopal Social Reform
The Episcopal Church pioneered social substitutes for the saloon, led by Bishop W Potter and Rev. James B Freeman. Freeman built workingmen clubs in Yonkers and Minneapolis to provide comfort and civic discussion without liquor, financed by patrons like George J. Christian. The Minneapolis clubs, autonomous and membership funded, offered libraries baths dances and more, helping diminish saloon influence and inspiring further church missions worldwide.
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W Potter
New York City
James B. Freeman
Yonkers
N.Y
Minneapolis
Minn
Drg Freeman
St. Mark
Board of Missions
Dedt Ag Revthdieons Church Missionary
Public Interest Guiding Economic Means Across Sectors
The text argues that individuals and organizations pursuing special interests must serve the general public welfare. It urges improvers businesses and organized labor to act in ways that benefit the common good, highlighting cooperation, demonstrable value, and adherence to general welfare.
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van Piidevey
Labor Woes Highlight Farm Aid Shortages and Rising Prices
The article discusses farm labor shortages and calls for aid while noting farmers face higher costs and limited ability to pay workers. It cites private industry pressures and a need to grow crops under challenging economic conditions.
Senator Thomas of Colorado protests petition letters to lawmakers
A U S senate floor dispute highlights protests sent to Senator Thomas of Colorado. He condemns petition letters as unjust and socialistic, asserting the effort to influence senators is excessive and improper.
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Mboniimien
Sentor Thomas
Colorado
Ben Dieters
Thomas
Senate
Voters Comment on Representative After Courtship of Complaints
The quote hints at voter frustration with their representative claiming he is a nuisance. The speaker asserts voters sent him to represent them, challenging the legitimacy of his actions and seeking accountability.
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Who
Government workload sparks welfare worker dialectic
A debates over civilian and military roles arise as agencies like the Y M C A Salvation Army and Jewish Welfare Board operate alongside military bodies. Critics fear government expansion into welfare work risks diluting military discipline and civilian control.
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Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
Wilson
Maynard Don Lent Leads Mars in Home Holiday Game
Mars base team saw Don Lent of Maynard play third base in a Monday afternoon game after a holiday visit. The report notes Lent as a star athlete with early offense and defense highlights.
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Don Lent
Checkers Club Announces Winter Practice and Matches
The Mirvarrd Checkers club gears up for the season with winter practice and matches. Maynard to host Waltham in a key late October game after a recent scalp of Waltham, with further bouts scheduled to challenge all comers.
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Tor
Maynard Vs
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Maynard
Cavien
Mary & Brown
Albany
Carroll County
New Hampshire
Charles, Proctor
Newton
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Elliot L. Fisher
Wonalancet
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Simpson Spring CO
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Butler Ave
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