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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1907

Page

5

Labor World Notes on Union Bills and Strikes

The French chamber votes an eight hour mine day. Unions push for a Boston labor temple. Havana cigar supply tight amid Cuban strike. Montreal meeting on Canadian Typographical Union stalls. International photo-engravers sign a five year pact. Newark unions win police board seat contest.

French Chamber of Deputies Boston Havana Montreal International Photo-Engravers’ Union New York City International Union of Brewery Workers American Federation of Labor Brotherhood of Railroad Car Men United States Canada Telephone Girls Rocky Mountain Belt Telephone Utah Wyoming Idaho Pittsburg United States Stop] Corporation Birmingham United Mine Workers of America Alabama

Chances of Promotion in a Big Firm

A young man seeks advancement from a millionaire who asks for his prospects. The youth replies that there is any chance, noting they employ 200 men and that even the lowest job is competitive, reflecting the tough ladder in the business.

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What is Your Shortest Hour to the Day

A business man asks an acquaintance about the shortest hour. He defines his 2 to 3 pm period as the quickest, noting it often feels rushed by unavoidable tasks like meeting a bore or visiting the dentist. The New York Sun piece reflects on perceived time compression during that hour.

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Customs of mutual aid among Tartars and Kurds noted

An observer describes a tribal practice where a person in distress or seeking to wed sends a parcel of brown sugar in cloth to friends and acquaintances. Returns of money or livestock resume the person’s footing, and a servant may deliver the aid for marriage dower.

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