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Collective bargaining and liberty from Magna Carta to modern law
The text argues liberty as an individual right linked to pursuit of happiness and claims collective bargaining is valid only when exercised without coercion. It traces protections from Magna Carta to the Clayton Act and Adamson Bill, contending that labor is not a commodity and warning against collective extortion by coercive bargaining.
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Samuel Gompers
Doctor says Nature gates human life to forty five
A learned doctor tells a group that Nature tries to keep people alive until age forty five and then becomes indifferent. Longevity, he says, is mainly inherited, with ancestors shaping destiny. Diet and exercise have limited impact. fresh air walks suffice for a middle aged man.
Spain's transition sparks violence amid republican shift
The piece argues Spain's shift from monarchy to republic brings ongoing violence seen in Latin America. It notes refugees warning no bid to restore monarchy, while republics promise reforms but face slow, uneven progress.
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Behind The Scenes In Washington By Carter Field
William Lemke seizes on a 100 member bloc idea to sway the next House as a balance of power against Democrats and Republicans. The strategy includes alignment with Townsendites and La Follette allies, with inflation fears and pension pledges shaping votes amid uncertain majorities. A jealous husband stabbed his wife's lover 100 times, illustrating a sharp, unrelated aside.
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Leader mocks long voyage for brief weather show
A Russian eclipse expedition leader quips that a 10 000 mile journey yielded only rain. The remark hints at possible profits from photos and suggests hardship from the New Deal will soon hit savers as robbers strike first.
Electric nose advances beyond glow type
An odor detecting device has been perfected delivering a functional improvement over the mere glowing version. The passage casts political notes on Roosevelt and New Deal, hinting at manipulation and unfulfilled promises. It warns that until economic conditions improve, unrest and rebellion may rise, calling for strong leadership to maintain peace.
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W. C. Fields
Nazi criminal code in Germany prompts jail terms for free expression
The piece cites a 70 year old Gotha resident jailed 15 months for writing a friend in Switzerland and calling Nazi leaders by name, a Kiel professor fined 1000 marks and jailed for criticizing the state, and another man jailed for commenting on butter and egg shortages. It then contrasts with America where such labels against the Chief Executive could be made without penalty.
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Public forum letters defend teachers amid town beer debates
Readers defend public school teachers against criticism and late salary delays, urging parental duty and better environments for students. They contrast teacher dedication with local drinking and warn about communal neglect. Two letters discuss Athens Ohio beer parlors near the university and resident concerns.
Health Hints: Firework Injuries and Tetnus Prevention
Health notes warn that toy cap pistols and fireworks cause burns and eye injuries. Airguns and fireworks account for many accidents. seek medical care for wounds to prevent infection and tetanus. Anti tetanus serum can prevent lockjaw. prompt treatment critical to reduce fatalities. News briefs mention California prune distribution and Calipatra county geography.
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Hendersons Store Heir Faces Resistance and Reassures Staff
Helena Henderson takes control of the Henderson Department Store after Peter Henderson's death. She earns cautious support from John Lassiter and attorney Courtney while confronting Barnes the manager. Helena plans firm credit actions but reveals she will not keep ownership if it does not belong to her.
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Good Night Song and Heat Drenched Street Sketch
A poem titled Good Night Song by Lenora George of Athens Ohio bids family and friends good night and gives thanks to the Lord for blessings. A separate vivid prose fragment by Laura B Foster depicts a scorching street scene with heat waves, beads of sweat, and oppressive rails cutting through the day.
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Laura B. Foster
No War Prep and Women in Society Quotes
Readers quote mixed views on war preparedness, female virtue, and economic struggle. Statements from Chaplain Willard W. Jones at Camp Dix warn of war risk and urge preparation. Mrs Amy Johnson Mollison criticizes women as mischief makers while Robert Smalley condemns Liberty League and wealthy elites over living standards.
Gas tanker explosion on Glouster road injures none
Sun heat caused gasoline tank on a combined tank and grader to explode Tuesday near Glouster McConnelsville road. Reports note no injuries.
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District Tales of Long Ago in Walnut Township
Walnut Township in Gallia County organized April 3 1819 with the first election at Samuel Boggs home on Sandfork led by D R Armstrong. Early settlers include Henry McDaniel and John Louis with schools, churches, post office at Flagg Springs and a cholera epidemic of 1849 causing many deaths and extensive graves.
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Andrew Armstrong
Peter Dixon
Harvey Cowles
John Kelley
Samuel Drummond
John Lewis
John Cornton
Symmes Creek
Robert Armstrong
Mr. Petty
Thomas Ray
Jacob Bosworth
Sandfork Church
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Cadmus
Flagg Springs
McDaniels
Wm. Martz
Lawrence County
Wilam Clark
Middlesworth
Abram
Jonathan
Clay Township
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