Bankers Strike Highlights Growing Union in New York
A group of about sixty bank workers in New York walked out after officials refused to recognize their union and reinstate a discharged employee. The newly formed union claims over 2,000 members, signaling a broader trend of labor organization spreading beyond traditional trades.
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New York
New York City
United States
Encephalitis lethargica linked to misplaced work
A humorous take describes Jerome K Jerome noting how liver complaint terminology explains laziness. It argues a person’s true job aligns with their abilities, curing the lethargy and restoring energy when found, ending with a caution about wasted years.
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Jerome K. Jerome
Rome
Side Talks On Servant Power And Balance Of Needs
A nurse’s view on the servant problem argues that harmony depends on mutual understanding. The piece weighs the mistress’s reliance on servants against the workers’ expectations and calls for a balance where neither side dominates.
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Mary
Kate
Opinions Reprinted Attack on Foster in House Speech
Representative Cooper of Ohio denounces William Z Foster as an extremist linked to the I W W and radical labor groups. He cites Labor World and Solidarity publications to allege Foster’s propaganda and warns American laborers against being led astray by “radical labor leaders” seeking to overthrow the government.
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Ohio
William Z. Foster
Foster
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World
Pittsburg
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Solidarity
W. W
New Castle
W. Z. Foster
American Federaon of Labor
The Dark Day Reflection On Sickness And Waste
A poem warns of sudden illness and the impact on a family economy. It contrasts confident healthy living with the reality of flour, coal, pills, and desperation as a doctor call arrives. The speaker laments wasted resources and vows to work harder when well.
Dinner Stories A Name For Him
A humorous vignette follows Mrs Binks and Tom as they plan a Thames trip aboard a lightship near the Nore. Tom recalls fame as a tattooed man, while Mrs Binks jokes about his shrinking from washing. Their night out shifts from travel talk to an encounter with cinemagoing crowds and a casual hotel lobby chat.
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Nore
Tom
Viola Vampire
Yorick Hamm
Peach Inspired Dishes Featured In Household Hints
A collection of peach based recipes appears with variations including Jean Salad Pot-Pourri Salad Peach Salad Peach Cocktail peach jelly and peach con- serves plus a hearty oxtail and macaroni dish. The guide emphasizes quick prep and simple dressings.
Moving and visiting notice from Hockingport area
Ravenswood man buys Owen farm and Murrayville buys Henry White property. Families move to Parkersburg Torch Kenton and Athens are among listed movements. Local social notes mention guests at Duttons and Adams families with several travels and births hinted.
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Ross Murry
Ravenswood
W. Va
Owen's
Solomon Bigley
Murrayville
Henry White
Wesley Humphrey
E. A. Dutton
Lee Humphrey
Lew Humphrey
Fultz
Mesd Taylor
Knowles
Ira Huntington
Gallipolis
Herbert Dutton
Athene
Clarence
Carrol, C
James Palmer
Athens
Clark
Kenton
Taylor
Fred Gillian
Torch
Julian Adams
H. E. Adams
Marietta
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