Rich New York Girl In Laundry Life Profile
Ide M Tarbell profiles Carola Woertshoffer a New York debutante who shuns inherited luxury to live among workers. The piece recounts four months in a laundry under harsh conditions, noting long hours hot unventilated rooms and dangers, while highlighting her empathy and commitment to workers and unions.
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Ide M. Tarbel
Carola Woertshoffer
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Administratrix Sale of G T Eubanks Home
Door, Tuesday July 2 at 10 30 a m corner Pryor and Hunter streets sells the former home of G T Eubanks northeast corner Walker and West Fair streets. A splendid modern house running back toward Peters Street. Entire interest delivered to purchaser. Cash terms. Examine property and be on hand next Tuesday.
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2038 Empire Blog Phones Main 674 and 910
Empire Blog lists contact numbers 674 and 910 for reader inquiries and updates. The note provides a direct line for audience reach and official communication.
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Empire
Jennings May Lose Managerial Job
Detroit report says manager Hughie Jennings must improve Tigers' performance or seek another job next season. Team has slumped this year and owners fear loss of command and leadership. He’ll be kept until season’s end to prove he can rally the club.
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Tigers
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Page County Boys Promote Road Work For Prizes
Small boys under twenty one enter a half mile of road in Page County Iowa to win prizes for best maintained roads. Township trustees approve the plan and the boys perform the work with farm tools. Prizes include five dollars for the best half mile, three for the second, and two for the third, plus a county sweepstakes trophy for the top half mile.
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Iowa
Towa Py
Page County
Page
Letter etiquette for correspondence to The Constitution
The notice urges correspondents to sign letters with full addresses and to include return envelopes or stamps for replies. It specifies deadlines for Tuesday Tri-Weekly submissions, advises legible single sided writing, and directs letters to R. J. Redding at Griffin, Georgia.
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R. J. Redding
Farms and Farmers Department
Griffin, Georgia
Constitution
Atlanta
Griffin
Griffin, Ga
July on the Farm and late spring setbacks
A rural trench narrative discusses how a cool wet spring disrupted normal planting schedules for corn, cotton, and other crops. It notes some farmers kept timely progress while others lagged, and it advises July as a month for preparation and planting of crops like cowpeas sorghum millet soybeans and beans while detailing soil preparation and crop varieties.
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Peter Henderson
Cotton Belt
Dairy and Hog Cholera Advice From a Rural Journal
Practical Q and A on dairy cow feeding and developing the udder before calving and milking, plus home remedies for hog cholera, guidance on serums and dosing, and cautions about water, facilities, and cleanliness. Includes horse and dog health tips and seasonal drinks.
Cucumber Worm Remedies and Lameness in Cattle
Inquiries outline practical steps for cucumbers and melons, noting no effective poison. Recommendations include mosquito netting before blooms for small plots. Also discussed are stifle and hock joint lameness in a mule and a detailed livestock remedy using a mix of kerosene, cottonseed oil, sulfur, and pine tar to deter cattle ticks, with guidance on regular inspection and pasture timing.
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S. J. Herrington
T. E. Mauldin
Thomaston
Sweet corn sent to Paris in a Long Island home hamper
Farm and Fireside reports a scheme to ship fresh vegetables directly from producer to consumer. A Long Island home hamper carried sweet corn to Paris for a Paris dinner. Corn was cooled and packed in blotting paper tubes and paraffin, then stored in the steamer's cool room to arrive sweet and delicious.
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Long Island
Oay
Where He Drew the Line. (From Tit-Blts)
A brief dialogue scene shows Mr Brown instructing his daughter Ethel to tell a young man that her parents do not object to his gas bills but object to him leaving with the farming paper. The exchange hints at a comic family dynamic and social propriety.
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Mr. Brown
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