Wastefulness of child labor under public regulation
Editorial cites Woman's Home Companion reports from Pittsburgh showing 14 to 16 year olds gaining certificates, leaving school at 14, rarely progressing beyond sixth grade, and slipping into routine jobs. It argues early work harms education, urges sending children back to school and pushing child labor reform, while promoting progressive education that makes schooling engaging and project based.
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Woman's Home Companison
Pittsburgh
Observer
American makers unit in fighting foreign imports in postwar market
Government reports through consuls and commercial attaches describe efforts by foreign manufacturers to enter the U S market while American industry expands postwar. The piece highlights fountain pens priced around seven dollars with durable materials and bold advertising, noting German goods flooding the market with inferior plastics and faulty construction.
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Heaven and Earth
United States
German Riitaller
Americas
Teaching Hartdness In Kids Inspires Philanthropy Long Term
An old essay argues that early instruction in kindness to animals fosters justice and compassion. It suggests nurturing sympathy in children protects vulnerable creatures and may shape future philanthropists, noting cruel acts by youths show how much guidance is needed from guardians.
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Jesson
Drowning Myths Debunked by Public Health Service
The U.S. Public Health Service states there is no scientific basis for the belief that a drowning person must surface three times. Many drownings never show a second rise after initial submergence as a frantic struggle pulls water into the windpipe and air is expelled from the lungs.
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Public Health Service
Fisherman Fights Wave as Struggle Ends
A fisherman battles the sea, sinking and rising repeatedly as his strength wanes and he finally sinks in a fatal end. The perilous scene unfolds amid harbor weather with onlookers rushing to assist.
Social notes from Malden and Bristol regatta scenes
A collage of visits and guests from Malden Boston and Groton plus travelers through Bristol Narrows. Listed are families hosting relatives and friends from Massachusetts Connecticut Missouri and New York with motoring trips and society events amid local club plans and upcoming weddings and church services.
Safety First signals taught by Socony guidance
The Standard Oil Company of New York promotes the four left hand signals for right and left turns stops and backing as part of its Safety First campaign. It urges clear signaling to avoid confusing the driver behind and stresses signaling well before turns or stops to prevent dangerous situations.
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Standard Oil Company of
New York
New York State
New England
Socony
Bristol County Farmers Meeting Postponed to Friday Evening
Superintendent William Hobbs and Mrs Hobbs return from a two week stay at Oak Bluffs. The Bristol County Farmers Association meeting planned for Friday evening to discuss feasibility of an outs and clam hake was postponed until Friday evening this week. A motor vehicle collision damaged by John Wells and Santo Buccio occurred Sunday at High and State streets. Visitors Mr and Mrs Patrick J Herley return home. Mrs M V Thomas of Portland Ohio is a guest of Miss Cauthe. Tag day for Colt Memorial Ambulance postponed to next Saturday. fundraising drive continues this week.
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Michael J. Doyle
High Street
Reginald F Wells
Mansfield
John J Burns
Lombard Pozzi
Bristol Narrows
Emily C Burdick
Groton
Mary LeClair
Gadfly
Edge Wood Yacht Club
Olive Coggeshall Poppasquash
Brennans Providence
Lallian Whitabeth Church
Everett LeBaron Church
Ore Wallace Pinco N Mossop
Long Island
Gigha’s School of Music
Biron
Barton Street
Pawtucket
Old River Road
Sowames Road
Barrington Romeo Biron
Joseph
Anne Street
John Jo Conwas
Warren Biron
Warren
Fifth District
Neeon J. Kenney i
Edward Walsh
Bitar Jarling
Ham
Saratoga’ Springs
Richard J. Dickenson
Owen Hughes
Caunters
Anna
Sadie Hol Hes
Franklin Street
New York
Canada
P. Henry Morris
Helen
Margaret Morris
FE. N. Kinsley
New Hampshire
Parker Nichols
Borden
Nichols
Annie C. Carter
Nelle Nichols
Hope Street
Esther Perkins
William LePage
Church Street
Worcester
Tigers
Whairlwinds
Chifford T Warner
Thomas H Warner
Whilliam C Hobbs, Jr
General Electric School
Lynn Mass Perles W Lane
Colt Memorial High School
Colt’ Memorial High School
Bath House
Charles Barton
Olnexville
Providence Bove Club
Bristol
Daughters of the Amercan Revolution
Bristol Nacht
Jobhouse
William HloAngevine
Bare Brotherhood
Howe Parm
Mount Haye Bay
Manuel Pereira
Jewseph Perrys
John Borges
Toh Salvia
John Raposa
X-Offier
Johnnte
Bertas
Prudence Island
Grace Robotham
Brooklyn
N. Y
Albert T. Gale
Pearse Avenue
Edgehill Temple
Hope Temple
East Providence
Bristol Woman's Exchange
Mary Boardman
Chic
State Street
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
Margaret M Morrissey
Oliver School
Italy
John H Morrissey
Thomas Morrissey
Mars ¢ Morrissey
St Raymonds Carcie Daughters
Isabella Providence
Marvy Reilly
Mars Sarah Sweeney
McCarthy Brothers
Providence
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Prudence
Reent Parnstro
Rooks Port
Greene's Landing
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Dies
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Haly
Charles Worb Watkinson
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Walkinson
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John Fo
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Hobbs
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John Wells
Patrick J Herley
Pittsburg
Philip Morris
Charles Street
M V Thomas
Portland
Oregon
US Veterans Bureau
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