Beets and Child Labor Under Tariff Debate
The piece argues tariffs fail to aid American workers as beet sugar industry relies on foreign labor and child labor. It cites Colorado and Michigan data showing many children aged six to fourteen work long hours on sugar beets, with extensive farm contracts and foreign workers predominating. The article critiques high tariff rhetoric and notes harm to education and health from child labor.
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Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Naethaek
Sonds Ellen
Dane Gerausty
Peder Children’s Bureau
Polorade
VNU
Ander
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Auverge
Whiteelund
Mehigan
RAI
Omar Doimvke
Michigan
Sum
Pollet
Germiny
Clarado
Forely Indorer
Amendeus Luray
Brook Dominates on a Fractured Results Card
A chaotic tally of basketball game results shows Brook facing Lowell, Crown Point, Ambia, Francesville, St. Joe, Oxford, Monon, Whiting forfeit, and other foes with varied scores. The list notes multiple Brook victories and losses, including bouts against Rensselaer and Emerson, revealing a busy schedule and inconsistent outcomes.
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Lowell
Brook
Bedaryville
Crown Point
Ambia
Ladoga
Francesville
Rensselaer
Renescher
St. Joe
Changnon and Freeland clash in planned Indiana basketball bout
Reported challenge from L E Changnon of Donovan Utah to Freeland Park Indiana to play a five on five game with timekeeper and mascot, hoped for Friday March 10 at Brook Caliseum. Freeland, strong in recent play, faces Ambia and Emerson ahead of season finale as locals urged support.
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Ciengo Tribune
Freeland Park
Ind
Donovan Township
L. E. Changnon
Donovan Ut
Freerland
Crang
Brothers of St. Anne
Freeland
Kingman
Oxford
Changwon Bombers
Brook
Emerson
Indiana
Brook M. E Defeats Rensselaer M. E in Close Battle
In a heatedWednesday night curtain-raiser between Brook M. E and Rensselaer M. E, Brook claimed victory after a tight contest. The first half ended 14 to 13 in favor of Brook, with both teams trading baskets in the second half before Brook pulled ahead through superior teamwork.
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M. E's
Brook
Rensselaer
Tariff Cuts Hit Small Town Farm Market
An article argues that tariffs under the Emergency Tariff Act cripple a New Jersey glove factory near the Canadian border, forcing it to halt operations and push nearby farmers to seek distant buyers. It links exporter failures in Cuba and Canada to reduced demand for butter, eggs, and dairy, describing widespread wage losses and economic hardship across the town.
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E. Miles
Fair Tariff League
Canale
New Jersey
Caohu
Cuba
Aten
Relvnee
Chaba
Tve
Mary Kent
United Stat
Library Week Brings Visitors and Information
A local library week feature extols the library as a fountain of information led by Miss Reed. It highlights resources on farming and animals, a juvenile reading program with a roll of honor, and displays of Japanese pictures from the state library board. Readers are urged to visit and ask Miss Reed for guidance and to explore the vast subject coverage.
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Istorge
Cebrary
Wbrarlan
Almosk
Misa Reed
Indiana
Europe
State Library Board
Miss Reed
No, The Age of Chemistry
The passage surveys the rise of chemistry shaping civilization, noting Germany's chemical advances during war and the belief we have entered an era defined by chemical science rather than machinery. It highlights transformative lab discoveries, the poetical romance of science, and previews sketches on how a 1850 English boy’s work spurred modern creative chemistry and its wide range of products.
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America
Germany
Geremany
Barte
Poets of Science and the Chemist World War Era
William Henry Perkitt rises from a city school pupil to a pivotal chemist thinker called a poet of science. The piece traces his early lectures, his training under a Royal College of Lawlor mentor, and his belief chemists could conquer the world. It notes German dye trusts forming in 1915 to control global chemical business, signaling shifts in wartime industry and power.
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William Henry Perkitt
Andaty
Perksely
Rai
Otlve Sons
Germany
Cee Quimpeules
oUrtely
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