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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1914

Page

6

Capture of Lodz A Great Victory

Berlin claims Lodz seizure marked a landmark battle in Poland with an estimated 200 000 German casualties. The capture gives Germany control of a major central railroad toward Warsaw, raising concerns Warsaw may be besieged as German forces advance in the region amid unreliable reports from Petrograd.

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Leitzinger Brothers Store Opens New Addition at Clearfield

The Leitzinger brothers’ remodeled store in Clearfield opens to the public after completing carpentry and other work. The building, described as the largest and best equipped in town, features new floors, repainting, steel ceilings, fire prevention measures, and expanded showrooms on the second through fourth floors with Bristling displays of millinery, rugs, and ladies ready to wear. A Santa Claus display on the fourth floor marks the festive inaugurations. Real estate transfer noted for Lattie May Wikhert to Jeremia Samuel Woods in Sundry Sé0e.

Leitzinger Brothers Clearfield Sir Leitzinger Brothers Soladies Santa Claus Sind Lattie May Wikhert Jeremia Samuel T. Woods

Nation's Labor Problem: Women in the Field discussed

A sweeping, polemical piece argues that women workers, now about 1.5 million, mostly in the southern fields, form a modern chain gang. It laments wage scales, schedules, and the burden on families, urging Congress and public figures to address the exploitation of rural women and girls. The author contrasts this with industrial labor concerns and calls for mercy and action to protect home life.

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The Woman to the Field Demand Opens Civilizing Case

The Farmers' Union with ten million members backs a wage reform demanding women be taken from the field or paid fairly for their labor. The piece frames this as a trial on civilization, urging readjustment of industrial wages and a shift of women from home to field or equivalent work. The rhetoric evokes domestic roles and wartime labor calls under social debate.

Farmers’ Union

Railroads Press for Aid in President Wilson Era

A 1916 memorandum from thirty five railroad executives led by Frank Trusbull asks President Wilson to sustain railroad credits and grant added revenues amid European war induced credit strains. Wilson calls it a lucid truth and invites public cooperation to finance railroads during an emergency requiring collective action and dialogue.

Wilton Frank ‘Trusbull Wilson

Wingerous fire near James Woods home sparks minor damage

In Paradise Clearfield R F D 80 2 a burning flue endangered James Woods residence yesterday causing smoke and minor damage. Rev Knox new Cen ter church pastor leads revival as penitents crowd altar and several men renew Christian vows after summer efforts by Trinity Brotherhood noted.

James Woods Paradise Knox Center Church Trinity Brotherhood Bro

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