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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
2
A terse notice lists James H Minds as president with EW Hess and W Keld named in the leadership lineup. No further details are provided in the readable fragments.
A 1915 column laments out-of-town purchases draining local businesses, urges Clearfield to protect its town identity. It rails at licensing chatter, praises local sun, and questions charity regulation while critiquing German-American league influence and hyphenated loyalties amid wartime tensions.
Fragmented remarks discuss neutral stance in European conflict, American protest notes, and local issues. Mentions Wilson Bryan Maurer and a push for a new high school, plus hints at county nominations and civic participation amid general confusion.
A secret Washington City meeting formed a league of hyphenated residents to spread propaganda aimed at stopping aid to the Allies. The group, claiming loyalty to the United States, seeks to show Kaiser Germany that former German subjects remain loyal to Germany while evading military duties.
A fragmentary London Opinion style piece sketches social scenes with a dry wit. A dry exchange about warmth and undergarments follows a query to a dry goods clerk. A trailed line hints at domestic humor and household discussions amid vague characters and settings.
Harrisburg February 11 Attorney General Francis Shunk Brown outlined the core provisions of the Brumbaugh administration workmen's compensation bill, including a state commission to handle claims. The plan favors using existing state departments to avoid new costs, while exempting arm and domestic labor faces constitutional questions. Additional debates focus on local option, child labor regulation, and various insurance methods to fund the program.
A fragmentary passage echoes themes of rural toil and virtue, contrasting everyday labor with vision and character. It weaves dialogue on homes, honesty, and pride in work, presenting Erasmus as a model of steady domestic virtue and civic nurture through hoeing corn and guiding youth.
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