Married men gain household service under tradition
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
2
Coatesville Herald Subscriptions Announced
The Coatesville Herald lists subscription details with annual rate of 1.50 and notes that government requires advance payment for all subscriptions, a policy to be strictly enforced.
Oldest American burglar and a blind English soldier’s hope
The piece notes a Chicago arrest of an 83 year old burglar with decades of prison time. It also highlights an English soldier who is blind missing limbs yet finds happiness in helping others, suggesting resilience amid adversity.
Wholesome recreation vs labor unrest and a sprawling dynasty
The recreation chief touts wholesome recreation for labor and Americanization while a pianist suggests classical music as a cure. Our view favors honest work and thrift. Wood alcohol deaths appear murderous, cold blooded not passion driven. A Washington elder with 105 descendants loses a record to a Kansas elder with 107 descendants. The 33 year old man has a family totaling 107 descendants across ten children, 47 grandchildren, 44 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren.
What the Farmer Thinks Editorial Insight
In a Youths Companion editorial a Lenin style theory is challenged by farmers' responses from forty thousand post office surveys. Farmers reject the idea that all workers share aims, noting high prices and distorted income as they pay more for goods and endure longer hours for less.
Farmers and city workers clash over wages and hours
The piece argues farmers feel squeezed by urban wage norms as city workers push for shorter hours and higher pay. It notes farmers value steady, honest labor, while industrial workers align with city interests. rising food costs and labor dynamics threaten rural livelihood and hint at broader economic antagonism.
Local notes of oddities and town movers
A mosaic of village happenings includes Bill Armitage moving four times today Sam Kersey and family relocating from a farm to town Pug Koowle settling in at the Cody place and ex bartender Johnny Rovers taking a chemist job in Fort Ancient drug store Constable Jim Jeffrey eyeing a star upgrade Jim Terry tests a camel tale and a 40 inch corset Joe Kersey jokes about home made hats Johnny Rogers can now walk to the post office Sim Potter offers a quip on dogs and men Kirk Mote laments temper and complexion efforts.
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