Labor unions and the liquor problem in the trades
A trade union columnist argues that capital and labor have formed large alliances while small firms struggle to know every worker. He contends unions should set minimum wages and address alcohol abuse as a barrier to steady labor. The piece critiques drinkers as a burden on unions and calls for sober, reliable workers to advance labor's cause.
Vocal class opens in Traction Building studio
Mrs. E. H. Trushel of Warren launches a vocal class for all students at her new studio located in the Traction Building Room 14 on the third floor. Classes meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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All Tired Out Hundreds Mire in Corry in the Same Plight
A distressed notice describes widespread tiredness and fatigue in Corry tied to kidney issues. Mentions Mra Young of 40% Smith Street, a local sufferer, and promotes Don’s Kidney Pills as a remedy from Procurent Aniol & Co.
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Aniol & Co
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