The Chain-Gang of Civilization: Women in the Field
Lecturer Peter Madford argues the nation faces a labor crisis as 1,514,000 women work in fields, many underpaid and overworked. He warns Congress and society to heed the plight of field workers, especially young girls and mothers, and to resist industrial greed that harms women and families.
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Congress
Mason and Dixon Line
United States
Goddess of Justice
Goddess of Liberty
Washington
The Woman in the Field Demand in America’s Wage Reform
A Farmers' Union backed plea voices alarm over aging women laborers driven from home to field work. It argues for wage reform and social justice, urging America to protect mothers and daughters from exploited labor in agriculture.
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Israel
America
Farmers’ Union
Railroads Appeal to President Wilson for Emergency Support
A committee of railroad executives led by Frank Trumbull asks President Wilson to back rail credits and allow government or private action to sustain rail revenues amid European war effects. The memorandum cites rising expenses, tighter credit, and regulatory costs, urging coordinated cooperation to avert a crisis. Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pa offers a personal digestion success story endorsing Chamberlains Tablets.
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Frank Trumbull
Wilson
Smitten of God Afflicted The Crucifixion Sermon
A religious reflection on Jesus Christ's crucifixion from Mark 15 23 37. The piece explores Jesus bleeding heart His crucifixion the thefts plea Remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom and the meaning of it is examined in light of gospel prophecy and salvation.
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Jesus
Joseph
Sheol
Hades
Mary
Paradise
Messiah
Ife
Adam
Dayton Notables and Visits Highlight Thanksgiving Week
Local notes recount sermons by Rev. James B. Clark at P O L A gatherings, visits by A Beekman to Quaker City, and multiple Thanksgiving greetings among Stults, Stults family, and relatives. Obituary of Isaac Hutchinson reveals a $20 000 estate divided among five sons. Buick purchase by Harry R Farr closes the week.
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A. ©. Beekman
Quaker City
Spafford Stuka
Sarah Stults
Henry Stults
Camden
A. C. Beekman
New Brunswick
J. W. Errickson
I. B. Rowland
Henry Pot
George Waite
Deans
Joseph Duncan
H. R. Dey
Allentown
Newark
Dayton
Presbyterian Church
Isaac Hutchinson
F. L. Evans
Beulah Evans
Lestershire
N.Y
Charles Barclay
Armenia Dey
Harry R. Farr
Youth's Companion 1915 Calendar Offered to Subscribers
The Youth's Companion announces a 1915 calendar presented to every paid subscriber. The gem of calendar making features decorative mounting while prioritizing usefulness, and the aim is to provide a calendar that is both attractive and practical for the new year.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised for Children
Mrs Lafayette Tuck of Homer City Pa recalls using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy three years ago for a hard cold and cough in her child with quick relief. The note says the remedy is pleasant to take, contains no opium, and is safe for both children and adults. Sold by all dealers.
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Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Chamberlain
Pittsburg
Lafayette Tuck
Homer City
Four Piece Orchestra Formed For Social Dances
A four piece orchestra with violin, piano, cornet and drums is ready to provide music for dances parties weddings and social gatherings. For details contact Joseph Owens Prospect Plains or Arthur L Burroughs Cranbury New Jersey.
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Joseph Owens
Prospect Plains
Arthur L. Burroughs
Cranbury, New Jersey
Latest Hats on Display for Fall and Winter Styles
An attractive display shows trimmed hats in fall and winter shapes. Conservative models and novelty effects satisfy individual tastes as the shop pledges constant effort to please and guarantees the lowest prices.
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