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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1918
Page
6
An essay argues that modern civilization rests on the cooperation of countless workers and organizations worldwide. It stresses interdependence of producers and consumers across farms, factories, transport, and finance, urging broad knowledge and sympathy to gain shared benefits. Industrial Conservation, New York.
Frank A. Scott, chairman of the War Industries Board, says industrial efficiency and economy will determine wartime success. He notes the preparatory war phase is over, troops are in France, and home production must serve government needs. Slacking at home is condemned as unpatriotic.
The article urges parents to nurture openness and trust with young children. A close home bond is described as a magnetic force that draws children back to family values, ensuring they resist worldly temptations and find a center of deep repose at home.
A quirky tale recalls Wage Paser and the show Industry in a medieval lampoon of performance and profit. It lampoons collective ownership, the mule act, and the clever schemes around sharing income from stage entertainment and chewing gum driven spectacle.
A chaotic tale shows Wage Earners facing a volatile agitator as they clamp down on costs. Ware Payer threatens collapse of labor, demanding more share of gross receipts while Mule Minders demand discipline and reform.
A Dublin elder, eccentric yet devout, asks a Jewish minister to teach Hebrew so she may address her Maker in his native tongue. Friends are surprised, but she insists it would become her when she meets God. The London News quote highlights a rare exchange on religious language.
The piece argues that manufacturers and contractors are not true employers. Directors of industry and the workers are seen as fellow craftsmen in a common service. Purchasers of the product are identified as the real employers in a shared labor ecosystem.
A fragment describes a scene on a suburban road where a man drives an automobile in cold weather while a hitching horse and wagon pass by. The account references proverb ideas about weather and endurance and mentions a long United States government document from a year ago.
Understanding each other in business circles and among workers drives the war effort. Cooperation measures between manufacturers and labor gain support, strengthening the Industrial Conservation movement as peace talks loom and defense needs persist.
The report notes extended tracking time over ten hours in warm conditions and up to twenty four hours in the atmosphere. It warns of poor conditions with damp ground and scented terrain, making tracking harder than dry ground.
A casual observer report from Indianapolis News describes Baron Rothschild, known as JL G, injuring his wrist and tearing ligaments after stepping on the sidewalk while en route to an inauguration. He has been seen with a plaster cast as he carries a dog, and acquaintances question whether he was cranking a car, a reference tied to a deleted street name.
Old gas mantles should never be thrown away. Collect the powder carefully and keep in a small box. It is unsurpassed for cleaning gold silver and palladium. It rubbed on the nickel of a stove keeps it bright. It also whitens teeth. A gold ring touched with mercury was restored to its proper color by rubbing with this powder.
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