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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
2
Poem credits Labor as the force enabling Learning and Love to flourish. It speaks of Labor providing resources, shaping joy from Pain, and sustaining the trio as ongoing workers in life. The speaker nods to publication in the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The piece champions labor over war, arguing labor builds homes, sustains families, and elevates moral values. It contrasts war's destruction with labor's life, fidelity, and hopeful future, urging loyalty to labor as the path to civilization and heaven. It personifies labor as virtuous and war as evil and ruinous.
A proclamation extols honest labor and its fruits across fields cities churches and schools. It reflects on fallen soldiers and destroyed homes, urging reverence for work as a divine blessing superior to idle ease and condemning indolence.
Terence V Powderly recalls Labor Day’s origins with multiple founders and a milestone on September 5 1882 in New York City. He notes the Knights of Labor and thousands marching, marking the day as a de facto holiday akin to national independence celebrations. The event featured leaders like Hugh F Pentecoi and Richard Griffith on Union Square’s platform.
John Mitchell argues in Atlantic that individual contracts bind workers to worse terms, risking wages, hours, health, and safety. He contends permanent prosperity requires collective bargaining between capital and labor, especially in large enterprises.
The piece notes Labor Day increasingly centers on sport and recreation with crowded baseball parks excursion trains and full beaches. It argues prosperity shows in leisure and questions if unemployment or political demonstrations would alter this festive tone in the country.
An odd anecdote recalls manager Hughey Jennings hosting a public tryout at practice. A self described experienced right fielder wandered in, unsure of field locations, and remained at the plate after being assigned to right field. The tale mixes humor with a street view of city life and law concerns.
The article envisions aviators rising from Mexico to probe Central Guatemala and Venezuela for fabled gold and silver cities like Manoa. It notes impenetrable forests, perilous deserts, and uncharted regions in Arabia Sahara Alaska and Brazil where flight could unveil ancient treasures and solve lost mysteries.
The speaker notes a shift in attitude as White-In Brown becomes more optimistic. He has just planted seeds in his garden, signaling a hopeful start for a new cultivation effort.
Western Newspaper Union lists a water heater two water traps a 10 barrel receiving tank one pulley binch fac ch and other mechanical items for sale or inquiry at 610-14 Clinton St Fort Wayne Indiana.
A maid on Riverside Drive near Ninety-seventh Street watched a sparrow hawk circle in an airshaft for about two hours. The bird snatched sparrows and vanished, leaving residents shaken and later resuming routine after the event. A stray paragraph about finishing in first division appears in the text.
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