Invalid minimum wage act declared
Fort Smith demurrers challenging the 1915 female labor wage act were sustained in circuit court by Judge Paul Little in the case of J. Crow, operator of a laundry. The state said it would appeal, marking the first such move since the act took effect. The defense argued the signed bill differed from the legislature version, was illegal for penalizing employees, and conflicted with state and federal constitutions. Crowe was convicted in a fire tree court. The state plans an appeal.
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State Happenings From Arkansas News Clippings
Arkansas items report J He Miller named dean of university extension with aid from the U S Department of Agriculture, plus crop and farm notes in multiple counties. Violations of fish and game laws lead to arrests. rising school age counts in Jefferson County. a whiskey crackdown in Fort Smith ends with orderly closure and crowd reactions. Changes in publications include suspension of The People's Friend and a local Benton County press shift. Demonstrations discuss road improvements, cattle sales, and eradication efforts. notable deaths, reunions, and varied local incidents fill out the page.
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Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable alternative to calomel for bilious symptoms. It claims quick digestion, cleanses bile and waste, and offers a money back guarantee if not effective. The piece includes a child-friendly use claim and a price of 50 cents.
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Morning haggle in Tibet over priced treasures
Morning scene in Tibet with Jim haggling among peddlers as sunrise views snow cliffs. Buyers bargain with smiles and signs, aiming for small copper or turquoise pieces and a tiny Buddha. Traders insist haggling is essential to their nature and a fair price emerges through patience.
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Well Named Young Man As Traveling Salesman
A reminiscence recalls a promts ing youngster who failed to prosper as a traveling salesman. The first trip was briefly successful, but the second yielded only foolish excuses. A remark labeled him a whirlwind, or a birdwind, at the start and end of the tale as told by the Cleveland Train Dealer.
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In Far-off India A Malsam Trade Begins
A fragment describes Hanford's Malsam of Myrrh reaching an interior Indian village by chance. The tale tracks a growing trade from a small start to larger shipments as the product gains foothold, along with a comic aside about a slow hired man and a fatal car crash caused by a smooth talking salesman.
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Groves Tasteless Tonic Promises Quinine and Iron
An 19th or early 20th century ad touts Groves Tasteless Tonic claiming quinine drives out malaria and iron builds up the system with a tasteless formula printed on the label. The snippet also mentions a mix of jokes and unrelated musings, including references to Jones death and a daisy line.
The Way Out in a Parlor Conversation
A timid young man muses on marriage, claiming money would change his fate. A hopeful young woman at the opposite end of the sofa suggests borrowing money as a solution, sparking a brief exchange in the parlor setting.
Sympathy and wit from a noisy page of clippings
A collage of snippets and jokes from a newspaper page includes kitchen tech notes about dishwashing speed, requests to inspect home damage, flirtatious dialogue about card games for money, humorous quips about debates and debates’ expertise, casual adverts for Hanford products, and light social observations on manners, furniture sales, and laundry whitening.
Rocky Roads of China
A compact though critical travel sketch surveys Chinese roads as inadequate paths through rough terrain. The narrator notes roads are scarce and often indistinguishable from surrounding fields, where travel is eased only by leaving the road for plowed land and improvised routes.
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Ireland
Wide World Magazine
Good Advice For A Motorboat Trip Outfit
A chatty passenger asks about attire for a motorboat ride this afternoon. The reply advises wearing a bathing suit and a life preserver for safety and comfort on the water.
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