Spirit of Labor Day Reflections and Organizing Call
A wartime era editorial explores Labor Day meaning for workers, noting origins in 1882, federal recognition in 1894, and the call to organize. It cites Samuel Gompers and Rev. Charles Stelzle, urging workers to embrace dignity of labor, advance collective action, and view toil as a social contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG Scott Watson
New York
Eity Central Labor Union
American Federation of Lavor
Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
Berle
United Coriuies
Watt
Sumuet Coinbers
Qld
Coubress
Jegut
Mir
Giniss
Emily
Proat
Ishor
America
Tania
Tollers
Workers of America
Longfellow
Amerfours
Gempers
United States
Nso
John B Vrey
Uniente Federation of
Tabor
Trate
Laeb
Trade Unin
Matement de
Gompers
Rodin
Amerei
Charles Stelzle
Exercise as a Duty for the Elderly
An editorial ponders when elderly exercise should stop, suggesting physical activity may not be a duty for aging bodies. It argues older individuals often lack desire to cavort and that strenuous tasks risk heart stress, urging moderation and enjoyment over obligation.
Third Rail Stops Engine If Obstructed Track
A third rail device invented by an Italian generates electricity during train movement and stops the engine without the engineer. If obstacles appear the bell rings and automatic braking engages. The system also supports telephone service for drivers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rade
Nat Fialinm
Ufe
Lawiess
Thornton Oakley
Toller
Uleth
Teller
Earth
Vinn
Job
St Louis
OUR Comic
Baily PA
Olidge
Iooes
Ersena
Ness
Mi Business
Finney
Hno
Casady
Signor
Cassidi
Tanacieg
Vawdymille
CassiDy
He’s
Ej Elix
RCAL
Western Newspaper Union