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Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

2

Global News Snippets Cover Economy and War Footnotes

British soldiers deposited 30660 pounds to military savings banks last year. 532 tons of cigarettes were exported from Egypt. Cheap American cigarettes are widespread in India. Advertising lectures run twice weekly at Prague's Commercial College. Coke prices have surged 200 percent in five years. Over 15000 rabbits trapped in Torquay's municipal warren last year.

Egypt India Commercial College Prague Torquay Plymouth Berlin Aire Bahn Lapland Klerksdorp Transvaal Ber Nn Germany Empress of Austria Lungen-Schwalbach Wiesbaden Barrow England Peach States National Museum Belgrade Caracalla California Botanical Society of America Aquilela Triest Attila Todla Hindustan Hronibal Mainz Cologne Ulm Metz Thionville Vauban

Desertions and postal life in Washington era notes

Desertions from the army rise with concerns over recruit quality. Washington leads in letters and postal expenditures with high per capita postage and a large mail volume. A Washington cat named Tom amuses Senator Depew. Veterans and White House receptions, church plans, and government meat purchases are described along with House membership changes since 1901.

Pacific R. P. Hughes Washington District of Columbia New York Depew Senator Depew Tom United States United States Treasury Uncle Sam Zoological Park House of Representatives House Carl Schofield

We Want Trouble and the Right Kind of Men

Dr. Hillis argues discontent fuels social progress when poverty deprives the many of earnings that others take. He says the right kind of men, those who suffer injustice, must meet the trouble, aided by labor unions pushing for fair shares and ballot box reform.

Dr. Hillis Hillis Republic New York American

Growing Union Expands Boxmakers and Lawyers

In Chicago the United Order of Boxmakers and Lawyers has surged from under 1,300 members in July to 5,800 today. Of the total, 3,200 are women. The drive has organized several paper box factories, improving conditions in multiple plants while others remain unor ganized.

Chicago United Order of Boxmakers

Printing Trades Set Uniform German Wages and Hours

German printing trades agree on a single wage scale and nine hour day with intervals, but actual work must not exceed eight hours daily. Disputes go to a balanced arbitration board with equal employer and worker representation, and either side may demand arbitration.

Germany German Empire

Illinois Attorney General Rules Convict Labor Contracts Illegal

The Illinois attorney general declares that all existing convict labor contracts violate the constitution and that the state lacks authority to contract for employing inmates in penitentiaries.

Illinois

Fishermen Organize Puget Sound Union

Seven thousand fishermen on Puget Sound form a trades union chartered by the American Labor Union. The milestone marks a coordinated effort to secure labor standards and collective bargaining rights for coastal fishing crews.

Puget Sound American Labor Union

Rotation and Diversification of Farm Crops

Farmers should adopt a defined crop rotation based on farm size and soil, dividing land into sections for crops and hay. A four to six year cycle is suggested with corn and potatoes on sod, followed by crops needing cultivation and then grain and grass.

The Horse Of His Feed Describes Horse Diet Advice

The article urges avoiding drugs for a horse with poor appetite and recommends changing feed, feeding lightly for several days, and ensuring plenty of open air exercise. It notes that stables keeping horses indoors at night can spoil appetite.

Two Rutland Women Benefit From Favorite Remedy

A Rutland woman recovered after kidney and nervous ailments with Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. A second patient, Mrs. Laura A. Kempton of West Rutland, also credited the medicine with full recovery from Bright's disease after doctors gave up. The ad promotes the remedy's broad claims, offers a free trial bottle and pamphlet, and lists price as 11 a bottle or 6 for $5.

David Kennedy Laura A. Kempton West Rutland Bright Rught David Kenedy

Cream for Skin Diseases Sold By David Kennedy

An old advertisement lists a 50 cent cream for skin and scrofulous diseases sold by David Kennedy in a drug store. The fragment mentions Galt ScEum Cream and related remedies. Names and details are partially garbled.

David Xenned

Juvenile Dramatist Merivale Publishes Autobiography

Ten year old dramatist Tierman Merivale recalls in his new autobiography a play in which a cook poisons a royal family. He also notes a young relative embarking on a similar experiment and includes a scene where King Edward VII and courtiers react to a courtier awaiting lunch.

Tierman Merivale Ones Lis Mr. Merivale Edward L Edward

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