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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
4
In these days of hustle one seeks a newspaper delivering all news in concise form without columns of extra matter. Readers want direct facts, efficient summaries, and quick access to the essential events without filler.
The Philadelphia Record proclaims itself an enterprising independent newspaper dedicated to public interests. It highlights courage and fearlessness, printing all the news with the nation’s pioneer one cent paper status and large Philadelphia circulation. Subscription rates are listed for yearly and monthly combos.
A Larimer county farmer reportedly lost a cow in a quirky incident last week. The animal, rummaging through a summer kitchen, swallowed an umbrella and a cake of yeast. The yeast fermentation allegedly caused the umbrella to be expelled as the cow died from agony.
Mrs Evangeline Heartz introduces three Colorado house measures, aiming to empower state ventures into coal mining on public lands and reshaping marital property into community ownership while restricting mortgaging of exempt household goods without both spouses consent. Also notes society features on Miss Hildegarde McKenna and a Paris French girls club with strict rules.
Miss Mary and Anthony paid county taxes to avoid losing her home, accompanying the check with a note asserting paid under protest due to denial of woman taxpayers to decide on tax expenditures. She objects to privileges granted to men outside prison walls, regardless of tax status.
Their promptness and pleasant effects make DeWitt's Little Barly Risers popular pills for liver and bowel troubles. Grover's City drug store stocks them widely.
Edwardsville Illinois boasts Gladys Lax the world’s youngest exchange operator at six years old. daughter of F E Lax she learned numbers and operated a switchboard aided by her parents. the piece also recalls advice from shipbuilder John Roach and philanthropist Peter Cooper on the value of training and trade. later items note a Washington trip fare via Lehigh Valley Railroad and warnings about counterfeit DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
The article argues for organized charity that provides work and fair pay to the unemployed rather than passive dole. It condemns extreme wealth inequality and calls for government and social leaders to create public employment programs, develop infrastructure, and ensure workers’ dignity and lifelong usefulness through paid labor.
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