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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
4
White dominates the season as the chic color with Italian influenced Irish Ince boleros on blouses in louisine or peau de soie. Heavy white madras with Persian stripe shapes shirt waist fabrics. Small vandykes bead skirts. Lace mittens show initial embroidery. White belts with stitched buckles pair with white lace trimmed stockings. Flowers like cornflowers roses and pansy blossoms color summer hats and toques.
Joseph meets at My Nance with Jefferson planning to spend the same on a big revival. A modern production of Money Mad is announced for next season. McIntyre and Heath have worked together since 1874 and created the negro dance on stage. Menrietta Crosman will tour with Nance Oldfield and Madeline. Laura Biggar to return after inheriting fortune from H M Bennett. Edna May poised to star in Kitty Grey upon returning from London.
A judgment against a nonresident with a power of attorney to confess judgment gains full faith and credit in other states. False testimony in erroneous or voidable proceedings can constitute perjury if material. A mutual separation agreement between spouses does not bar the husband from claiming rights in the wife’s estate.
The Atchison Globe reflects on everyday behavior and social quirks. It notes people moving slowly, men talking on streets, lasting visits, and reactions to appearances and romance with a wry, observational tone. The piece surveys common habits and social judgments in a humorous, skeptical voice.
In a dream a fire rages as demagogues preach hoarding fire while firemen work. The author aligns Roosevelt's warning on industry with civic virtue, urging use of thrift foresight intelligence and energy to foster people not profiteers, and urges readers to claim responsibility.
Congressman Sulzer of New York introduces a bill to create a federal department of labor with a secretary, six assistants, and a bureau of fisheries. It would absorb labor and immigration bureaus, establish annual and monthly statistics on labor and unemployment, and enable boards of arbitration. The measure envisions consular information exchange to address foreign labor supply and demand. In Kensington a strike by terra cotta workers violated an existing agreement, with union officials later unrecognized.
Chicago unions of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners vote on raising dues from 65 to 75 cents monthly. Large locals back the increase, small locals oppose. Wages rose 10 cents an hour over five years, expenses doubled, yet many workers resist funding the union that won the raise.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen wins a wage raise with Canadian Pacific railway in arbitration. The settlement provides an average 15 percent increase and sets daily wages at $1.60 for track workers.
The Rev Mr Yeisley, pastor and editor at St Paris Ohio, praises Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as curing kidney and liver ailments, aiding nerves and female weaknesses, and enabling life insurance acceptance. Advertises the remedy for $1 a bottle or six for $5, with free trial sample by mail.
A compilation reports Korea opening nine ports for trade while Formosa cyclists favor women’s bikes for long coats. It notes Afghan troops’ late pay, Armenian history ban in Turkey, and Armenian church protests. French colonies span 8.74 million sq mi with 60.6 million people. German colonies 1.027 million sq mi and 14.1 million people. Switzerland issued 25,772 commercial traveler permits in 1991. A dead man vote occurred in the French Chamber when M. Loyer, ill, was absent and his ballot was cast posthumously.
A Harper's Weekly inspired piece argues public schools should teach that heroism, while admirable, is rarely lasting. It favors steady effort toward noble purposes and meeting daily life challenges with patient resolve over seeking fame through unusual or abnormal acts.
Miggles recalls upsetting a plate of soup on Miss Smith's gown at dinner last night. Wiggles notes the incident was embarrassing and laments polite table manners, including requests for a second plate of soup.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record blends odd praise and garbled phrases about wigs and a beautiful nose. The text includes stray words and a reference to Castoria, a brand once common in ads, but the overall meaning is unclear.
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