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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
19
The article argues that proper training under scientific management raises worker skills and efficiency without extra strain. It critiques apprenticeship breakdown, notes that Brockton and Lynn dominate U.S. shoe output, and cites St Louis growth, describing how training and organization improve productivity and pay.
Wages for silk workers in Macclesfield Cheshire are outlined for summer and winter. Men weave for 64 to 66 hours weekly with weekly wages ranging from 2.40 to 6.60 dollars. Women earn 5.10 dollars weekly. The figures reflect season and hour differences in the English silk industry.
A brief note describes how the human eye responds to color, stating heightened sensitivity to crimson and red tones, followed by yellow, wine, and green. The text highlights that perceived color intensity varies, with greener hues provoking less perception than red tones.
Fragmentary lines hint at a discussion between White-Hays and Groon about trouble and meetings at month’s end. The text mentions a woman appearing the same across events, with scattered names and phrases indicating a brief, unclear notice.
A historical survey traces the birth of aviation from fragile and ungainly experiments to the Wright brothers breakthrough in 1903 near Kitty Hawk. It lists notable figures like Santos-Dumont, Glenn Curtiss, and Louis Blériot, and contemplates safety, altitude, and the future potential of air travel.
France plans to join a campaign against houseflies as scientists warn they spread disease during epidemics amid cholera fears. Noted researchers from Pasteur Institute and municipal lab urge public action to curb disease transmission by flies. William Thompson dies in New Jersey after long illness tied to Porto Rican bug exposure in California years earlier. He endured years of misdiagnosis and underwent two operations before the cause was found.
A long standing rush bearing festival at St Oswalds Church Grame Mor in Westmoreland endures since 1682. Each year residents bring fresh rushes for the kneeling worshipers and a memorial service marks the occasion.
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