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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1914

Page

5

Million Men and Women Out Work in the United States

A Chicago Tribune piece notes two million Americans unemployed, urging coordinated national, state, and local action to mobilize labor and secure employment amid wartime shocks and economic shifts. It calls for a unified plan across regions and sectors to address persistent unemployment.

United States Chicago Tribune Conree America Organization of Destruction

Four Easy New Year's Resolutions by James Flagg

In January American Magazine James Montgomery Flagg presents a piece titled Four Easy New Year's Resolutions with his drawings. One resolution notes not to yield to torment and bark like a season, followed by a quip about Central finally answering after jiggling the whatchery maycal.

James Montgomery Flagg

The Gospel of Safety in Factories

Ida M. Tarbell surveys factory safety progress in a January American Magazine excerpt. She notes most accidents stem from trivial causes such as slipping tools and improper clothing like loose hair and neckties, urging strict dress rules amid safety campaigns.

Ida M. Tarbell

Fragmented Collected Snippets From Election Era Observations

A collage of social quips about politics gender roles and town life blends humor with warnings. The sketch critiques public figures and manners while noting regional features such as wilt grass and swelling ridges around a central county seat town of Salem.

Salem

Hempfield in the American Magazine Portrait of a County Editor

David Grayson writes about a county newspaper editor who values country life’s small truths over grand issues. He believes a paper should be crowded with all the little things, asking if tariff or Philippines compare to the price of potatoes.

Kipling Gir Arunk Hempfield David Grayson Peake Johnny Gorman Nat Halstead Codage

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