Labor's Evolution and the Fate of Unprincipled Leaders
The piece argues organized labor has shifted from protecting workers to serving unscrupulous leaders who exploit its power. It warns workers against disloyal leadership and defends democracy, recalls Hoover's note that the food crisis is easing, and calls for continued meat production to aid the Allies.
Conscientious Work Improves Quality Over Quantity
The passage notes that conscientious effort yields less spoiled work and greater care with tools. Even with lower output than men, quality often surpassed.
Lingerie Trends and Silk Fashions For The Modern Woman
The August Women’s Column explores updated lingerie from silk and satin to batiste and nainsook. It highlights narrow silhouettes, limited petticoat widths, two tone ribbons, and durable fabrics like crepe de Chine and mercerized materials. An illustrated envelope chemise design with ribbon straps, lace trim, and light embroidery is described.
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New York
Ecru
A Socialist With Open Eyes Withdraws From Party
Allan L. Benson, once the Socialist candidate for president, withdraws from the Socialist party and repudiates its leadership and stance on the war and non-American policy. He delivers a serious indictment judged by many as indisputable.
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Allan L. Benson
Socialist Party
Typewriter ribbons for sale at The Echo office
Remington Underwood and L. C. Smith typewriter ribbons offered for sale at The Echo office. July 26 tf.
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Remington, Underwood and
L. C. Smith
Echo
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