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Moulton Eagle in Moulton, Texas

31 Aug 1928

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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1928

Page

6

Labor Day origins and spread from 1882 origins in New York

Elmo Scott Watson recounts Labor Day's birth on May 8 1882 through P J McGuire and the Central Labor Union. The piece notes the first celebration in New York on September 26 1882 and traces its growth into a global and legal holiday while contrasting American recreational observance with European labor demonstrations.

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Tierald Tribune New York New York City Fenelon Central Labor Union Metropolis P J. McGuire United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America American Federation of Labor Mcfiule McGuire Hawaii Porto Rico Virgin Islands Chicago Congress Columbia Territories Oregon United States Wisconsin Wyoming Philippines Europe International Labor Congress Paris Samuel Gompers International Organization Gompers Austria Czechoslovakia Esthonia Finland Madeira Colombia Ecuador Uruguay Latin America Haiti Panama Canada Newfoundland Eensland Western Australia Victoria Aus New South Wales South Australia P. J. McGuire American Federationist
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Back of the Thinker Braley Poem on Labor Dreamer

A Berton Braley verse extols the Thinker behind steel and steam who guides labor. It contrasts the driven worker with the master mind who plans, imagines, and drives industrial progress through disaster and stress.

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Berton Braley
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Lightning Kills Ancient White Oak at New York Botanical Garden

Dr. Arthur Hollick explains a lightning strike caused the rapid death of a prime 190 to 200 year old white oak at the New York Botanical Garden Bronx park. Despite a small bark wound the tree faded quickly as leaves withered while other trees remained green.

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New York New York Botanical Garden Bronx Park Arthur Hollick Hollick
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White Rhino the Elusive Beast of Sudan

In a note on the white rhinoceros, the author states no captive ever survives for long in zoos or captivity. The text discusses attempts to capture one alive and the resulting laws against hunting the white rhino.

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Washington Sudan
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Moody argues life too short to master wise investing

John Moody, noted author of two investment books, contends that the span of human life is insufficient to acquire the art of wise investing, highlighting limits to learning and the pace of financial knowledge.

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New York John Moody
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Castoria: A Trusted Baby Remedy Throughout Homes

A timeless promotion extols Castoria as a staple for five million households. It claims quick relief for colic and constipation in babies, warns against stronger medicines, and urges mothers to rely on Castoria as a safe, doctor trusted remedy available at every drugstore.

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Elmo Scott Watson America Workers of America Longfellow Big Tree Pei Ya Eedas Carter W M. Berry Co Michigan Castoria Spurlockeal Co Nashville Tenn Houston Galveston Lydia E. Pinkham Denver Colo T. A. Milner Adams Street Denver, Colorado
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