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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
2
The author argues employers must foster friendship with workers beyond pay, promoting open hearings for grievances and shared spirit. Employers should lead in education and opportunity, allow independent and union labor, and respect the right to work. Scab labels honor independence. unions need restraint and merit requirements to gain public support.
A brief item highlights Mr Gray, a notable Indianapolis electrician, amid a short notice about Miss Holiday's candy and Lloyd's Cafe. The text sketches a local color vignette centered on urban trades and small businesses in Indianapolis.
The text rails against excessive vice and advocates virtue while decrying labor shortages. It claims 6,000,000 English must leave the isles for colonies, suggesting compulsory immigration to ease home labor chaos. It mocks laziness and imagines workers mowing lawns in January and shoveling snow in July.
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