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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
4
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Revelations of child slavery in New Jersey Texas and other states prompt sober second thoughts about a labor amendment. Pennsylvania and New York debate protective laws and abuses in foster and labor systems. Advocates insist the amendment aimed to safeguard working children on family farms while opponents warn of misrepresentation. The principle behind the amendment shows signs of life amid controversy.
A judge who has heard thousands of divorce cases says the cure lies in the marriage altar. He urges thorough consideration, honest purpose, and a plan to build a family. Frivolous, hasty marriages feed the divorce mills, yet many marriages succeed despite public doubt.
A fragment notes the United States Chamber of Commerce pushing to demonstrate the Federal Reserve system's role. It hints at business interests supporting the reforms and the broader goal of stabilizing the banking system.
The article argues the Federal Reserve system has provided stability and democratic finance, handling large burdens and keeping the dollar steady. It notes opposition mainly from farmers, but suggests sentiment may soften with improving rural conditions and broader public understanding of the system’s facts.
The Niagara Falls recession accelerates on the Canadian side as limestone wears away. Smithsonian reports say the falls are advancing toward their doom, speed increasing annually. Yet forecasts for weddings and the Exposition promise continued tourism without cancellations.
A 1921 humor miscellany with short quips and jokes about trains and dining cars, skeletons in closets, forgetting painful tales, daily absurdities, and social foibles. Notable lines reference a cemetery, a judge seizing liquor, and lampooning society gossip, with light banter on love, dogs, and misquoted history.
A sweep of program listings from WHAF to WEAF details hourly lineups including dinner music contraltos orchestras and opera segments across WHAF WNYC WIA WIY WOES WOR WIP WHIT WAU WEY WGY WCAP WR WASHINGTON and more. It notes specific acts such as the Eagle Neutroadyne Trio the Sheridan Club Orchestra and the Paragon Orchestra along with times and venues like the Waldorf Astoria and Hotel Pennsylvania.
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