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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
7
A fragmented poem in which a worker describes toiling to feed armies and build factories while serving a distant master. The speaker envisions suffering, poverty, and war as the price of oppression, ending with a mournful vision of mothers and sisters weeping and a light arising.
A summary from the American Association for Labour Legislation notes progress on maternity protection vocational rehabilitation and unemployment actions. It reports 23 states enacted new vocational rehabilitation laws and 80 adopted workmen's compensation provisions. California expanded public works and long-term planning while New Mexico enacted child labor limits and eight-hour rules. The Sheppard-Towner act passed Congress and several states accepted it. immigration was limited to 3 percent of foreign-born residents as of 1910 census, and the New York labor law was recodified.
A fragmented ideological note speaks of labor progress and education as a force for life in industry. It urges continual advancement, claiming today’s hard times are not of our making but for our redemption and a brighter tomorrow.
A permanent Washington to San Francisco air route will be mapped as Lieut. Paul Wilkins completes a flight from Bolling Field to the Pacific coast. Sergt. Léo Hutkill accompanies him while locating landmarks and safe landing fields along the coast.
Edward Dunn began in 1867 as a mounted messenger under Secretary Stanton and after 55 years of service was relieved August 20. His co workers gave him a gold purse, presented by Secretary Weeks, in a ceremony linked to England's Star Chamber and its historic powers and abolition in 1641.
An exchange at a hotel breakfast shows an exceedingly fidgety customer pressing the waiter for a chop. The guest repeats requests and demands to know when the chop will be ready, prompting the waiter to reply it is on the grill and to choose whether to have it now or when it is done.
In 1923 a frail Nancy, cared for by Aunt Phoebe, confronts a meddling Teddy while David Price returns from study abroad. A wood cottage, a sick aunt, and a surviving pneumonia bind their fates as Nancy hopes for union with David, with a magical night and a tea turn in Hannah’s kitchen shaping outcomes.
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