Problems Facing Stricken World Dawn of the New Order
A current article argues that the world must replace coercive doctrine with humane relations between employers and employees. It frames this shift as essential for peace and progress amid postwar turmoil and calls for ethical labor practices as the path forward.
New Order Promise Shapes Postwar Labor Vision
Frank Comerford argues for a global shift toward collective bargaining and profit sharing. He praises Charles M Schwab and endorses an industrial conference plan with regional boards and a national tribunal to settle disputes by arbitration, aiming to empower workers and unite labor and capital.
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America
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
United States
Washington
Court of Appeals
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Moachinery
Regional Board of Adjustment
National Industrial Tribunal
The Real London by Arthur Symons on London Mist
A vivid meditation on London as a shifting canvas where English mist shapes avenues and landmarks. The Thames appears magical as fog and rain sculpt lights and imagery, turning Parliament and other sights into elusive palaces of cloud.
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London
Paris
Parliament
Arthu Symons
Unsafe to Walk on Lava Crust Warns Hilo Tribune
The Hilo Tribune reports two young women stepping into a volcano crevice and being rescued bruised. A second Hilo woman sank up to her armpits in a crater crack after nightfall while following a safe trail with friends.
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Hilo Tribune
Kilauea
Hilo
Milk Campaigns Prove Health Boost Across Cities
The milk campaign, led by the United States Department of Agriculture and state colleges, expands through 34 cities as a health drive. Schools play a key role, boosting milk consumption by 10 to 80 percent and improving weight and growth in undernourished children.
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Dairy Division
S. Department of Agricultura
Boston
Detroi
Pittsburgh
Supokane
Seattle
Kansas City
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Missouri
State College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Federal Dairy Division
Davenport
Board of Health
Chamber of Commerce
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Hampden County
Detroit
Topeka
Kan
Prophet's Gourd and Castor Plant History
The article explains the prophet's gourd as Ricinus communis or castor oil plant. It notes its biblical association with shade for Jonah and its night growth legend. Originally Asia, now naturalized in America Africa and southern Europe. Varied sizes from small to two or three hundred pounds. In India the plant becomes a tree, in England it stays short. Seeds yield castor oil.
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Asia
America
Africa
Europe
India
England
Big Game in Africa Ends with Rogue Elephant Shot
Lor Dewar, a white hunter with a firearm, was summoned by local Africans to confront a rogue elephant. The London Chronicle notes he fired at the animal, ending the threat in a dramatic encounter on the African savanna.
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Africa
Lor Dewar
London Chronicle
Rhino confronts train in African game preserve
A passenger recalls a dramatic chase as a rhinoceros charged a train near a coastal to Nairobi rail route. The beast swerved toward a native before a shot at twenty yards felled it, while wild animals roamed freely alongside the track in the big game reserve.
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Nairob
Eatonic Said To Cure Neuralgia From Stomach Ailments
R. Long claims neuralgia caused by an upset stomach vanished after using Eatonic. The advertisement urges readers to maintain a healthy stomach, noting Eatonic relieves excess acidity and gas quickly. A big box is inexpensive and backed by a druggist guarantee.
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Eatonic
R. Long
Oratorical Finesse in Town Debate
The chairman of the arrangements committee proposes selecting the town’s finest speaker to introduce the audience while Senator Sorghum objects saying he prefers a silver tongued orator over a stuttering presenter. This exchange highlights a contrast in rhetoric and presentation style during a local gathering.
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Committee On
Senator Sorghum
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and relieves rheumatism based on sworn testimonies. It offers sample bottles by parcel post from Elmer Co Binghamton NY and notes availability at drug stores in large and medium sizes.
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Elmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Not Really Self-Supporting: Movie Star Reflects on Independence
A Los Angeles area ranch owner, a movie star, boasts of raising food and livestock yet admits not truly independent. He notes gasoline must be bought in town and silk shirts for his crew remain unraised for Sundays.
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Los Angeles
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