Systemic Change Over Individual Faults in Plant Cruelty
A reform-minded minister Frank Newman visits his brother James Newman, a shoe factory owner, and uncovers child labor and brutal working hours. James explains the system traps both managers and workers, pushing harsh methods for survival. They propose replacing private profit with government ownership to ensure production serves use, not gain, and to remove the focus on individual virtue from the origin of the abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newman
First Christian Church
Nome
Michigan
James
Brother Jim
Jim
Overland Flyer
Jim Newman
Inter
Conditins
Bose
Jim Newnan
Frank
Brother
Branklin
Manley Godwin
New Jersy
Manley Goodwin
Goodwin
Manley
Wn Goodwin
Sime
Nhorth
Wade
Gilbert Won't Vault At National Meet In Seattle
Al Gilbert world class pole vaulter will not join Multnomah club at the national championships in Seattle next month. He settled permanently in New Haven and will serve on a hospital staff there. Dan Kelly plans to join the club squad for the trip, aiming to excel in the broad jump and long jump events. Captain Smithson and Henry McKinney also prep for sprints and throws as the club targets a strong showing.
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al Gilbert
London
Multnomar
Seattle
Gilbert
New Haven
Portland
Ti le
Oregon
Dan Kelly
Frank Watkins
Seatle
Kelly
America
Trons
Chicago
Irons
Smithson
Henry McKinney
Baker City
McKinney
A. B. Conway
Wisconsin
Baker
Cornell
New Zealand Debates Unemployment Insurance and Public Works
The acting Finance Minister Miller proposes an unemployment insurance bill at the next colonial parliament session. Officials warn reliance on public works masks deeper industrial woes and may require tax increases. About 110,000 people, roughly one seventh of the population, depend on public relief as famine-like hardship spreads. Government spending on public works totals £2000,000 yearly, with only £7,000,000 available. both skilled and unskilled labor are affected as workers migrate to Australia seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Yeland
Pinance Miller
Australia
Outside demand in Eugene for her could not be supplied
Market report notes demand exceeded supply in Eugene prompting shortages. Limited availability of items created gaps for buyers, with vendors citing production constraints and transportation delays affecting restocks. Officials urged patience as stock routes and inventories recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ries
Doans Kidney Pills Advertised By Doan's
A vintage medical ad warns of kidney problems with two danger signals and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure. It cites Mrs. E W Clark of Elgin Oregon praising the remedy for a child's kidney weakness and urges purchase from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents, price 66 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
E. W. Clark
Elgin
Ore
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Model Housekeepers Trained At Chicago School
Several hundred Pupils at the Daunte vacation school will be trained as model housekeepers before summer. A miniature five room flat has been installed in one of the rooms, with wet walls and partitions like a real apartment. Each class of about thirty learns one room per day under a domestic science teacher, advancing to new rooms as they complete each course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daunte
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Reward
Reading shows an old newspaper ad promising a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure works internally, targets the blood and mucous membranes, and is sold by druggists with testimonials and a family remedy tone.
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Trallwiy Tratnman
New Zeland
Mugh Stoge Sale
Axminister
Brussels
Wilton
Pendleton Furniture CO
St. George Hotel
Nature
Pendleton
Curtis Ty Hall
Cheney & (Co
Toleto
FL J. Cheney
Waliing
Rintian
Marri
Toledo
Hall
Wenne
Pamily
Mlle
Pendleton Drug CO A
Regals
Fun In the Lunatic Asylum
Orpheum Theatre
Moving Pictures Show
J. P. Medernach
Prop
Mgr
The
Pendleton Business College
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