Labor, irrigation, and public policy debated in 19th century column
A lengthy editorial discussion critiques labor picketing, the Carey act, and land speculation. It warns against powerful unions overreach, advocates repealing the Carey act to curb land grabs, and calls for government-led irrigation to spur regional growth. The piece also ponders social class, education, and the character of leadership amid evolving public policy.
Notable Dwellers Lose Office Hours to World Wealth
An odd editorial note claims that occupation cannot suit all men and that Mr Sage’s diligence cannot accompany superfluous millions. The piece argues it is unnecessary for anyone to cease duties due to overwhelming wealth, citing the New York World sarcastically.
Jim's Sweetheart Opens with Motherly Pride at Boat Race
A bride recalls her son Jim as captain of the crew winning a boat race. She notes a late sacrifice by selling the pasture, keeping shabby clothes, and her pride as Jim kisses her worn forehead before friends. The scene blends family devotion with public triumph and old-fashioned fashion.
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