Roanoke Herald Notes On War Weather and Public Health
The Roanoke Herald column discusses Greece, gas warfare, and asphyxiating breath on the battlefield, plus Germany Belgium and Wilson’s actions. It also explains anti typhoid dispensaries to combat disease with state county support, free treatments, and health lectures.
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Child Labor Debate Narrows Mill Town Harshness
In cotton mill communities residents protest against child labor reform. They claim a prohibition would devastate families and offer little benefit to mills, arguing the act imposes hardship on both parents and children while dismissing agitator claims.
Bertha the Innkeeper’s Daughter Stirring Hearts
A fragment notes Bertha, the innkeeper’s daughter, has broken many hearts, including the speaker's, while a lyric line from Fliegende Blaetter hints at mixed sentiments and a red nose as a joke.
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