Glass workers face vision impairment from furnace glare
Many workers in the glass industry suffer eye damage due to excessive heat and intense glare from glass furnaces.
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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
7
Many workers in the glass industry suffer eye damage due to excessive heat and intense glare from glass furnaces.
A doctor’s waiting room scene unfolds as patients glance at a sensational article claiming Admiral Dewey captured Manila Bay. The ad emphasizes Bayer’s Aspirin as trusted medicine and warns readers to follow the package directions.
A short note advises using Red Cross Ball Blue in the laundry for a well groomed look. It claims the product helps daughters achieve a dainty appearance admired by girls.
Mrs Sallie Siefert reports relief from years of female trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states a twenty pound gain and renewed ability to work, advising others to consider the remedy based on her experience. Fort Wayne No. 28 1921.
Indiana and Wisconsin reported increases in building permits and estimated costs. Terre Haute led with a 170 percent cost rise due to a large theater project, while Gary Indianapolis and Fort Wayne showed smaller gains.
A five year old asks if a baby costs as much as a player piano. Wallburgh and a neighbor discuss babies and expense. The mother replies babies cost a great deal, more than a player piano, prompting the child to suggest getting a piano instead.
The New York Sun quotes a cynical writer describing dining crowds as like sheep with a single mastermind choosing the soup and guiding others. He notes the group often selects the same dish and the mastermind often gets pricier options to boost the check.
The youthful writer John E Caraher sought advice from financier James J. Harriman about the Erie rail line. Harriman urged him to ride the system from Paterson to Nyack and to seek Underwood for transport to study the network. Caraher spent weeks aboard the Erie and later produced an Erie article praised as well worth reading.
A brief quotation urges gentleness toward neighbors and friends and advocates forgiving debts as one hopes for forgiveness. The line reflects Thackeray's moral tone about mercy and social conduct.
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