Sane Suggestions For Stabilizing Employment
Progressive employers increasingly accept responsibility toward workers during downturns. The General Electric company and Gleason works Rochester illustrate humane steps such as paying laid off workers, rotating employment, or promising monthly pay for four months. The piece urges establishing unemployment reserves to stabilize purchasing power and reduce economic instability by maintaining steady payrolls.
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United States
General Electric Company
Gleason Works
Rochester
Desre
Evolution of an Eccentric Fashion Seeker in Hard Times
A first person reminiscence details a 20th century obsession with clothes and grooming. The narrator recalls religious camp meetings, family reactions, and experiments with style from tailored seams to patent leather and spats. Neighbors and peers react with scorn or curiosity as the speaker tries to stand out in a working class setting.
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Miselle _TvAiasle
Beau Broommel
Notre Dame
Trails of Texas Cowboy Recalls Foreign Frontiers
老人 Trails in Texas recalls riding ranges across five nations. He shares tales from Brazil, Argentina, the West Indies, Australia, and more as he regales old friends with nostalgia. The column muses on past fortunes and a lifetime of hard work abroad before returning home to the ranch.
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Préwlir
Old Coleman
Iona
Brazil
Argentina
George Colemar
Old Mopton
Listen to Elsie Robin on People Thinks All People Think
Elsie Robin reflects on the belief that all people share similar concerns in society. She recounts her own arrogance, experiences writing, and the overwhelming volume of letters from readers. She describes media culture, Hollywood excess, and personal disillusionment with fame and marriage satire.
Mothers Day Message From The Light Editor
In a McClure Newspaper byline from The Light in San Antonio Galvin Coolidge, the piece extols motherhood as life’s greatest blessing and urges concrete aid to maternity centers and general relief for mothers, urging action over sentiment to support charitable charities and prevent abuses.
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Coolidga
Light
San Antonio
United States Far Below Armament Minimum Warns Hoover
President Hoover urges world business leaders at the sixth congress to back a Geneva conference on land armaments. He notes U S forces are demobilized and well below the 165000 minimum, arguing the United States must not appear to neglect treaty duties while warning others of folly amid disarmament talks.
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International Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
United States
Congress
Flarry Go Round By Helen Rowland
A fragmented reminiscence on love, marriage, and female independence with references to the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Amendments. The piece contrasts societal expectations with personal longing, weaving memories of a house, objects, and past romances as a critique of domestic constraints and the pursuit of love.
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Helen Rowland
San Fernando Crowned Royal Chapel in 1744
The article notes that San Fernando was made a royal chapel in 1744 by the king of Spain. The event marks a significant honor for the location and ties to royal authority.
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San Fernando
Speln
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