Paternalism, Democracy and the Hershey Strike
The editorial laments industrial paternalism in Hershey Pa and urges church and public leaders to address a drift between rich church influence and the working class. It argues workers must fight for rights, criticizes churches for distancing from the masses, and calls for renewed cooperation among citizens to restore democratic vitality.
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Hershey
Sind
Mr. Hershey
Voice of
The
Church
Church of Herthe
Flee Tanks and the Cost of War Preparations
In a reflective column the author questions the rise of military jargon and the vast spending on munitions, noting that the United States has never been attacked and suggesting that defense preparations may lead to conflict rather than safety. The piece warns against private understandings with Britain and the United States to project force and questions the moral and practical value of such expenditure.
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Telegraph
Earth
Great Britain
United States
Understanding Among Allies May Stand For Global Peace
A report notes that renewed coordination between Great Britain and the United States, with possible French backing, could be essential to deter aggressive powers like Germany and Italy and preserve stability across Europe and beyond.
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Great Britain
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Japan and US wary of new world catastrophe risk
A fragmentary statement expresses strong public worry about global catastrophe and asserts that the American people do not want another major crisis. The text hints at political caution and public sentiment without detailing specific events or actors.
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Fex
Japan
United States
Sidney Wit and Inventions Stir Local News
The column recaps oddities from Sidney including a barber claiming angle worms bored through pavement, a high school graduate clerk pushing to open store mornings for golf, and a lively courthouse fight with broad local commentary. It notes evolving merchant moods, cheeky humor about middle names, romance rumors, and theater worries. A Lincoln legislator’s lavish hotel suite is sketched, ending with a few bemused observations on management.
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Sidney Barber
Thomases
Wash cloths at West's Anniversary sale
Wash cloths to match towels offered at West's Anniversary sale priced at 5 cents each. The item highlights a low cost deal as part of a promotional event.
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West
West Anniversary Sale Krinkle bed spreads 80x105
Krinkle bed spreads sized 80 by 105 inches offered at West's Anniversary sale for $1.00.
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West
Rose's Hat Shop Promotes New White Hat Line
A Rose's Hat Shop advertisement invites customers to select a new white hat with prices from $1.50 and up, highlighting affordable headwear options for shoppers.
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Rose's
Rookie Brack Breaks Into Dodgers Outfield
Gibby Brack, a freshman out fielder for the Brooklyn Dodgers, has earned a regular job with the club after strong early NL season performances. His hitting and defensive play have shored up the Dodgers' outfield.
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Gibby Brack
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brack
Dodgers
Tsinglass From Fish Isinglass Pure Gelatin Source
Isinglass is described as a very pure gelatin derived from the air bladders of sturgeon and other fish.
Limelight in Politics and Technology
The article explains the origin of the expression limelight from lime heated by oxyhydrogen flame and contrasts it with modern lighting. It notes electric bulbs now illuminate stages and campaigns, allowing a candidate to bask in intense illumination without lime or allumination involved.
Cheerfulness as Health Promoter and Mind Ally
A reflection on cheerfulness as the best promoter of health. Repinings and murmurings of the heart wear the vital fibers and undermine the body. Cheerfulness is friendly to both mind and body, sustaining the whole machine.
Early Absentee Voting Began in 1635 Massachusetts
Absentee voting started in May 1635 to 36 in Massachusetts to allow frontier towns to vote in Boston. The move marks an early expansion of civic participation by enabling remote residents to cast ballots in the colonial capital.
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