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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
3
The text critiques a checkered argument about Coca Cola containing caffeine, comparing it to tea and coffee. It argues caffeine is caffeine and not harmful, urging fairness and noting people cling to prejudice while clinging to umbrellas as excuses. It includes stray jokes and miscellaneous ad-like fragments.
An American resident in the Canal Zone notes daily life among colonists in Colon and Panama. The piece covers home life, shopping at markets, domestic labor, tropical pests, social centers like the Tivoli and Washington clubs, YMC A efforts, women's clubs, and the pull of official influence shaping quarters and assignments amid life near the canal.
The piece celebrates labor movement gains in influencing opinion, legislation, and direct workplace improvements. It cites lower hours, safer conditions, child and woman protections, and welfare support for injured workers, framing a day of celebration for these victories and the movement’s ongoing uplift.
The article traces Labor Day’s origins to the Knights of Labor in New York in 1882 with a parade and speeches. It notes the first Monday in September was chosen to fit industrial rest periods, and identifies Colorado New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and the federal AFL push to legalize the holiday by 1889.
The piece extols organized labor's goals including justice equal opportunity and the full product of labor. It notes Labor Day parades and rest celebrate partial attainment and argues that those who live without labor rely on others' work.
A Falls City resident Judd Knowles recalls severe facial pimples starting at sixteen. After trying various remedies, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting noticeable improvement in two days and a complete cure in three weeks.
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