Demand for competent workers drives wages and prep for work
A writer notes ten days of Want ads under Mens Wanted show a strong push for efficiency and high wages. Looters and loafers are rejected, with calls for sturdy, skilled men ready to work. The piece urges preparedness, hard work, and national resolve, citing debts, taxes, and costs. It ends with a J G Holland quotation on duty and virtue.
Government Supremacy Opinion on Labor Capital Conflicts
The piece argues government supremacy must prevail in capital labor disputes harming millions. It condemns groups defying authority and warns bolshevik overtones if continued. It cites public rights and ends with Stephen Decatur’s line about a country right or wrong.
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Russia
Stephen Decatur
Conscience and Judgment in Everyday Life
A reflective piece on conscience that cautions against quick condemnation of others. It argues that normal minds have consciences, many fail to function, and some vanish under pressure. It warns against overreacting to perceived tricks and urges restraint in giving free advice while noting that the unexpected often meets prior expectations.
Union Loyalty Versus the Greater Union in Coal Conflict
Grand Rapids Herald argues loyalty should align with the United States Union over individual miners unions. It claims 250000 workers needed to restart coal and urges support for government arbitration and the Harding plan. The piece condemns Joe Morris and John L Lewis while urging national unity to secure coal.
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Unien
Joe Morris
Iowa
Union of States
United States
Sasks
Govvernment
Joe
John L. Lewis
Harding
John L. Lewis & Company
Grand Rapids Herald
Phool Philosophy Old Cy College Aphorisms and Wit
A collection of quips and old saws on life love work and aging. Observations on union strength laborers pay education teachers romance marriage and personal ambition with a humorous if dated tone. The piece blends social commentary with conseils about responsibility resilience and self worth.
Republican State Convention Call for Michigan 1922
Official notice directs Michigan Republicans to elect delegates to the state convention in Muskegon on September 27 1922 at 11 a.m. eastern. It outlines delegate apportionment, eligibility, county conventions on September 21 1922, and district caucuses at 9:30 a.m. detailing positions to be filled and reporting requirements to the state committee.
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Michigan
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party of
Muskegon
Republican Party
Republican County Committee
Ion Permanent Organization
Ae Order of
Ion
Burt D. Cady
Dennis E. Alward
Nated
Lansing
Mich
Gratiot County
Weather and Crop Bulletin Summary
Light rains this week were insufficient in most areas needing more. Crops show mixed results with rotted and spoiled potatoes and cool nights hindering corn. Fruit yields are good in southern counties with early apples ripening. cherries and berries strong. Pasture and hay steady. sugar beets fair to good. wheat threshing active with disappointing yields. oats and rye fair to harvest. Vegetation ahead of season. upper peninsula reports severe grasshopper pest.
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Upper Peninsula
Record Directory for Ready Reference
Directory lists government salaries and offices from federal and state levels, detailing presidents, cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, governors, secretaries, clerks, prosecutors, and local officials with stated annual pay and allowances. It reflects the structure of the 7th Congress and state offices, including salaries for officials such as the Secretary of State, Auditor General, Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and county and city officers.
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Charles E. Huwkes
Ni Y
Tevanorys
Andrew W. Mellon
John W Weeks
Atty.Geh
Harry M. Daucherty
Glo
Will H. Have
Sec
Navy
Kawin Denby
Mich
Albert
Fall
Henry Wallace
Inwa
Herbert Hoover
Calif
James J. Davin
Supreme Court
al Wm
Win
Oliver W. Holmes
Mi Day
Ohio
Wil Wye
Mahlon Disney
Noa
James McReynalds
Tent
Louis D. Bentidels
Martin Wiley
Public Instruction
Thomas KE
Johnnan
Frank Bowers
Aaron Representative
Jowph B. Moore
Stowph A Steers
Howard Webt
Grant Yellows
Jake W. Stone
M. Clark
John E. Bied
Neleon Sharp
Sireuh Judes
Kawant J. Motnot
Anlary
Jamon
G. Kress
Sheritt
A. T. Willer
Bernie Case
Tretia
Sidney Evey
Amtary
San
Atty
Tomaine Clark
City Trenaurer
D. W. Aiams
Ay Mantle
Menith
Joke N
Tay
Palary
Alice
James K Camp Thou
Yuller
Nicholas Saad
Albert P. Cook
Jacob J
Helman
Dodge Truss Vacuum Pad Auto Cure Advertisement
An early 20th century ad promises rupture relief with the Dodge Truss vacuum pad claiming painless, nonoperative cure for all ages. It markets the Dodge Vacuum Pad and Umbilical and Navel Truss as invisible and slip resistant and notes a brief stop at The Park House in St Louis Michigan with patentee J Dodge.
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Park House
St. Louis
Michigan
Mrs. J. Dodge
Four Girls Born in Hospital on Expected Daily Run
Raby hoped for a father but a sister arrived instead. The nurse noted four babies born that day, all girls. The next day he asked how they were running, expressing quiet reconciliation.
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Raby
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