Ten Hour Labor Law Debate In Supreme Court
A fragment discusses the ten hour workday and a federal labor bill before the Supreme Court. It cites Josephine Goldmark and advocates health, vitality, and humane conditions, arguing excessive hours threaten workers and public health. The piece references sanitation, generative health, and national welfare concerns.
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Ruth
Muprane
United Staten
Joule Rundois
Jodephine Goldmark
Mont Harting
Palkow
Tie Country
West Virginia Participates in Capital News Coverage
A scrambled report details West Virginia officials and lawmakers attending a Washington event. It notes education committee reports, a proposed Kavernman program, and discussions on conventions and censorship. Names like Goekhera, Sanion, and Liven are mentioned with Western delegates and Charleston ties.
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Washington
Bomressnutt
West Virginia
Tagheen
Goekhera
Sanion
Liven
Kentucky
Tia
Kenbucks
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Skin Eruptions Ad
Dry moist scaly eruptions and pimples are said to come from hereditary or acquired digestion issues. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the reliable medicine to purify the blood, tone the stomach, and build up the systems, claiming permanent benefits and urging readers to ask for Hood's Sarsaparilla only.
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Hood
Frank Littlepage aids rural delivery debate in Kanawha county
In a Washington scene, Rep Ira Wood and others attend a reception for former representative Ira Wood of New Jersey and Leewsneer of the Slab of Colonial Danes. Adam Littlepage introduces a House measure for a 399 month pension for Famen JS Wilelitty of Charleston, while Littlepage mediates mail extension issues. Sutherland pushes extensions for needy rural routes, but the Post Office says only five would be viable. Monsignor Thomas’s jubilee remarks and Donahue’s prominence are noted amid regional church and army retirement provisions.
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Irs
Woodman
Dirs
Byrne
Mri Wood Sintar
Ira Wood
New Jepney
Sio
Congressional Club
National Asaociation
Congressional Clu
Songtemsnan
Adam Tullepage
Famen
JS Wilelitty
Charleston
Coneareanman
Litllepage
Han Mina
Post Office
aeiFltis
Llanonyile
Kanawhe
Iat
Cline
Dellot
Mr. Littlepage
England and East England land's end to the War
Fragmented report reviews England's coast towns Lowestoft and Yarmouth famed for herring fisheries and ship trade. Mentions German naval activity, Zeppelins, and WWI context. Notes civic features in Lowestoft and local political figures, and a broad reference to postmaster commissions and Washington politics.
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Englinh
Opdamy
Duke of York
Yarmenth
Burgester
Bill Man
Adams
Lowestoft
Colin Adams
United States
England
Yarmouth
Wonderful relief from stomach ailment with Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Anna Eadin of Spencerport writes that after years of stomach trouble and trying many remedies, Chamberlains Tablets gave her positive relief. She praises the medicine highly and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Welles
Anna Eadin
Spencerport
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