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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
4
A labor oriented edition argues for unity and intelligent trades unions while condemning indifference and selfish motives. It stresses honest education to develop character over mere intellect and warns that self serving capitalists exploit through corporate structures.
A reflective piece laments those who die without fame despite daily deeds to ease others and improve life. It contrasts heroism in battle with unsung generosity and urges honoring workers who aid unions and craftsmen through quiet actions. The text argues material gain should yield aid to labeled trades and social betterment.
The assistant attorney general defends Americans as not money mad while admitting a modern craze for wealth drives risk and moral compromise. He argues money amplifies needs and responsibility, yet many sacrifice health freedom and ethics for profits. The text questions whether the love of money taints virtue.
A speakable address urges union members to follow rules strict union discipline and attend meetings and conventions. It argues dues are worthwhile with high returns, compares union work to civilization and progress, and calls on members to express love through helpful acts while rejecting cynicism.
A letter questions the so called click within the union and praises the workers who labor without pay. It defends the honest members and rebukes those who seek to discredit the union for personal gain. The writer urges attendance at meetings and fair voting.
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