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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
2
The piece laments relentless strain from modern work life and calls out leaders who promise progress yet fuel anxiety. It notes rising fatigue across industries, while workers push through with heightened effort and dwindling relief.
The Argus urges calm, deliberate consideration of the proposed city bond issue set for next Tuesday. It argues the measure benefits the city and its citizens, urging workingmen to vote in the interest of a greater Charleston, while noting support from influential businessmen and labor leaders.
The text discusses the role and value of trade papers in business, noting their news, guidance, and usefulness to readers in commerce while acknowledging costs, reader trust, and the need for steady subscription support. It highlights advertiser relations and subscriber behavior shaping the publication’s influence and financial health.
A muddled tale follows Mrs Adaswy and her ward as a German count lodges near their estate. Jealous schemes, social intrigue, and a proposed marriage test the propriety of a household, with tension mounting over romance and guardianship.
Fragmented text indicates a deposition and tender activity involving multiple names and places, with garbled terms and partial references to legal actions. The readable segments mention deposits, prison or legal proceedings, and agency or court actions, but key details and entities are obscured by OCR errors.
Notice to take depositions for S Jolley plaintiff and Julia Folly defendant in Kanawha County West Virginia before Jul F Jolley on September 25 at 4 PM at 60423 Kanawha Street Charleston WV. If not completed the depositions may continue at the same place and hours until finished. The text includes unrelated mottoes and labor theme remarks.
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