Labor and Industry from Cuban to Kansas City
A wide review covers Cuban labor agitation and nine hour disputes after American rule, plus Kansas City plans for a labor temple. It notes English farm colony at Hadleigh, wage talks in Cuba, union push for better pay, and various labor market trends and industrial changes across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag~ Arestivo
Maasne City
Labor Temple
Uave Lite
Sulevation Army Varui—Labor Notes
Cubs
Mvlees
Fro Havena
Cuba
Stonembs Caa
Alice
Kansas City
Organized Labor
Tenth Street
Baltimore Avenue
Hills Report Describes Porto Ricans Forest Heritage
The Department of Agriculture sent geologist Robert T. Hill to Porto Rico to study forests and land use. He notes extensive deforestation since discovery, with only El Yunque remaining virgin in eight square miles, and details on palm species, bamboo, and coconut uses shaping local housing, tools, and cuisine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Spain
Sam
Hal
Cuba
Pari Rien
Philippines
Naxareth
Amea
Department of Agriculture
Porto Rico
Robert T. Will
Mr. Hill
United States
Hill
Kingsley
Trinidad
Lafcadio Hearn
Martinique
el Yunque
Sierra Luquillo
Tropics
Palma de Gravia
Imians
Guaya
Migratory weeds and cider from windfalls discussed
A fragmentary article outlines the spread of a nuisance weed introduced to North America via railways, its impact on crops and livestock, and contrasts cider quality from windfall apples with mature fruit. It mentions management and the economic damage avoided by controlling the weed and pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walfornia
Texas
Indy
Jules
Prema
Wureery
Canada
Printing in Colors by Orloff Machine
Ivan Orloff, head of the government printing office in St. Petersburg, has invented a method to print colored illustrations in one pass. The curved cylinder holds eight color blocks, each inked by a roller that deposits color in a single turn. The inked surfaces transfer to a composition roller and then to a form for a single stroke print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Orloff
St. Petersburg
Orloff
Peas and Ness Nutritions Claim High Nutrition
Peas and beans are described as highly nutritious, containing as much carbon as wheat and double the amount of muscle-building protein, highlighting their value among vegetables.
New occupation for a Doa Blcyelists near New York
A cyclist party near New York heard a barking dog in a field. One rider investigated a white thatch, a rope tied to a stake, and a collie that barked joyfully at the intruder. The dog then reacted to crows and the scene suggested a scarecrow setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelda
New York ‘Times
Cyliste
Ecole
The Small Boy Refuses Prayers and Goes Fishing
A Boston Herald item notes a boy who won't say his prayers before bed. He later boasts to his father about catching a three pound pickerel on a fishing trip, boasting of his single pocket in knickerbockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor and Industry
Numan
Sayer Plenist
Earth
Tim Heghit
Margaret Junkin Preston
Actgation Army
England
City Alert
Ers
Oversea
Hadleigh Farm Colony
London
Thames
Goathend
Al‘mont
Philadelphia
Dickens
Tinckeray
Scott
Longfellow
Tennyson
Kipling
Stephen Crane
Thomas Hardy
Meredith
Howells
James
Rider Hag
Geri'ng Bie
Stevenson
St. Paul
Japan
Milwaukee
Southern
Silinota
Wisconsin
National Trust
Edwin Markham
Georgia
Harlem
Bellaire
Wily
Midland Mechanic
Joplin
Missouri and Kansas Zinc Miners’ Association
Chicago
Youll
Brwudef
Uney
Owen
Met
Playa Plain
Deforester Mountain
Southor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!