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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1916

Page

20

The Working Woman in Industry and Society

A century of factory life and female labor is reviewed through accounts of mill towns, unions, and the garment trade. The piece surveys wage earners, femininity in work, Jewish and immigrant influences, motherhood versus labor, and the evolving role of women in production and public life, with anecdotes from workers and unionists.

Gertrude Barnum Fiere New York Josephine Casey Traiway Employes Union Idean Uraud Tominty Geneva Vaten Mustratis Bergson Siithe We Street Ike Nico Stati

Silver Relic of War Unearthed on Upper Broadway New York

During the American Revolution a German camp line along upper Broadway yielded Hessian and British huts and a silver officer’s post plate from the 28th Regiment of Foot marked I. E. The back bore I, E. A note links 1st Lieut. James Edwards, wounded at Brandywine, to the officer’s badge. Mrs. W L Calver, active in unearthing camps, shared findings with British military historians.

Agerman Upper Broadway New York Britsh Regiment of Foot James Edwards 28Th Battle of the Brandywine

Unclear fragment on fever remedy discovery in South America

Fragmentary note discusses Drug Qu fever remedy said to be the greatest fever fighter in modern history. Claims origin in South America around 1835 and a bark named by an unnamed order. Early publicisation linked to a viceroyal wife, the Countess Chin.

South America Peru Chin- Steno

Noted Drug Cure Circles Europe in 1689

The text describes a valuable medicine named after a distinguished patient, brought to Europe in 1689, and later known by a Spanish name. It mentions its spread across Europe by prominent families and figures of the era, and notes its use by a Dauphin and in regions like India Jamaica and New York, reflecting historical medicinal fame.

Europe Europa Jeault Jamin XIV Thver Dauphin India

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