New York Child Labor Chief Warns of Persistent Issue
The Nations Child Labor Committee chair warns that child labor remains a by product of societal shifts from industry to modern life. He urges communities to recognize their responsibility to each child and prevent repeats of this problem in future reform efforts.
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Adher
Newi York
The
Nations Child Labor Committee
Ar ‘Tondustrial Co
Adier
England
West
A Morning Motto And The Dangers Of Gambling
A Morning Motto condemns gambling as a ruinous force that corrupts families and fuels crimes and vices. It warns it breeds covetousness envy rage malice dissimulation and folly and can lead to fraud quarrels murder forgery and despair, robbing time.
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Baron Knigg
Still is Dangerous in West Virginia Liquor Transport
Parkersburg State Journal notes Supreme Court ambiguity in recent liquor transportation cases and Webb-Kenyon law. West Virginia’s May 24 extraordinary session enacted a law banning transport of liquor into the state for personal use, raising concerns that liquor traffic may grow dangerous and unhealthy.
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Supreme Court of
The
United States
West
Webb-Kenyon
Woman’s Stubborn Seat Compels Man to Yield
An Ohio State Journal column notes a trolley incident where a woman refused to move for extra space. The writer ridicules male assumptions, praises her resolve, and questions whether such obstinacy signals good wife or mother qualities, alongside a resentful expression.
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Ohio State
Dangerous Doctrine at Graduation Speakers
Tacoma Ledger condemns speakers at Arletta Booster and Rosedale school graduations for advocating pacifism. It argues against teaching anti war views to youths, warning that a nation needs citizens ready to defend it and that such ideas threaten American strength and sovereignty.
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Arletta
Booster
Rosedale
Tacoma
Tacoma Ledger
China
City Gardens Grow Hope for Unemployed Workers
The Brooklyn Eagle notes a mayoral unemployment committee plan to develop a 23 acre tract north of Elmhurst into garden plots for the jobless. Each plot ranges from one eighth to one quarter acre with seeds and guidance from the Long Island agricultural school and trained supervisors to assist gardeners.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Elmhurst
Long Island Agricultural School
Child Labor Pageant Highlights San Francisco Conference
A young actor questioned if children will suffer less after the elev enth annual conference on child labor in San Francisco on May 28. The pageant, written by Mrs. George Hough Perry and staged on the exposition grounds, aimed to prove hopefulness and community interest while urging the West to prohibit child labor before it takes hold, with addresses led by Dr. Felix.
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San Francisco
George Hough Perry
Exposition Grounds
Felix
Are You a Federal Employee Yes You Are Targeted for Typhoid Vaccination
A 1915 government health notice urges federal employees to receive free typhoid vaccinations. It cites 164 public health stations nationwide, warns of seasonal risk, and notes that vaccination can save lives and prevent illness with minimal inconvenience. It highlights immunity for crews of light ships and Army engineers.
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Secretary of the Treasury
WG. McAdoo
Public Health Service
United States
Ketchikan
Sheboygan
Washington
Engineering Corps
Army
Good Water for Farr Homes
A Public Health Service bulletin warns that sparkling water may hide disease risk from typhoid and dysentery from polluted wells springs and cisterns. It urges careful well construction and protection plus purification when needed, stressing that germs come from human or animal waste and that ongoing cleanliness keeps water safe.
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United States Public Health Service
The
Public Health Service
Anc
Sanitary Corps Created in Philippine Health Law
A new Philippine health law takes effect July 3 creating a health body to supervise sanitation across the islands. The director of health will be appointed by the governor general, with Surgeon John De Long of the U S Public Health Service retained. An advisory hygiene council of seven members from educational institutions is provided, with nominal salaries. Provincial divisions will organize sanitary units and technical experts will be employed.
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Phiippine
Agersice
United States
Philippine Islands
United States Public Health’Service
Ing
Philippine Organization
John de Long
United States Public Health Service
Studies on Fruit Juices Preserve Color and Flavor
A new United States Department of Agriculture bulletin No. 241 reports that currant, blackberry, sour cherry and peach juices can be sterilized and stored like grape juice, preserving color and flavor for year round use. It notes varying effects by fruit, with pineapple and grapefruit showing commercial potential under cold storage and selective processing, while lemon juice remains less viable for mass production.
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States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Sanctum Vaudeville and Dressed Up to Go On Stage
A collage of humorous snippets and social notes from various newspapers. It mentions vaudeville acts at Sanctum, humorous exchanges about cars and engagements, church baptisms, a bakery scene, and assorted gossip items. The text blends satirical quips, local color, and brief observations on manners and society.
Walker proposes debt relief measure amid political dispute
A fragmented statement discusses Walker's potential plan to ease Vincentian debt through a method that would appease the public. The speaker suggests Walker seeks to gain favor with the people by presenting a controversial approach. The text remains unclear but centers on political strategy and economic relief.
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Jack Maighemest
Ergion Hersid-Diepaich
Nessiss
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Trish
Priend— Locke
Lonson
Wastweari
Herbert
Herbert Sear
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Priscopal
Dallas News
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Yonkers
Osband
Desler
Onett
Montmorenes
Wheelie
Hobson
Zoen Petrygrad
Sant Ear
Bluefield Telegraph
Eas
Walker
Jarmene
Abe
Pete
Son Walker
Imre
FR. Lowndes
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust
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