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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
3
A critical reflection on a Cleveland library visit and nearby cinemas reveals how 1920s daily life fuels boredom and economic forces. The piece argues movies offer only brief escape and that industrial society creates automatons lacking purpose, turning homes into places to eat and sleep.
A midwestern newspaper notes rising discontent among teachers facing income stress and unemployment. It discusses unionizing, wage investigations, and shifts toward other jobs as schools face economic pressures. a stray local joke about uniforms is mentioned amid broader concerns.
Public invited to Sunday open forum lectures at North Congregational Church East 72nd and St Clair Cleveland with audience questions after each talk and three minute speeches Hosea Paul to speak February 6 on Lincoln the Man and the Myth Lectures begin promptly at 7 30 pm Open forum also planned for Youngstown with readers urged to join live branches and support premium offers for The Toiler newspaper.
The piece argues schools close due to lack of teachers and notes teachers are underpaid to remain in the profession. It blames property tax reliance for funding, suggesting tax cuts and property interests rob teachers of fair wages. It warns illiterate natives and delayed reforms will worsen schools until a social conscience values teachers.
The Columbus Citizen quotes Billy Sunday pontificating on January 15, denouncing a “gang of good-for-nothing” radicals he brands Bolsheviki imps. He attacks the modern era, calling for a housecleaning to rid the country of this “deadly poison” while mocking religious devotion and societal tolerance.
A socialist group in Ohio vows a nationwide eficiencia to publish and sell revolutionary texts. Readers of The Toiler are urged to support, with a wide list of titles priced for bulk orders to workers and locals.
Winter promotion invites readers to order scientific literature for five dollars and receive a year’s subscription to The Toiler. Another offer provides subscription cards with free literature value, allowing resellers to recoup costs. Address is 3207 Clark Ave Cleveland Ohio.
A historical notice urges workers to fund an organization, outlining methods to contribute and naming the Communist Labor Party of Ohio and contact details in Cleveland. It emphasizes building the movement through donations and specifies where to send remittances.
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