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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1923

Page

3

Pass It Along and The Idea Of Sharing Profits In A Factory

A short reflective piece describes a New England factory where workers and spouses receive a share of profits. The owner’s bulletin system spreads good news with the phrase Pass It Along. The narrator emphasizes social responsibility, local industry, and sustainable resource use, concluding with a sweeping note on Persia’s wealth in minerals and agriculture.

Champ Mark New England

Mystery Grass Threatens English Coastline and Land

In England a grass named Spartina Town sepds grows on muddy flats near Southampton Water since 1870. It spreads rapidly over mud flats, holds mud to shield coastlines, yet risks choking Poole Harbor channels. Potential uses include sea food for stock and new paper material.

England Southampton Water Poole

Medieval Land Without Railroads Described In Spring Poem

Maude Radford Warren contrasts a vast country the size of France with four main roads and no railways. She notes weeks long letters, scarce mines, and minimal modern industry, painting a stagnated, preindustrial landscape before spring verses reveal renewal.

Salaam France Maude Radford Warren Saturday Evening Post

Shenandoah Valley Caves Gain Notoriety and Variety

The Shenandoah valley earns fame for its caves with Laray in Page county Weyer's cave in Augusta Endless cavern in Shenandoah and Shenandoah caverns last to open. Some allege the Shenandoah caverns are the finest. Soft limestone and water erosion formed these gaping voids across the region.

Shenandoah Valley Laray Page County Weyer

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