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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
6
A discussion argues pauperism is a modern societal disease driven by pensions and indolence. It warns against overgenerous aid, urges work avoidance to be punished, and promotes limiting relief to those in genuine need. The piece links charity excess to social decay and notes music as a positive force for character.
A reflective executive declares progress is essential in business. He argues firms must inject new blood and ideas to avoid stagnation, as old houses of commerce fade without continual development. The advice centers on moving forward to stay aligned with global change and personal success.
Sunday school lesson analyzes how Christ’s one law love fulfills the old Jewish law. Notes Jesus’ authority, forbids casual oaths, urges truthful speech and nonretaliation, and teaches turning the other cheek, bearing wrongs, and praying for enemies. Ends with call to love all and be perfect in disposition.
Pattern department offers No 5535 A ladies shirt waist with wide front tucks in rejeda green albatross finishing with Valence lace chemisette and pearl button trim. Pattern No 592 shows pale gray voile and Irish lace bodice with deep tucks and velvet cuffs. Also includes essay on home built of love from Mothers’ Magazine.
An editorial argues citizens must know what foods truly contain and backs a Postum Cereal Co bill proposing national purity rules. It urges letters to Congress, warning that only collective citizen pressure will curb fraud and protect personal liberty. The piece cites Postum and Grape Nuts as examples of truthful labeling.
The note urges readers to cut out a cigm mame and address, send to a congressional representative, and pay two or more publications. Keep one for reference and forward the other to a U S Senator from the state. It also suggests inviting friends to join and boost support for Pure Food goals.
A proposed federal act would require every food item shipped from states to display a plain view complete ingredient statement in English on each package. The bill imposes penalties for tampering, authorizes government sampling, and plans enforcement through the Department of Agriculture. It would take effect October first, nineteen hundred and six, with support urged from district representatives and state senators.
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