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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
5
A fragment from a Marxian club discussion critiques open shop ethics amid workers’ wage struggles and labor philosophy. It cites Hilliard, Herrick, and local editors, arguing that capitalism and wage cuts erode independence while praising worker control and creative labor, with mock dialogue about shop openness and union-like strains.
Geraldine Farrar performed at the United States Penitentiary in Allanta May 1, singing with her own piano accompaniment for about forty minutes to a crowded audience of inmates. Reports say her performance moved the convicts, ending with Home Sweet Home, while critics blasted social order and capitalist systems as the source of crime.
A fragmented commentary argues that in a few generations machines will replace manual labor. It contrasts healthful work with dull toil, warning against compulsion and praising human ingenuity while noting risks of monotonous, dangerous tasks and the lure of escaping work.
The Maxwell Runabout is advertised as an economical two person touring car with real world costs of 2.05 dollars per 100 miles and 106.40 dollars per 5000 miles including gasoline oil tires and maintenance. It argues a horse and buggy is costlier and time consuming and highlights engineering features and dealer support to persuade buyers.
Fragmentary OCR reads discussant notions of class struggle and slogans amid bourgeoisie critics. It mentions means of Production and Victans, civil war, loot, and revoltion terms, with references to 1618 era while critiquing use of revolution language.
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