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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
4
Jane Addams argues for a flexible minimum wage system guided by industry standards. She cites England's model and suggests starting with boxmaking and clothing in the United States, setting a livable floor between eight and ten dollars in Chicago, then expanding gradually through systematic boards.
A prominent critique argues that eugenics aims to improve humanity through selective mating but would fail to master heredity and risk tyranny. It warns natural affection and social restraints harm race progress, predicting harmful outcomes and urging reliance on nature.
President Wilson declares the nation's duty to restore justice and human welfare through sanitary laws pure food standards and labor protections. He rejects partisan zeal arguing for a broad program to cleanse reform and secure health resources and fair change. The speech emphasizes economic reform tax policy and conservation with a call to justice over politics.
Sheriff candidate GEO A W DeForest announces run pending Washington Party primaries next September. District Attorney candidate FRANK J Lyons bids for party support. Tax Collector candidate Warren Town announces run subject to Washington Party primary decision in September.
An advertisement from Seigfried's Pharmacy in Warren Pa touts Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic as a direct-acting remedy for fatigue nerves and general debility. The copy promises guaranteed results or money back, with a price of one dollar and sale exclusive to their store.
Dialogue shows Ethel refusing Jack, Maud confirming he proposed again to another girl in the exchange.
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