Immigrant labor and the 12 hour day debate
The article argues for abolishing the 12 hour day in the iron and steel industry without mass immigration. It notes director pledges, economic pressures, and the need to adjust labor, wages, and production. It discusses immigration as leverage and urges straightforward wage-based reform. It also covers Chicago to Liverpool freight service via the Great Lakes St Lawrence route and its potential impact on midwestern industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byeel
Eetire American Iron and Steel
Harding
America
Chicago
Hitcosta
New York
Iowa
Buenos Aires
Buffalo
Liverpool
St. Lawrencs
Middle West
Europe
Great Lakes
St Lawrance
Herrott River
Niagara Falls
Lachine Rapids
Duluth
Middlewest
United States
New England
St.' ‘Lawrence
Middle ‘West
International Boundary
Arrival of the Little Doctor in Nursing Prescriptions
A health column notes nurses in roles once reserved for physicians, diagnosing and prescribing in hospitals, schools, and factories. It cites Italian and Greek districts, hotels, stores, and public schools and warns about unlicensed medical practice while urging professional oversight and public health caution. It also answers readers on topics from vein inflammation to hair care and proper brushing sterilization, inviting letters to Dr. Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Imogene accuses Rena Black of theft after a day nursery charity poker party. The group used a kitty to raise funds for orphans, but Rena allegedly kept $11 and manipulated others into owing more. Andrew dismisses the claim as gossip while she vows to end the friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Rena
Imogene
Ways and Means
Day Nursery
Rene
Rana
Myra Jones
Myra
Basi
Hymns and morals clash in religious crusade debate
Iowa editors report on Prof H Augustine Smith of Boston University denouncing popular church hymns at a Des Moines crusade. He attacks Beulah Land Brighten the Corner and Come to the Shetch in the Wildwood for lacking thought and worship value, urging hymns to stress social service and present life. He questions sung heavenward yearning versus earthly mentoring and delinquent youth guidance. Community opinion remains divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
Des Noles
Plang
Christendom
Beulah Land
Smith
Prof. Smith
Wildwood
Isle of Beauty
Jos
Grit Wins In The Long Run As Jobs Go By
The piece argues that steady persistence outperforms hopping between jobs and towns. It warns that many short stints lead to pessimism and little reward, while those who endure and complete work eventually reach stability or success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Easy Street
Jock
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
Puzzle text describes a sequence of engine moves on tracks to reveal a Nile city name. It blends wordplay with riddle steps and a legacy puzzle style, challenging readers to deduce the hidden city from movements and letter manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
River
Nile
Miss Farn Lippincut comments on girls in papers
Abe Martin quotes Miss Farn Lippincut criticizing how women are portrayed in newspapers with clothes. The piece humorously notes that many people sleep in old cotton pajamas while others chase camera presence.
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount By the Noted Writer
A rich young socialite Malcolm Starmount seeks a change of life by helping Mary Devlin and her brother Eddie from poverty. He funds Mary’s training for opera while rival Maida Courteney schemes, and a dramatic letter reveals peril and love triangles amid a sea voyage and hidden motives.
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Malcolm Starmount
Bynotsis
Mary Devlin
Starmount
Mary
Eddie
Ramon Graves
Graves
Adventuress
Maida Courteney
Nalida
Narged Jenson
Mary G
Malcolm; Starmount
Miss Lambert
Rio
Eddies
Sister Mary
Altho
Buddr
Master of his fate through inner discipline and will
A reflective piece argues that true happiness lies in subduing emotions and wielding reason. It contrasts the steady, compass-driven life of the thinking person with the drifting, passion-led existence, urging restraint of love and other passions for enduring value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Questions from the Burroughs Nature Club column ask about ant colonies and queen ants, poisonous togs, and how desert birds obtain drinking water. The paper promises answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes, inviting general-interest inquiries to the Nature Notes Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Notes
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Vartan
Bourier
Park Ave
Ohn Hartman
J& W
Asso
Waterloo
Associated Press
Thiz
aMepiber Audit Bureau of Circulations
G. Dougherty
Washington, D. A
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tery, Brooks & Finley
Rep
Yar
Grant
Montreal
National Reform Association
Christian Conscience of America
Shelby
WN. R. A
Broadway
Plunkett
National Newspaper Service
Ben
Asia
Ruth
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Oelwein
Iman
Aion
Wallie
Sway
Wallace
Wermard
Sae
Me Ayatini
Uae
Abe Martin
Idah McGlone Gibson
John F. Dille Co
Wal
Buddy
Annersley
Tou
Hdldie
Jobey
Bank of England
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
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