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  • A RECORD OF DA1L Y PROGRESS THE LOG PablUhed MontMy by The Champion Fibre Company. Edited by Un Employee*. CANTON. NORTH CAROLINA, AUGUST CLEANLINESS AND ORDER ed to quietly repose in some cozy here—"Get the Habit." Get it in lost and accidents which i: cur dry corner. If the litter is some- the work. It will follow a man, yearly upon our railways and in The password to Thrift thro'- thing which may be of future and some night after going home our mills emphasizes th< out the ages—Cleanliness. The value, carry it to the place pro- his wife may look a trifle uneasy sity for the Safety First move- natural ally and charm of woman, vided for such things. Keep a thinking that she is having a ment in this country and if we the—I was going to say the nat- look-out for order in your depart- fatuous dream when shefinds the can do something, and we all can, ural enemy of man, but soften ment: it pays, really. You may work stained garments of toil it matters not how humble we that to—some men. Theself-reg- not see the returns immediately reposing on the back porch in- feel our position may be, to pre- istering thermometer of pride, in the milled-edge coin-of-the- stead of in the middle of the kit- serve the life or prevent an aeci- which in turn is a chronometer realm, but every refinement, that chen floor. (This is purely im- dent to a fellow employee, we of self-respect, good citizenship a man can put into his work adds agination. No man ever did such have done a noble work. Also and conscientious labor. To sim- not only to his efficiency as a part a thing.) She will wake up to we should always remember that ulate 0. Henry, cleanliness is the of the living organization of the bless him, never fear, and the it is our duty to our family and twist of the lemon peel on the mill, but it adds to the value of chances are that coin hoarded up to ourselves to co-operate all pos- cocktail of efficiency. The fizz of the product and puts a man on against the purchase of a new sible to perfect the Safety Move- the seltzer in the highball of do- intimate terms with his pride lace collar will find its way into ment. mestic felicity. Perhaps I should without which no man can ever the frying pan in the shape of an We feel that the visit of Dr. not disinter that old frazzeled out be quite satisfied either with him- extra slice of bacon with his lord- Patterson has done us good and aphorism about cleanliness being self or anything about him. ship's egg in the morning. if he has seen anything here next to godliness. It may and Work has usually been accepted In a final word, get modern- which will help the cause else- may not be. Materially, man may ed as a curse stamped on a long- ized. Learn the new steps. Dance where, we should also feel that be as clean as the streets of Am- suffering posterity by the brand- the Tango with a broom, the Al- we have accomplished much, sterdam and be shockingly un- ing iron of a credulous parent who ligator Glide with a shovel and Tne remark which Dr. Patter- godly, and again he may be as was wont to repose upon a moss the Snake dance with a hose, son made to Mr. Wild, of the unclean as a fishing smack and bed in a certain garden, a fig leaf Every foreman is a dancing mas- Safety Committee, to the effect be SHOCKINGLY godly, but he has for a blanket. The more work, the ter; lessons free and prizes to the that he had. never addressed an an awful handicap. more curse, but don't be too hard best performers. Nothing barred audience who had accorded him Now I wish to refer to the wis- on Adam. All of us have very except the Hesitation: Pucker, closer attention or displayed a dom of the management in pre- poor foresight, and since it is as safety first greater interest in his subject. senting to you an opportunity of it is we are put up against the THE LECTURE ON SAFETY indicates that he is convinced putting into practice—shall I say proposition of mitigating the that the workmen of Canton are the art of cleanliness? Yes, the curse. Cleanliness and Order are Those who attended the Safety in sympathy with the great work art, for art is inborn and certain- some mitigants in that they keep Lecture by Dr. Patterson at the he and the National Council for ly cleanliness should be a virtue the mind off the main grievance Gayety Theatre on July 24th, Industrial Safety are doing, which we bring into the world and help everyone and everything feel, we are sure, that they were The large attendance proves with us. If this art has been lost concerned. When Adam had re- not only greatly benefitted by the also that we are practically a or allowed to go into a trance molded his features into semi- splendid discourse and accom- unit for Safety and are all eager through self neglect, let us get normal shape after taking a nip panying slides and moving pic- to place ourselves in position to busy, dig about in the musty from the wild orange which his tures, but are also highly grati- be of benefit to the cause. chambers of the past and rescue spouse playfully foisted upon him fied over the compliment of Dr. safety first it before it dies an unnatural with a side-wise wink at the boa Patterson on Safety conditions FOREMEN'S CLUB MEETS death. The offering, by the man- constrictor — he swore that he in the mill here. We naturally agement, of prizes for this search would harness a team of Kanga- take pride in our home and our Another very interesting and after the lost, strayed or stolen roo and start a hack line to Hades work and when we are told by profitable meeting of the Fore- is not only magnanimous, but rather than remain in idleness in one who is not only an expert on men's Club was held at the K oi humitarian. It is a work in which a free horticultural zoo and have Safety devices and their applica- P. Hall on Friday evening, July all should join with whole-heart- such tricks palmed off on him. tion, but who is also visiting 31st. About fifty Safety First edness and singleness of purpose. Thus does idleness beget mis- manufacturing plants all over the slides, furnished by the National You are all familiar with the con- chief, and ever since that first United States and Europe, that Councilof Industrial Safety, were ditions governing this Cleanliness break man has had to get what he he, while coming to impart know- shown and the various subjects and Order contest and it is not got more or less (generally less) ledge, feels that he has learned, treated were freely discussed by necessary to mention them here, bv the sweat of the brow. In order it makes us feel that although the members. Everything in the world, whether to sidestep this Adamantine curse we are far away from the center Upon request Mr. D. J. Kerr it be great or small, good or bad. quite a considerable percentage of industrial activity, we have delivered an address of about 45 clean or unclean, is by compari- of the population have elected to kept step with progress and that minutes, upon the danger of care- son and this has been taken into ride in the Kangaroo bus on thro' conditions in our mill compare lessness around the electrical consideration by the management tickets. favorably with the best of them, equipment throughout the yard, in the awarding of the prizes. But no matter in what light While the Company has install- This address created a great deal For instance, it is not expected labor may be considered, whether ed at considerable expense the of interest among the members that a leach house shall be as a curse or a blessing, a sorrow or various safety devices now in and Mr. Kerr was called upon to • clean as an engine room, but it a joy, a pain or a pleasure, it is use in the mill and also much answer numerous questions on can and should be so compara- labor—clean labor, orderly labor credit is due the Safety Commit- this, subject. Especial mention tively. In other words, as much that constructs and successfully tee for their diligence, the sue- was made by Mr. Kerr of the so as local conditions will permit, operates our mills and builds up cess of the Safety Movement is, danger of contact with electrical We all know that many depart- our towns, cities, states and na- after all, dependent upon the em- equipment by firemen when fight- ments of our mill do not meet tions. In short, it is one of the ployees and each should take his ing fire. This address was fob the requirements of cleanliness head weavers of our social and share of the credit for the en- lowed by a talk by Chief Hilde- and order, so "Get the habit," industrial fabrics. couraging Safety conditions that brand upon the same subject, men, and practice it all the time We have been in mills where at present exist here. We should which was followed by a general and not by spasmodic spurts. If cleanliness and order were com- not, however, forget that there discussion, during which a num- you see trash lying about in your pulsory. We have been in others is always room for improvement ber of interesting questions were department, remove it. Don't let equally subject to disorder, yet and it is up to each of us to con- asked and answered. it slumber until natural decay equally clean and orderly where tinually strive for better condi- The short talk by Conductor does the work for even old shoes, the antipathy toward needless tions. Harrison, of the Southern, upon overalls and gunny-bags will live muss had become a habit. That The appalling statistics given Cooperation, was enthusiastically an intolerably long time if allow is the idea we want to follow out by Dr. Patterson on the lives received by all present.
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When it opened in 1908, the Champion Fibre Company was the largest pulp mill in the world. For 60 years it was under the leadership of Reuben "Mr. Champion" B. Robertson and was a...

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