Onnen tie : Työväen osuustoiminnallinen 3-näytöksinen näytelmä

"Onnen tie: Työväen osuustoiminnallinen 3-näytöksinen näytelmä" by Veikko Korhonen is a three-act play written in the early 20th century. The play revolves around the theme of worker cooperation and the establishment of a cooperative store, highlighting the dynamics of village life and social interactions. Set against the backdrop of a rural Finnish community, it explores the conflicts and relationships between characters driven by economic motives and personal aspirations. The story begins with Visuliini, a village merchant who is concerned about the competition posed by a new cooperative store. As the plot unfolds, his son Niko and Eriika, the shop girl, engage in humorous interactions while plotting against the cooperative. The contrast between Visuliini's traditional business tactics and the cooperative's community-focused approach drives the narrative. Key characters like Rinteelän Sake, a small farmer, and the spirited Hilja, who represents the new generation's entrepreneurial spirit, further develop the tension. Major events lead to a celebratory conclusion where, amidst misunderstandings and schemes, a joyful engagement is announced, symbolizing the triumph of cooperation and unity over individual greed. The play ultimately affirms that the path to prosperity lies in collective effort and community solidarity. (This is an automatically generated summary.)