Seattle Daily Times Quote Prompts Debate on Men and Women
The Seattle Daily Times records a remark from the University of Washington quoted as declaring men imperfect while noting that mothers of young women understood this long ago, reflecting gender attitudes of the era.
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Model Peace Treaty Advances Hope for End of Wars
The model treaty for outlawing war drafted to meet Mr Briand's suggestions has been approved by Germany and France with leading figures from other nations expressing hope for adoption. America has long pursued peaceful settlement and now could take a leadership role in ending wars.
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England lesson invitation hints at political satire
The Cleveland Plain Dealer suggests Lord Derby invites Senator Borah to visit England to learn about England while Borah would in turn teach the English something about England. The Fort Wayne News Sentinel jokes that writing to President Coolidge on a third term would mean blaming Mr New for poor mail service.
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