Campaign to Raise American Home Standards Initiated
The General Federation of Women's Clubs launches a nationwide survey of American homes to assess living conditions, equipment, and labor, aiming to publish findings and seek federal census bureau support. Led by Mrs. John D. Sherman, with approval from President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover, the effort partners with the National Electric Light Association and funded by Woman's Home Companion.
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Census Bureau
America
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Sherman
Los Angeles
Department of the American Home
Maggie W. Barry
Texas
Department of the Home
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Bureau
Advisory Council of Better Homes In America
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Hoover
Department of Commerce
National Electric Light Association
Franklin T. Griffith
San Francisco
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New York City
Jennie C. Croly
Jennie June
Julia Ward Howe
Chicago
Iowa
Coolidge Praises Federation Home Making Survey
President Calvin Coolidge writes April 7 1925 to Mrs Sherman praising a nationwide survey of home making methods and facilities. He expects government agencies to assist and hopes for practical benefits for American women managing homes.
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New Home Department Aims to Strengthen Family Life
The federation urges learning the true meaning of home life through a broad Home Department program. It spans family wellbeing, spiritual growth, home environment, finances, religion, character building, art and literature, and the link between politics and child health. Emphasis on efficient housekeeping and euthenics for a better tomorrow.
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Department of the
Ellen Richards
America
Susceptible and Sympathetic Carmermaid Affair
Constance widow of Reg gie seeks to hold or sell the car he loved. Merryman, a rich widower, proves susceptible and sympathetic to her pleas as their meeting unfolds on a grand estate. James, the chauffeur, contemplates wages and a claim, while Constance navigates debts and inventories with a perilous charm.
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Maharajah of Mysore Leads Noted Racing Stable
The maharajiah of Mysore, ruler of the second largest Indian state, oversees a renowned racing stable with notable horses and connections in the sport.
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India
Woman Recalls Relief From Pinkham Medicines
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky describes severe back and abdominal pain from bearing down while washing dishes. She credits Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash for restoring strength and warming her cold skin while offering to share experiences with other women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Harry Ashcroft
Beech Avenue
Covington
Kentucky
Peterson's Ointment touted as eczema balm nationwide
An advertisement cites Peterson Ointment Co of Buffalo claiming rapid relief from eczema itching and skin eruptions. It asserts broad effectiveness for pimples acne rough skin sores ulcers piles chafing and sunburn with endorsements from druggists.
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Peterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
Get Thee Behind Me Satan In Child’s Fight Refusal
A seven year old boy, Benny, often fought with peers. His mother urged him to resist, warning that fighting was the devil’s temptation. He told her a group d boys urged him to fight, but he replied with Get from behind me Satan and returned home.
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Satan
Indianapolis
No Lukewarm Answers Preference Sparks Debate
A community discussion centers on valuing definite refusals over ambivalence. Residents weigh whether clear stances improve decision making versus accommodating nuance. A spokesperson urges frank dialogue while noting diverse opinions on leadership style.
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