Helen Smith Woodruff Book and Charity Ties Highlight The Little House
In Feminine Forum Helen Smith Woodruff’s The Little House receives praise for its charm and humor. Proceeds support a hospital fund and a $100,000 Carnegie grant is noted. the author also plans more writing and a New York dedication event is described.
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Emmeline Pankhurst Appeals for Army Recruits
The text records Emmeline Pankhurst urging men to join the army amid calls for women to support war effort. It notes a wartime debate on women’s roles and the duty of men to redeem pledges, while women claim capacity for self-defense and national service.
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Social entertainment sketches from a Southern gathering
The report details a literary and social afternoon featuring Harriet O Connor impersonation and performances by Pavlova, Sara Boyd Askew, and Mrs Mametee Shoemaker. Guests include Edison, Roosevelt, and numerous A-labeled society names, with reception dishes served and a miniature log cabin centerpiece.
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Woman's View of Woodrow Wilson
A historical column praises Woodrow Wilson as a strong moral leader guiding the nation through peace and global duty. It argues for liberty and justice, supporting ongoing expansion of U.S. influence and the government’s role in shaping foreign policy.
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Fragmented Rhetoric on Peace and Providence in a Wartime Speech
The passage laments distraction from unity and extols liberal virtues and courage while urging restraint. It lauds a leader as a bearer of peace and calls for reconciliation to heal past quarrels among nations. It contrasts Christian patience and resolve with the looming threat of modern war and urges steadfast self possession.
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