Why Women Are Needed In Government
A historical view argues women bring peace, temperance, economy, and lawfulness to governance. It asserts government by men is biased and that female voters will steer legislation toward more inclusive, people-centered outcomes. The piece emphasizes the need for women to create government of the people, by the people, and for the people.
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Rose Owens
Washin
D.C
Jones
Miss Owens
Cardus
W. H. Jones
Cameron
Federal
Federal Paint Oil Co
Detroit
Mich
The Danish West Indies Will Yet Be Ours Says Senator
Senator Shelby M. Cullom asserts the United States will eventually acquire the Danish West Indies and will not pay more than five million dollars as specified in the treaty. He warns against using the treaty for local political ends and predicts ratification once debates end.
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Danish West Indies
An Explanation by Reed on Bowlegged Members
John Palmer once secretary of state of New York and ex Speaker Reed are friends. They discussed house members including one so bowlegged General Palmer compared him to a man with trousers cut by a circular saw and Reed quipped he looks as if he had gone up in a balloon and walked back.
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Reed
John Palmer
New York
Palmer
Mr. Reed
Washington
General Palmer
New York Times
Burglary Bluff Leaves Pennies Behind at McSwat Home
Mr Billiger McSwat awoke to find his home entered by a burglar who removed a small amount of cash from his trousers. The thief escaped through a rear window, leaving a row of pennies on the window sill and dropping the dropped trousers on the stair. Lobelia McSwat denies involvement as the couple jokes about the missing money and peamias.
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Billiger McSwat
Mrs. McSwat
Lobelia
Chicago Tribune
Thirst for fame claims clever critic Max Nor deau
The critic Max Nor deau argues fame is the ideal yet foolish ambition. He suggests celebrities appear splendid but hide bitterness and unsatisfying reality behind public adoration.
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Max Nordeau
Wealth and Poverty Question in Life Dialog
A dialogue asks which is preferred wealth or poverty. Marius declines choice and Aurelius replies he would choose about five million, expressing a desire for substantial wealth. The exchange appears in a Life issue.
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Marius
Aurelius
Mistress of All Sorts of Spells
A playful exchange from the Philadelphia Press features a witty line where a pretty typewriter laments poor spelling, while her employer reassures her she is mistress of all kinds of spells in a charming courtship moment.
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Philadelphia Press
Out of His Line Now
A Philadelphia Bulletin item notes a speaker who once taught harmony has left that career and is now married, reflecting a personal life shift.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Diary wisdom sparks contrast between theory and practice
The Chicago Post quotes a thoughtful theorist praising diaries to record deeds and learn from mistakes. A pragmatic observer replies that shifting diary duties to a wife could avoid personal accountability, highlighting a humorous clash between idealism and everyday roles.
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