Women Fight For Legal Status In Home Rights Bill
The House of Commons debates a set of eight bills advancing a woman’s charter. Proposals include a wife earning a life claim on her husband’s estate for devoted homemaking, joint guardianship, and eligibility for wages in bankruptcy or separation. Also seeks open universities, stronger penalties for brutal husbands, and wife earnings protections.
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Sir Charles McLaren
House of Commons
Lfe
London Express
Fads and Fashions From a Foulard Era
Fads and fearless Bin Derk Dots and rings are used in foulard designs. Silks, Bermude lilies, and Russian trims shape coats and gowns for spring and summer. Lace, crepe, and plush fabrics appear with bold trims and new hat styles. A humorous Loveometer and a phethyamograph claim to weigh lovers warmth, testing names in a water-filled rubber bag to gauge heart response.
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Drownius
Delusions to Marriage Bill Heads House Debate
Sir Charles Moltarn pushes to recognize marriage service in law with aims to make it binding. He argues the church teaches wives to submit to their husbands, a view his wife says many women refuse, signaling a clash over gender roles and legal status.
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Sir Charles
Bir Charles
Success Magazine
Charles Mol¢ran
Charles
Chartea
THREE YOUNG FASHIONABLES IN SILK AND SILK TRIMMED FROCKS
A description of a fashionable trio featuring outfits with pinstriped navy silk, deep rose voile, and brown and white check cashmere. The left garment shows a navy silk dress with white lace yoke and blue velvet sash. the center highlights a sult for a half-grown girl. the right showcases a brown and white check frock with a silk chemisette and decorative revers.
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Lef Aldo
Any One Can Do It to Lay Up Treasures
A New York World column excerpt urges a bank clerk’s ghostly path of provident savings from age 16 to 76. It projects a confidential clerk amassing millions through steady investment, legal interest, and frugal living, while highlighting a lonely life and the ensuing will case.
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New York
Quelling a Mutiny by General Wallace at Camp Chase
A recounting from General Lew Wallace in his Autobiography describes his mission to calm paroled prisoners at Camp Chase Columbus Ohio. He faced a hostile crowd of thousands and used firm persuasion promising pay and reform to restore order. The Houston Post notes the ironies of high prices driving frugality.
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Lew Wallace
Capitol
Washington
Wallace
Columbus
Minnesota
Camp Chase
Lincoln
Houston Post
Keeping the Cow and Other Farm Tips From Hoards Dairyman
The article discusses dairy economics and herd management, noting average cow costs around 30 to 35 dollars yearly and the need to exceed that with milk and fat output. It covers testing feeding, culling unprofitable cows, buying fresh fall stock, pasture and grain strategies, corn silage, and the value of phosphate for growth, plus equipment ideas for cooling milk and handling salt for stock.
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Babcock
Ohio
Bacteria in Milk From Dirty Cows and Utensils
Undesirable bacteria in milk come from unclean cows stables and dairy utensils with cracks. Contagious disease contact by milkers and attendants, impure water bedding feed, and barnyard mud contribute to contamination.
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Cottage Motor Bonnett
Cardinal Gibbons
Thars
Hermiston
Stevenson
Krixtie
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Chicago
State House
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Popular Mechanics
Kansas
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