Quiet and Security Shape Child Development at Home
Olive Roberts Barton highlights housing and home environment as key to child health. She notes that crowded, filthy, or disordered living spaces hinder privacy and harmony, urging government action and parental responsibility to provide air light space and orderly homes for children to grow with self respect and proper development.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Child Health Week
Ren
Turreal
U. S
Jane Addams Honored For Peace Footwork At Washington Fete
In Washington, Jane Addams will be honored on May 2 and 3 as founder of the International League for Peace and Freedom at a dinner during the organization’s meeting. Constance Drexel recalls the 1915 Hague Peace Conference voyage and the Dutch call for women’s peace congress amid wartime peril and submarine infested Atlantic travel.
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Jane Addams
Atlantic
Washington, D. C
International League For Peace and Freedom
the Hague
Noordam
Ireland
France
Red Cross
Netherlands
Women's Congress
English Channel
Mies Addams
Constance Drexel
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Washington
Miss Drexel
Holland
William Penn
Europe
Admiralty
New York Harbor
Fruit or Vegetable Cocktail Puts Palate in High Spirits
A Mid Spring guide by Mary F. Dagle advises tempting appetites with fruit and vegetable cocktails spiced to avoid excess sweetness. It details recipes for cabbage and carrot, tomato and celery, plus serving suggestions with meals and storage tips for best flavor.
Astrology Outlook for Today and Notable Nativity
The forecast notes a day with modest business activity and potential new contracts through friendship. Those born on this day may shine in versatile, enterprising ways with social appeal aiding private and professional life. Notable nativity: Harry Leon Wilson, author.
Roosevelt Says Court Martial Must Stand
President Roosevelt vetoed a bill to grant an honorable discharge to Second Lieutenant Charles E. Upson, dismissed after a 1918 court martial. The veto followed the War Department’ s recommendation regarding Upson’s alleged misconduct.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Ashbrook
Ohio
Charles E. Upson
Upton
Mansfield
Tulips and a secret note pull Mary Harrison closer
Mrs. Graham, aided by Jerry Ticer, moves through a tense scene at the farm as a message about Mary Harrison from her mother arrives hidden in a note. Miss Graham plans to read it in private, while guiding Jerry to discreetly help Jim and avoid rumor amid a wary, watchful household.
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Jerry Ticer
Dicky
Mary
Jim
Jerry
Graham
Katie
Ace Jim
Miss Mary
Ohio Legion Proposes Expansion of Hospital
Ohio American Legion officials urged expansion of the Veterans' Hospital at Chillicothe as hearings opened on increased facilities. Attending were Paul M. Herbert of Columbus past Ohio commander, Russell Cunningham of Lancaster national Rehabilitation Committee member, and Edward A Kieffer, Legion state officer in Cincinnati.
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Washington
Ohio American Legion
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
House Veterans Committee
Paul M. Herbert
Columbus
Ohio
The
Legion
Russell Cunningham
Lancaster
National Rehabilitation Committee
Edward & Kieffer
Legion Wason
Cin
Cinmati and Charlies Marton Named Legion Liaison Officers
Cinmati and Charlies Marton are appointed as Legion liaison officers at Cleveland. The move places both in charge of coordinating Legion activities and community outreach from the Cleveland office.
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Cinmati
Charlies Marton
Legion
Cleveland
Glider Record Claimed in Crimea by Rosterguyeff and Baibuf
In Crimea on Sunday, Rosterguyeff and student pilot Baibuf stayed aloft in a glider for 26 hours 28 minutes and set a world record for endurance.
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Koktabel
Crimea
U. S
Police Probe Stabbing in Perrysville Quarrel
Alfred Green, 52, was in serious condition in a hospital Monday after stab wounds sustained during a quarrel near Perrysville Saturday. Police questioned two persons in connection with the incident.
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Ashland-Pi
Alfred Green
Perrysville
Glenda Farrell shifts from hardboiled to softie in Go Into Your Dance
Glenda Farrell known for sharp roles in prior films now plays an unselfish sister to Al Jolson in Go Into Your Dance at the Ohio Theater. The piece marks a rare soft portrayal in her screen career and showcases a broader all star cast.
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Glenda Farrell
Ohio
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Ohio Theater
Glenda
Paul Muni
Nellie
Joan Brondell
Havana
Barbara Stanwyck
Jolson
Majestic Theater
Vanessa
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
David O. Selznick
William K. Howard
New York
Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery
Helen Kruger
May Robson
Lewis Stone
Howard
Ford orders new coke oven plant for $3.25 million
Pittsburgh news confirms Ford Motor Company awarded Koppers Construction Company of Pittsburgh a by product oven plant project valued at about $3,250,000. Officials say it is the largest coke oven order in seven years in the United States. Construction will take place in Dearborn, Michigan.
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Pittsburgh
Ford Motor Company
Koppers Construction Company of
Koppers
United States
Dearborn
Mich
Should Girl 17 Have Her Latchkey
Dear Miss Dix advises that latchkey desire is a harmless adolescent wish. She suggests compromise by asking the father for a key to avoid alarm and notes conformity drives among youth, recommending going halfway rather than proving maturity by key ownership.
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Miss DIX
Ty Tom
Lilac Skin Perfume as a Mild Bath Tonic and Freshener
The lilac skin perfume is pitched as a light to medium scent option between heavy fragrances and toilet waters. It can be used as a skin tonic when applied with a pad dipped in ice water, dries quickly, and leaves a faint lilac odor throughout the day, with tips on application and skin type adjustments.
Fourteen Engineers Appointed by Highway Director
Highway director John J. Jaster Jr announced reappointments of eight divisional engineers and six new engineers. The list includes Ivan Greene Jackson County reappointment Robert Jenkins Gallia County John Dowler Athens County reappointment Earl Ford Vinton County reappointment. Approximately 10 percent of Minnesota's barley production is used for malting.
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Columbus
John J. Jaster, Jr
Ivan Greene
Jackson County
Robert Jenkins
Gallie County
John Dowler
Athens County
Earl Ford
Vinton County
Minnesota
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White House Conference
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Hague
Hugo Grotius
League of Nations
Calais
Dover
Flanders
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Chrystal MacMillan
Kathleen Courtney
Fdne Millay
Ne Addams
Women's Inter
National League For Peace
Helen Mayes
Dorothy Detzer Edom St. Vincent Millay
Dorothy Detzer
Miss Addams
Mary F. Dagle
PEW
By Genevieve Kemble
Ful
Harry Leon Wil
Adele Garrison
Madge
Ohio Legion
Crookeu Schemer
Madge Evans
Earth
America
Miss Evans
Fox
Court Theater
Joan Barrymore
Peter Ibbetson
Eta
le Kennel
Manhattan
Ford Company
Athens
Realining
Cody
Cromier
We Derson
Wews
Babe
Dorothy Dix
Dad
Evelyone
Engaag
Shirley Tem
Madge Eva
Stepin Feig
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Eerie
Robson
Helen Hof
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Montgom
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