Women in Real Estate and the Place of the Female Agent
A discussion on women entering real estate, arguing their natural fit for interior design, landscape, and property dealing. The piece praises female agents for picking homes, notes war-time distractions, and contrasts male and female stereotypes while urging acceptance of women as capable real estate professionals.
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Europe
Janus
Visiting Teachers Shape School Outreach Across Cities
The visiting teachers emerged from growing urban challenges to link homes and schools. The Public Education Association leads with Department of Education support, expanding staff from 2 to 8 by 1914 and framing two possible future paths for the role.
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Public Education Association
Department of Education
New York
Work Among the Kentucky Mountaineers
The talk by Miss Ethel de Long highlights Pine Mountain Settlement School and mountain life in Kentucky. Despite illiteracy, mountaineers show wisdom and generosity. Moonlight and Pine Mountain Schools arose from community needs and a 200 acre gift, shaping a hopeful future.
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Ethel de Long
Pine Mountain Settlement School
Kentucky Mountains
Pine Mountain
William
Barnard College Announces Engagements of Two Couples
The Student Council at Barnard College discloses engagements: Miss Freda Kirchwey to Mr Evans Clark and Miss Helen Jenkins to Mr Francis Geer. Signatures from Eleanor Grace Louria, Sarah Schuyler Butler, Ruth Salem, Elsie Oakley, Hildegard Diechmann, Peggy King, Beatrice Lowndes accompany the notice.
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Barnard College
Freda Kirchwey
Mr. Evans Clark
Helen Jenkins
Francis Geer
Eleanor Grace Louria
Sarah Schuyler Butler
Ruth Salem
Elsie Oakley
Hildegard A. Diechmann
Peggy King
Beatrice Lowndes
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Miss de Long