Federation survey aims to raise American home standards
The General Federation of Women's Clubs launches a nationwide survey to quantify current home conditions. President Mrs John D Sherman leads the effort to gather data, with questionnaires tabulated in Washington and findings to be presented to Congress. The movement stresses home life as the nation’s core industry and calls for coordinated club and home efforts to restore the home as a center of virtue and national strength.
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Department of the American Home
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Texas
Department of the Home
White House backs federation survey on homemaking
In letters dated April 7 and May 8 1925 President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover express approval for a General Federation of Women's Clubs nationwide survey of home equipment and homemaking methods aimed at conserving human energy and improving family life. The project, to be conducted with aid from government agencies and electric utilities, will focus on home water and sewer systems, heating, labor, communications, and educational facilities, with results published by Woman's Home Companion.
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Department of Commerce
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Industrial Survey and Research Service
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Woman's Home Companion
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
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New York City
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Chicago
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