First Lady's Job Requires Training Too
A provocative view on the role of the president's wife, arguing the first lady is an appointive, essential position shaped before a presidency. The piece cites Grace Coolidge and several Democratic figures, noting wives' education, wit, and homemaking skills as crucial to White House success.
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al Smith
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Northfork Personal News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Pugh of Troutdale and her daughter Mra Moir of Algoma visit Shawsville Virginia. Mrs J G Dooley drives to Bluefield for the John Brown revival. A F Thornton Mrs RR Anderson Mrs W F Witt and L E Hoppe visit Bluefield for revival events. Mrs Romeo Bennett leaves for Cincinnati for summer. Hezel Wynn travels to Christiansburg for time away. R H Callimore of Davy stops by Friday. McGinnis Hatfield heads to Charles City Welch on business. Mrs J C Little shops in Bluefield. Nancy Grady of Princeton visits aunt Mrs C S Breeding.
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