Women on Balance Between Homes and Pay Envelopes
In January Pictorial Review features Mabel Potter Daggett arguing many women work outside the home in stockyards railroads and finance while questions loom about marriage and family roles. Helen King Robinson counters that women must choose between home-making and earnings, sparking a debate on women’s place in the new economy.
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Mabel Potter Daggett
Chicago
Wall Street
Helen King Robinson
Pictorial Review
Those Eighteen Girls From Smith in War Reconstruction
Hazel Deyo Batchelor profiles an eighteen member Smith College group praised for rebuilding a French village after World War I. The piece highlights their mercy driven relief work, farm restoration, and steadfast spirit, illustrated in Pictorial Review January with vivid narrative and images.
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Hazel Deyo Batchelor
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Smith
Twelvetrees Kiddies
United States
Douglas Land
U.S. Secret Service
War Council
Versailles
Washington
Clarence Budington Kell
Paris
Anna Steele Richardson
France
Ida Clyde Clarke
Fannie Heaslip Lea
Jenny