Women and reformers spark debate on voting and machines
Harriet Taylor Upton asks if women can influence politics from within and urges opinion on fall elections. The column contrasts political reform talks with Charlie Chaplin's films and notes several contemporary authors and works.
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Damrosch Recalls Forty Years With New York Symphony
Walter Damrosch launches a reminiscence series detailing sparkling anecdotes about musicians composers and opera singers he has known during his forty year musical career. Elizabeth Frazer introduces a series urging women voters to pursue a program to improve conditions for millions of working sisters and to engage women in serious political action through clubs and study classes.
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Ladies' Home Journal October issue features new stories and housecleaning in education
The October issue of The Ladies' Home Journal offers more than fifty features and a 220 page spread. It highlights a school approach giving individual attention, new motherly fiction, and a slate of noted authors including Sophie Kerr and Ian Hay.
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