Pictorial Review Highlights Women's Expanding Roles
In every land women apply energy and intelligence to national civic business and home problems. Pictorial Review, a leading magazine, reports new activities opportunities and the constructive good women are achieving worldwide.
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Can a New York society girl do a hard day’s work
Mrs. Vanderbilt, a New York society leader, questions whether a society girl can endure drudgery, long hours, rough living, and no amusements. She answers in a striking July Pictorial Review article “The Next Four Hundred,” reflecting on her France work with the Red Cross Canteen Service. The issue also features full page portraits of Wilson, Lloyd George, and Clemenceau in color, as part of July content.
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Help, Help, Who Wants Help?
Kathleen Norris proposes an original solution to the universal problem of women as employers of labor. She contrasts a husband hiring a friend’s son in his office with a daughter barred from working in a household, highlighting social position and equality.
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America Must Be Americanized headline revealed
A salaried Bolshevik propaganda agent at a New York school meeting drew cheers. Rheta Childe Dorr's July Pictorial Review feature argues thirty million immigrants must become Americans, exposing national identity tensions and calling for stronger patriotism.
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Seventeen pages of Summer frocks in Pictorial Review
Seventeen pages showcase dainty frocks for women and children in Summer colors and latest styles. Featuring silks, ginghams, prints, chintz, voiles, dotted Swiss and dimities with perfect fitting patterns. Get your copy today for complete designs and patterns.
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