Hard Necessity for Money Drives Most Women to Work
Washington May 10 The Women's Bureau report shows most women work out of economic need not choice. It details how rising living costs and family finances push women into factories and offices, noting WWI shifts and wage competition with men, and describes typical daily burdens of working mothers and single women supporting families.
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Veterans Benefit Under Provisions of New Relief Act
Washington May reports outline the Veterans Bureau summary of a new relief act. The measure extends disability presumptions for ex service members and widens coverage to tubercular and mental conditions. It allows medical exam evidence within three years after separation and includes burial and transportation costs for those dying while receiving government care. It also extends aid for psychiatric and tubercular illnesses and offers beneficiaries support for funeral expenses and flag presentation at burial.
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Professional men in meet with architects
Professional men in the area gather to discuss architecture and urban design with architects. The meeting covers building plans, plastering, and potential renovations for various projects.
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Howland
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Fairfield Ave
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