Women, Politics, and Culture in a Changing Era
A column discusses whether women can work honestly with party bosses and influence politics from within. It reviews articles by Harriet Taylor Upton on women’s votes, Chaplin’s film critique, and works by Patterson, Carrick, Lowrie, Richmond, Selden, and Terhune among others, highlighting education reform and motherhood themes as part of a broader public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Taylor Upton
Republican National Executive Committee
Charles A. Selden
America
Damrosch Recalls Forty Years Of Musical Life
Walter Damrosch, head of the New York Symphony Orchestra, begins a revealing reminiscence series this issue. He shares sparkling anecdotes about the musicians, composers and opera singers he has known throughout his forty year musical career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
The Ladies Home Journal On Sale Today
The piece highlights half of the extensive features in the October issue. It markets the magazine as a long standing favorite of millions of American women, noting its broad coverage from home making to politics and its fiction quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie Chaplin
David the Psalmist
Job
Solomon’s Song
William Lyon Phelps
Ethel Lloyd Patterson
Alice van Leer Carrick
Sarah D. Lowrie
Grace Richmond
Elizabeth Frazer
Edward W. Bok
Ladies’ Horn Journal
Terhune
Dynamite
Albert Payson Terhune
Sophie Kerr
Hedge Rose
Clifton Lisle
Raheela Colleen
Frances Noyes Hart—Noel
Ian Hay
The
Liberty
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
Joseph C. Lincoln
Fair Harbor
George Weston
Olaf Baker
Dusty Star
Damrosch
Liszt
L. A Daex
Anyles
Pyst
Lapis’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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