Women and Business Claims and Counterpoints
A column argues women cannot achieve the same business success as men, citing perceived flaws in judgment and the need for household training. It contrasts male and female roles, notes independent work pressures on women, and urges practical knowledge for managing a home before pursuing careers, while reflecting era attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty
Green
Sho
Carnogié
Rockefellers
Morgans
Rouutine
Ami
Ske
New Orleans Picayune
Fashion Notes On Hats Collars Pin Money And Books
The column surveys hat styles that affect perceived height, advising careful stand evaluation away from mirrors and practical dress tips. It discusses collarless gowns, high neckwear, and lacing with narrow lace for freedom, then traces the origin of pin money and its historical spending, followed by notes on author Gertrude Potter Daniels and her controversial novel The Warners, and a brief scene about a blue gauze scarf exchange among friends and infant care tips including vaseline use and night caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Authoreas
Gertrude Potter Daniels
Chicago
Warners
Work of Baptists Ends Great Chicago Young People Convention
The Baptist Young People’s Union wrapped up in Chicago with a record attendance of 10,000 during its tenth anniversary. Highlights included a large chorus, a sermon on kingship, and a missionary address by Japan’s Rev. Fred P. Haggard noting 6,305 converts last year. The closing service featured Rev. William H. Geistweit and a farewell consecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicarco
Baptist Young People’s Union
Chicago
Toomie Weiter
Lillian French Green
Englewood Baptist Church
Fred P. Haggard
Japan
Mikado’s
Far East
E. E. Chivers
Brooklyn
L. W. Terry
James B. Cranfill
William H. Geistweit
Weather and crop damage steer week in stock market
Weather and crop losses dominated market activity as stock prices fell and trading slowed. Reports of Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas drought sparked anxieties, while soaking West rains lifted corn prospects. Steel strike easing steadied stocks, rail earnings rose, and credit markets remained loose as investors awaited crop damage clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
Kan- Es
Granger
Western Roads
Wall Street
Chicago
New York
Insanity and resignations tone mixed current events
Notes report George C. Tilden once Samuel J. family member declared insane in San Francisco. Ohio mayor Shaw resigns amid local option fight. Philadelphia firms plan upholstery fabric consolidation. Springfield prisoners escape. Beulah Mass residents die from mysterious disease. A 15 year old smoker dies in Rockwood Pa. Bremen mill and smelter burns in Silver City. A farmer near Beschport murders wife. Arkansas City imposes city occupation tax. Argentine Chamber of Deputies ends Szangial Mi unification plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Tilden
Samuel J
San Francisco
Zanesville
Ohio
Shaw
Philadelphia
Springfield
Beulah
Mass
Harry Hoover
Rockwood
Harry
Bremen
Silver City
N. AL
McGrath
Beschport
Common Council
Arkansas City
Kan
Chamber of Deputies
Szangial Mi
Is my hat on straight 2 is Patronize those who advertice
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The Art of Faliskinx Diamonds and Antique Lore
Fragmented text surveys diamond lore from ancient times, noting adamas as a symbol of nature, polishing myths, and alchemical beliefs. It weaves in a short fiction excerpt about a marriage proposal and a Vienna legal note on insults to public officials, ending with a note on women wearing white gloves.
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Martial
Lucretius
Cardan
Amclient Pharmaacopeia
Theophrastus
Dioscorides
Avicenna
Albertus Magnus
St. Thomas Aquinas
India
Lippincott
Azine
Vienna
Austria
Frau Sidonie Lankh
Oklahoma Land Lottery Draws 160 Acre Claims
Oklahoma’s great land lottery in El Reno drew 13 000 160 acre claims with 1 000 awarded. Stephen A Holcomb of Pauls Valley first, James B R Woods of Weatherford the first district winner, and Mattie H Beal of Wichita the first woman winner. Thousands watched, chaos and cheers marked the event as draws continued amid disputes over illegible or repeated applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
el Reno
Stephen A. Holcomb
Pauls Valles, Jr
el Kero
James BR. Woods
Weatherford
Lawton
Aliss Hiattie EH. Beal
Wichita
Kan
Latwhen
Oklshoma
Dre
Boo Heyler
Paul's Valley
L .T
Col. Dyer
Leonard Lamb
Augusta
Minois
el Eeno
Frank Brown
Ponca City
Kansas
Calvin Churchill
Chickasha
Charles D. Williams
Norman
Ollie M. Rogers
Cornell
Edward C. Prince
Watangsa
Andrew J. Phillsower
Sheldon
John Bron
Caldwell
John Shelder
Woods
Lawton Town
Col Dyer
Mattie H. Beal
Winfeld S. Laws
Langston
Falcon Woodhouse
Eldon
Texas
Mervin Hawkins
Wayland
Tessas
William C. Laid
Wort Worth
Tex
Harry T. Foster
Harry K. Harrison
Lee A. Stubblefield
Dunbar
Richard H. Wyatt
Henrietta
Charlies
Doss
Minerva McClintock
Oklahoma City
Department of Justice
Washington
Edwin
United States Court In
Lone Wolf
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Women and Business
Point Pleasant
N. J
Caroline Murphy
Miss Murphy
Mirror
Gainsboroughs
Marie
Frakall
Santiago
Spain
United States
Young
America
Sampson
Schley
Work OF Baptists
Asia
Massachusetts
Maryland
Africa
Alabama
New Jerse
Arizona
New Hampshire
Arkansas
North Dakota
California
Colorado
Norte Carolina
Connecticut
Canada
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Florida
Dakota
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
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Virginia
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Kentucky
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Mississippi
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Hee EY
Sarah
EL ‘Reno
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Clates
Wreie
PT Martinwald
Joe Goughters
Frederickshire
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