Women Vied for New Cabinet Post Per Harding Speech
Republican women push for a woman to head a proposed social welfare department citing Warren G Harding's October Marion speech on public welfare. The Republican Women’s Division lists candidates including Jeanette Rankin Medill McCormick Lifflan Wad Jane Addams and Julia Lathrop.
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Warren G. Harding
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Department of Publice Welfare
Try
Éolmet
Republican National Committee
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Republican National Lixecutiive Committee
Mise Lifflan Wad
Henry Settlement
Jane Addams
University Settlement
Chicago
Julia Lath
Paris Fashion Notes: Plain Jackets and Large Checks
From Paris comes word that extremely large checks paired with plain jackets will be worn for a thin fall look. The style hints point to bold patterns balancing simple outerwear as designers push graphic fabrics this season.
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Paris
Opal May Brown the 14 Pound Baby of Oil City
In Oil City Nova City boasts the largest babies. Opal May Brown arrived October 23 weighing 14 pounds. Her mother Mrs. R A Brown and Dr J B Hadley celebrate as Opal May joins six siblings, with a 14 pound boy sibling noted earlier. The Brown family notes all children weighed heavy at birth. Dr Hadley, sponsor at many births, explains boys weigh more on average.
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Oil City
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Mies
Opal May Brown
R. A. Brown
Pierce Au Y.mue
Opal May
Brown
Opal
Hadley
Aix
Dr. Hadley
Mrs. Brown
Maxine
Old City
Thompson
John Thompson
Anita Loos on $100,000 a Year and Women in Films
Anita Loos, earning about $100,000 annually as a scenario writer, explains that women excel in emotional subjects and that pay in the moving picture world favors those who know when to stop. She notes entry is hard but rewarding, outlines careers for women in interior decor and social work, and shares reflections on leaving town when creativity wanes.
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Anita Loos
America
D. W. Griffith
Sely
Cora Moore’s Fashion Suggestions for Fall and Winter Styles
Fashion authority Cora Moore outlines winter trends featuring tailored suits adaptable to all seasons, heavy chiffoncloth blouses in bold yet refined colors, and tricotine garments with velvet or satin trims. She highlights oriental inspired dresses, beaded belts, and embroidered accents, with specific notes on color schemes, fabrics, and sleeve shaping.
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