Women Should Vote For Principles Not Men In Party Politics
A columnist argues women should support the party whose principles they share rather than vote for individual male candidates. She notes women must learn political processes, supports women as officeholders in time, and cites the National Council of Women and allied groups working for child welfare and national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Women
United States
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
League of Women Voters
Women’s Council of Defense
Women’s National War Board
Battle for Better National Health and Longer Life
A call from health advocates to unite as a statistical clearing house for mortality data. The Association of Life Insurance Presidents would collect monthly death counts and causes, then report to government and state agencies to advance national health and extend average life for the average man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
Association of Life
Association Hay
Ufe
Jim
A Few More Generations of Speed Mad Men and Half Dressed Women
A vivid social rant argues that six months ahead regions push a return to old-time religion. It condemns flapper culture cigaret smoking and immodesty while predicting moral decline from speed and cropped fashion. It praises faith and family as the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
America
Jacy
Regenerative Radio Sets and Ultra Audion Circuits
An article discusses regenerative receivers as costly yet useful for amateurs. It explains how regeneration boosts signal strength and how to convert simple vacuum tube receivers into regen sets using loose couplers, tickler coils, and ultra audion circuitry with specific wiring and tuning adaptations.
Radio Fans Blamed in Paris for Tower Broadcasts
Paris authorities blame radio fans for wire system damage at the Eiffel Tower. Reports say over 200 telephone receivers are “Tifted” daily in Paris and not returned, sparking controversy as the station opens and draws joy across the continent and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Continent
England
French Department of Communications
The Boy Jesus Growth and Temple Visit Lesson
A concise lesson outline on the boyhood of Jesus from Luke 2 40 52 detailing Jesus growth in wisdom stature and favor with God and man The text covers his stay in Jerusalem at age twelve his temple questions and teachings Marys concern and Jesus obedient development across mental physical and spiritual facets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Bethlehem
Mary
Jesus Christ
Shepherds
Jerusalem
Temple
Joseph
Metropolitan Bard and the Factory of Waste Baskets
A witty exchange features a woman with artistic ambitions calling her husband a mere waste basket maker. The rejected poet retorts that there is poetry in waste baskets, framing a playful contrast between perception and craft.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at absent show attendance
A snippet captures a conversation where one character addresses an elder and asks why he left a show early, with phrases including Hello old man and thought you were at the show tonight. The lines imply a missing context or scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aina
War spending blamed as wasted on aircraft equipment
A fragment notes that money spent for wartime aircraft gear was squandered. It mentions two men injured when a car stalled on tracks after a train collision. It also recalls changes from tearing down corners to building gasoline stations and hints at love and travel slang.
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Philip N. Moore
Council of Women
WW. C. Cox
Insurance
Torcento, Can
Paul Rader
Evangelist
James Foster
Christ’s Episcopal Church
Gary
Ind
B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
U.m
Mississippi
Douglas
W.l.douglas
W. L. Dougas
Taof
Weike
Loguglas Shoe CO
10 Street
Brockton
Mase
Lloyde
the Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Htansood-Wakceld Co
Menominee, Michigan
Cuticura
A Bayer
Bayer
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