Farmerettes urged as ideal wife and home manager
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean notes a prominent view from a domestic science head that American wives should be trained in household economy to boost efficiency and reduce debt. It argues agitating back to the soil and owning a home with a small arable plot will rise living standards and meet growing demand for skilled farmerettes while challenging bachelor career plans.
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Emerson
Department of Domestic Science
t @ifMcult
Devils Lake
Inter-Ocean
The Farmerette as a Respectable Farm Path for Women
A North Dakota trend shows many women registering as farmerettes in land deals, with over half of registrants being female. The piece argues farming offers practical, independent work for women, combining crops with poultry and other pursuits, and notes sanitation, home improvements, ventilation, and health benefits as farming modernizes.
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North Dakota
Fort Berthold
Willam Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Dne
Parmera
Nature
Private gasoline powered electric plant for isolated homes
A compact one kilowatt gasoline engine connected to an electric generator provides constant electricity for lighting, cooking, and small machinery. Small, quiet, and unattended, it powers fifty lamps and runs summer homes, farms, hotels, and small factories at low fuel cost.
Fraternities Lead Fight Against White Plague Sanatoria Plan
Four major fraternities two international labor unions and a large U S insurance company have established sanatoria to treat tuberculosis as part of a national effort. The plan aims to improve member health and reduce TB spread.
Fraternal orders push sanatoria for tuberculosis
Tuberculosis care expands through fraternal orders and unions. Orders like the Woodmen of America and Knights of Columbus plan or establish sanatoria in Colorado Springs Liberty N and Rainbow Lake U S with others considering similar builds. Insurance groups promote prevention and a few large orders sponsor educational campaigns against TB.
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SaneeTeee
Rural League
Samatorieni
Hospital Foxes
Black Meuptsio
Emm Woodmen of America
Oma
Colorado Springs
Workmen's
Circle
Liberty
Amd
Independent
Order of Foresters Ikave
Rainbow Lake
U. S
Wit Noon
Gam
Benevolent and Prospective
Order of Elks
the Foresters of America
Knights of Coi- Fellows
Ladies of the Maccabees of
International Photo Engravers Union
Equitable Life Assurance Society
National Association
Opposing Suffrage and Brewing Interests Clash at Convention
At a confederated societies convention a resolution denounced encroachments on personal liberty and opposed woman suffrage. The brewing interests would face new dangers if women gained the vote. The tract urged Taft to support constitutional recall and argued for states rights under the 10th Amendment, criticizing federal overreach on Arizona and New Mexico admission.
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Taft
United States
United State
Arizona
New Mexico
Advertising It Tks William C Freeman To Binghamton Merchants
William C Freeman spoke to about 176 representatives of Binghamton merchants on advertising religion. Mayor John J Irving presided. Freeman of New York Evening Mail and F Irving Fletcher of Saks & Co addressed the gathering about truthful advertising. Freeman urged adherence to honest ad practice.
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William C. Freeman
Binghamton
Hamton
John J. Irving
Willam C. Freeman
New York Evening Mail
F. Irving Fletcher
Saks & Co
New York
Freeman
Lessons From a Conscience Seared by Fraud
A speaker recalls facing deceptive advertising and recognizing that true value lies in integrity. He reflects on youth, family guidance, and the public’s growing demand for honesty, noting readers prefer trustworthy men over fakers and pretenders who profit from deception.
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Rght
Faithful advertiser with steady cadence proves resilient
A terse proverb on advertising persistence notes that the believer who keeps faith, acts intelligently, and advertises regularly will overcome setbacks and ultimately succeed.
Benefit Without End Advertisements linger in old papers
A discussion notes that ads can keep selling long after their publication. Examples include a Dalton Georgia paper receiving a reply a year later, and an eastern hardware firm getting a ten year old order. A farmer found an ad under carpet and wrote for the product, proving ads endure while a copy exists.
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Dalton
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Haig
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Canada
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Minnesota Farmere
Maine
Friends of Good Order
Minot
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