Finns in Brooklyn Build Co operative Housing for Low Rent
Fin family carpenters and tradespeople form co operative societies in Brooklyn to create multi family apartment houses, a community club, a co operative restaurant, and future bakeries and dairies. They pool savings to buy land and erect buildings paying far less than market rents, with loan-based ownership and strict co op rules.
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Co-Operative Bakeries
Co-Operative
Big Success
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Brooklyn
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America
Land of Opportunity
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Frederic J. Haskin
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Flapper Give Up Seat Says Women of London
London women advocate in public transport asserting that a tired business man should offer his seat to a returning woman. The piece frames a cultural shift as Englishwomen resist husbands surrendering seats to female commuters.
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Relic Gifted to William Page From House Clerks
An ancient umbrella stand and hat tree from the capital in the forties was restored by House of Representatives clerks and presented as a wedding anniversary gift to William Tyler Page, clerk of the house. Notables like Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams used the tree, which now bears Uncle Joe Cannon’s woolly topper. Page will take the relic to Lexington Kentucky.
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William Tyler Page
Henry Clay
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John C. Calhoun
John Quincy Adams
Joe” Cannon
Page
Lexington
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