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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1917

Page

5

Inauguration Scenes Through Washington's Public Pages

Historic image narrative traces the 1905 Roosevelt oath and Wilson’s 1913 ceremony, detailing seating, procession routes, and notable participants. It covers precedents from Washington to Taft, weather impacts, and the ceremonial staging on Capitol Hill and Pennsylvania Avenue.

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How Women Judge in Yonkers Says Mrs Flatbush

In Yonkers a debate quotes Mrs Flatbush and Mrs Bensonhurst on how women judge others by clothes. Mrs Flatbush asks if judging by attire is fair while Mrs Bensonhurst mocks those who gossip about neighbors laundry in their backyards.

Plain Spoken. A plain spoken man you say

A Birmingham Age-Herald line notes a bold remark on gender norms about parenting and local opinions. The quote highlights a man’s blunt view that no woman in town would seek his view of her baby. The piece reflects social attitudes in the period.

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