Dorothy Dix on War Work and the Home Front
The column argues women laborers gain wages and new skills during war, but warns motherhood remains essential. It asserts mothers must be chef, doctor, judge, and caregiver, questioning who will sustain home life if women abandon kitchens and nurseries. It condemns divorce risks and the loss of domestic arts.
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AES Personnel Given Transfers
F O Davis announces county personnel changes in the Alabama Extension Service. J O Danley moves from Jackson to Baldwin County. WL Martin shifts from Colbert to Jackson. Sara Frances Smith resigns as home demonstration agent in Coosa, succeeded by Floria Copeland, formerly Houston County assistant. ID M Nordan reports for military duty.
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