Mrs Havelock Ellis Warns War Not the End for Marriage
Mrs Havelock Ellis, wife of the noted psychologist, touring America, argues that war should not determine gender relations. She advocates economic independence and warns that marriage should not be controlled by law or compulsion, urging reforms in the revelations of husband and wife.
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Villa Dictatorship Ambition and The Mexico Crisis
The article analyzes Pancho Villa’s bid for executive power in Mexico, detailing his凍 reliance on allied officials, the marginalization of rivals, and his plan to govern through merged political departments. It notes Diaz and Madero’s departure themes, Villa’s consolidation of power, and questions whether Francisco Villa can be the undisputed ruler amid unrest and external pressure.
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Birmingham Banks Back Diversification Campaign Help
The Traders National Bank of Birmingham supports the early diversification drive for local boys and girls with a 500 dollar fund. Banks across the state are urged to assist, financing training farms and poultry ventures as rains affect crops.
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Alabama and Arkansas drive to fund women in farming
A garbled early 20th century appeal urges men and women to visit stores in Alabama and Arkansas for tonics and loans to start poultry and chicken-raising ventures. It mentions a Birmingham Chamber of Commerce committee and bank loans backed by promissory notes, targeting industrialized farming and women’s labor across states.
Movement to loan money for poultry and pies in Alabama
A movement started at Fort Smith Arkansas by TY C Holden of the International Harvester Company spread to Fort Smith businessmen and then across Alabama. It is hoped the scheme will reach all parts of the state and that boys and girls who wish to raise chickens and pies will be loaned money.
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Real estate openings offer farms and homes for sale
Listings describe 100 acre farms two miles west of Erdita and 74 cultivated acres near Po o with tenant houses and barns, prices around 2900. Other farms range from 900 to 1900, with improvements, water, and fenced land. Also advertised are rental homes, a two door Ford car, and terms including balance on credit with low interest.
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