G O P Women Seek 50 50 Voice in Council
Senator Pepper backs women equality in the Republican party council. He suggests a special session of the national committee to consider parity, with 48 women and 48 men on a proposed executive body. Prominent women urge action to match Democratic representation.
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Ashington
Pepper
Rep
Jed
Mra
Medill McComme
Tlitiols
Republican Party
John T. Adams
Republican
Auc
National ‘Committee
National Committee
Democratic Party
Why Not Save the Wild Flowers Day War?
ILD Nowers report a growing campaign to protect wildflowers from casual picking by city dwellers. The piece warns that delicate blooms fade after plucking and calls for restraint, noting laws in California and Vermont and proposing May 20 as Wild Flower Day in schools nationwide to promote preservation.
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California
Vermont
Albert BE . Stillman
John Burroughs Memorial Association
Smithsonian Field Work Report for 1922 Describes Global Expeditions
The Smithsonian Institution released its annual pamphlet Explorations and Field Work of the Smithsonian Institution in 1922 detailing twenty two expeditions or co operations across the United States Canada Chile the North Pacific Australia China Jamaica the Dominican Republic the Amazon Basin Salvador Guatemala Colombia Brazil and European nations. Secretary Walcott describes Canadian Rockies geology including predevonian formations north of Bow Valley and along the Banff Windermeramotor road. Mrs Walcott records glacier recession at Itlegnewaet Glacier Glacier melt averaged 112.5 feet per year over four years. Solar observations continue at Mount Montezuma Chile with a 6 percent solar heat drop around Oct 15 271st and rapid recovery. An annospora group formed near Oct 17 expanding by Oct 21 near the sun edge before fading. North Pacific fur seal lands show recovery since pelagic sealing ban Arctic Bering Island rookeries reduced. J Watter Fewkes digs in Mean Verde National Park Colorado uncovers a Pipe Shrine and ancient skeletons pottery and stone relics.
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Mithsonian Institution
Ita
Smithsonian Institution
Iestitution
United States
Canadian Rockies
Chile
North Pacific
Australia
China
Tortugas
Jamaica
Dominican Republic
Amazon Pasin
Salvador
Guatemala
Colombia
Brazil
Aloha
Walcott
Bow Valley
Alberta
Banff-Windermera Motor Road
Glacier
B. C
Alores
Central ‘Nevadé
Mount Robson
British Columbia
Smithsonian
Mount Montezuma
Arizoag
United States Naval Observatory
Bering Island
J. Watter Fewkes
Mean Verde National Park
Colorado
Iowa State News Highlights From April And Summer Plans
April savings of fifty five banks held steady while Iowa farm labor seeks summer work near Des Moines. Reports show egg, butter and corn outputs with large county and state totals. Pocahontas hosts first county play day drawing about eight thousand. safety driving schools teach tuition paying students. Iowa’s 1922 butter production and farm incomes cited. county bankers form vigilance committee. Hard surfacing expands in twenty seven counties. Creston summer school expects record attendance. 1924 license plates bid approved. Des Moines to host large Sunday school parade. Governor Kendall’s absence limits representation at federal conference. free Lincoln bridge proposal next Congress session. Lake Manewa resort damaged by wind. Wilcox plant damages large. Wentworth cadet Charles C. Corratt earns top Iowa military academy honor for third straight year. Iowa women push cooperative marketing of tar-laid eggs. Patton leads Wright Company farm bureau. Iowa State Fair offers cash prizes for art. ticket forms vary by color. Accrued interest on bonus bonds nears $480,000. Robinson advocates producer relief. Butter fat studies show higher incomes with greater fat yields. Des Moines Fort camp to host 2000 men. agriculture associations meet on new duties under secretary of agriculture.
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Lowe Farms
Des Moines
Sywagene Sogard
Polk County Bankers’ Association
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Creston
State Executive Council
Me of the Band
Iowa States College
Ames
Ith
International Christian Endeavor
Kendall
Davia
Federal Department of Labor
Moosehart
Abraham Lincoln
Lake Manewa
Council Bluffa
Wilcox Company
Charlea,c. Corratt
Carlisle
June Claws
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
BH. A. Patton
Dows
Wright Company Farm Bureau
Iowa State Fair Management
A. R. Corey
Alect Robinson
Hampton
Robinson
Cow
Towa
Nebraska
Missouri
Fort Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Scham
{The Kitchen Cabinet Food and Recipe Ideas}
The article offers various old fashioned recipes and homemaking notes. It includes Spanish Lamb bake with potatoes and onions, Pineapple Cottage Pudding, Date Pie, Prune Cookies, oatmealed muffins, rhubarb conserves, Gem Cakes, Marshmallow Chocolate, Spaghetti Dinner Diloh, and Maryland Griddle Snakes, with instructions, ingredients, and baking steps. It reflects period kitchen guidance and practical cooking tips.
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Marahmadlow
Grassea
Maryland
Song of the Legion Auxiliary Official Anthem The Call of the Flag
The patriotic Call of the Flag becomes a key factor in the American Legion Auxiliary campaign. Adopted as official composition, the song stirs audiences since its New Orleans convention debut and is now distributed nationwide through departments and units. Composer L. D. Weatfelt, who turned over publication rights and financed initial work, died after a trip to Egypt.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Auxillary
New Orleans
Madge King Johnston
Americaniam Committee
National Organization of the Auxiliary
Johnston
L. D. Weatfelt
Mrs. Johnston
Weatfelt
Egypt
Mediterraneaun Sea
Ford Hospital opens doors to disabled Michigan veterans
Alvin Owsley, national commander of the American Legion, urged Tenry Fara leading to Ford opening Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit to all disabled Michigan veterans. Ford instructed the hospital superintendent to admit any war service proof case immediately, citing past delays in relief and a 20 acre facility formerly US General Hospital No. 86 used during and after WWI.
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Alvin Owsley
The
American Legion
Tenry Fara
Michigan
Ford
Detroit
Legion Head
Henry Ford Hospital
Ford Hospital
United States General Hospital No. 86
Polar Bears unit forms from former Russia WWI troops
Detachments of American troops who served in Russia during World War I are organizing units called the Polar Bears. The group includes prominent veterans who recall duties in the frozen north while others fought in France. Meetings report lively talks on daily life and prices, with units formed in Chicago and Detroit.
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Russia
France
Chicago
Detroit
Two More Women Join the Army in Wisconsin
The fragmentary notice from Bilwaukea Wisconsin describes women enlisting and references Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It includes testimonies about improved health, strength, and ability to work. Other text mentions individuals from Milwaukee and Buffalo.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bilwaukea
Wisconsin
Lydia B. Pinkham
Harims Warron
Milwaukee
Wis
Buffalo
Lydia EK Pinkham
Lima
Venus
Not True Little Mary O Malley Defends Tin
Little Mary OMalley and her dad figure in a playful scene as Uncle Dan visits. The uncle quips about the father being homely, while Mary defends him with spirited replies to the aunt.
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Mary O'Malley
Tin
O'Malleys
Mary
Uncla Dan
Httle
Fragmentary Phrase About Wealth and Contagion
A garbled OCR fragment discusses wealth and ease with unclear meaning. It mentions contagion or being contagious in a fragmented, non-specific way. Names, dates, or places are not present to clarify context.
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Bryon Alga
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Charles D. Hilles
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Wild Flower Preservation Society of America
Hawkeye
State
Jane Taylac
God
Garneld
Song OF Legion Auxiliary
Mra, Madge King Johnston
Lathrop
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Furniaker
Virginia
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Greenford
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