Woman Asai ist Woman: Battle Over Equal Rights
A debate over a proposed equal rights amendment to the U S Constitution pits the National Woman's Party led by Miss Alice Paul against the National League of Women Voters and allied groups. The piece explains the two camps' goals, the sweeping changes a federal amendment would bring, and the state by state fight over existing welfare laws for women.
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Rwneeny Sigercenre
Congress
Ueyusty
White House
National Woman's Party
C. H. P. Bellardt
Policc
Alice Paul
Omen
United States
Civil Service
San Francisco
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida
Michigan
Wisconsin
Womin
Vermain
National League of Women Voters
Walsh
Edward P. Costigan
Chicago
National Consumers’ League
Pelly Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Minturn
District of Columbia
United Stites
Erratic Living Ideals Cited By Harvard Instructors
Fragmentary report recounts critics of strict schedules and discipline citing Harvard instructor Sirvent praising flexible habits. Text notes drinking English beverages and casual meals, with neighbors and delivery men mentioned amid disjointed dialogue about daily routines and restraint.
Jones Resigns From Chapel Choir Amid War News
The article notes Jones resigning from the chapel choir with a paternal tone from the dean. It also reports on World War I casualty status, stating about 1,700 nobles of the American Expeditionary Forces were unaccounted for but later presumed accounted for. War Department letters indicate 25,005 cases of missing in action were cleared, with many later found alive or accounted for.
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Scott
Jones
Quartermaster Corps
C. Marrs
War Department
Uiner
Anwrtean
Ohio News in Brief: Prohibition, Fires, Murders Across State
Ohio reports a vast array of incidents including mayoral changes in Cincinnati and Springfield, bank mergers at Alliance, and enforcement actions under prohibition. Notable events include a child’s death from blood poisoning in Zanesville, a fatal shooting in Cincinnati, a mortgage of property losses in Columbus, and a warehouse fire injuring four firemen. A wave of crime and public safety actions spans Cleveland, Toledo, and Lima, with multiple arrests, investigations, and judiciary decisions.
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J. E. Furry
Springfield
New Ity Commission
Oscar J. Roust
Lima
Middletown
Frank Hornbeck
Hugh Nichols
Fred Berhoe
Portsmouth
Curtis M. Witherow
Stephen Muba
Cleveland
Company C
National Guard Unit
London
E. 5
Gordin
Monroe Vaughan
Washington D. C
Jessie Brown Pounds
Hiram College
Charles Andrews
T. E. Andrews
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Ohio
Harry Mickler
Kaufman Department
First National Bank of Fostoria
Toledo
W. J. Whitta
Cashler Mergenthaler
Department of Public
Coen
Jackson
Common Pleas
Walther
Galion
Russell Burt
John Riser
Frank Rinehart
William Worden
Allen Douglass
Davis
MacAyen
Boys
Lancaster
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Leopold C. Burckhardt
Cincinnati
Parker
Joseph Rollman
Milton Stern
Akron
Canton
Wimsted
Bedford
TiHin
Viola Pindie
Fimner
Hottenstein
Harry B. Ward
Beach City
Stark County
Ward
Erie Proving Grounds
Tolédo
Erte County
E. M.paughem
Bellevue
Baughem
Springfield Township
Williams County
Ohio and City News Roundup Across State
A jumble of incidents from Ohio towns reports deaths, appointments, floods, and legal actions. Notables include Frank A. Derthies dies at Mantua. Uhrichsville adopts city form with new chief. water main flood hits Cleveland. Napoleon buildings burn. H O S Alticks dies by suicide. Evelyn Proctor confesses to newborn tragedy. building permits rise in Cincinnati. coal talks in Eastern Ohio. various court actions and arrests cross Columbus Canton and Lima.
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Cleveland
Findlay
Studwaaker
Walt Bubb
Frank A. Derthies
Mader
Ohio Grange
Mantua
Harry Rank
Patroiman
Uhricheville
Albert 5. Mahone
Eat
Bellaire
Joseph Fackenthal
Ohio
Central Metal Products Company
Canton
Donald D. Hoyt
Evelyn Proctor
Warren
Cincinnati
Eastern
Pittsburgh
John J. Troutman
Hardman Walke
Costa
W. S. Harlan
Hamilton
Eileen Voliman
Rasvenna
Howard Savers
Akron
Price
London
Columbus
Metropolitan Theater
Stacy & Braun
Toledo
A. Nash Company
Wholesale Tailors of
Arthur Nash
Sandusky
World League Against Alcoholism
Ernest H. Cherrington
Westerville
Springfield
Frank W. Smith
George W. Neeley
Marion
Ku Klux Klan
Lima
Ohio Steel
Harold Nierergarten
Wapakoneta
Joseph Scott Kershaw
Edward T. Dixon
Common Pleas Court
Clitford Cattell
Partsmouth
Ralph M. Fox
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Julian Price Love
Lawn
Theological Seminary
Percy Tetlow
W. J. Botbesheimaer
Industries Department
Tanive touted as miracle medicine for delicate children
An advertisement touts Tanive as a proven remedy for frail children, citing three cases from Providence Scranton and Philadelphia where children gained weight and improved health. Parents praise Tanive claiming restored appetite energy and robust health, with claims of no harmful ingredients and vegetative composition.
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Blanche Biair
Providence
J Lina McCabe
Scranton
Richard Leary, Jr
Philadelphta
A. M. Mair
Wool Street
I. 1
Taniae
Catherine McCabe
Dickens Ave
Anid
Little
Regina
Tanlac
Richard Leary
Palethorpe St
Philadelphia
Pantie
Gus
Cures Colds and a House of Comedy in a Dicey Tale
A fractured page mixes jokes about cures for colds and a theater anecdote. Cecil B De Mille quips that films eclipse old theaters as he recalls a desper ate ticket seller offering to attend a show for fifty cents. The gag highlights financial hardship and show business at Pacific coast venues.
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Cecil de Mille
Coronado Beach
M. de Mille
Atlantic City
Love’s Tragic Path Exchange Fragment
A sixteen year old recalls a painful romance with a slightly older youth. Hurt by the breakup, she received a birthday onion gift with a card saying Now cry, triggering tears over a broken heart and a melancholic memory of their relationship.
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Tran
Denarius and the Penny in the New Testament Vignette
The penny term in the English New Testament traces to the denarius, the principal Roman silver coin. In Matthew 20 2 laborers are paid a denarius a day, implying it was the standard daily wage in the era of Jesus and the Apostles.
German Dyes Flood Japan
Japanese manufacturers struggle to compete as German dyes and chemicals flood the Japanese market in substantial quantities, reshaping trade dynamics and raising industry tensions.
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Japan
Salt Uses For Health And Rejuvenation In Everyday Life
Salt is praised for enhancing flavor and nourishment while preserving food. It is described as medicinally invaluable with doctors finding new uses daily. The text recommends salt water gargles for throat health and foot soaks for rejuvenation, claiming universal daily benefits.
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Frank @. Walsh
Industrial Relations Commission
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