Women campaign for cheaper living in Europe trip
Lilian W. Johnson of Memphis and Irnestine Nio of Chattanooga lead a U S study group to compare rural credit and living costs in Europe. They report tenants paid less for rent and meals abroad, while Professor Lubin and Senator Fletcher push an international commission to adapt U S rural credit to European conditions. The project sails for Naples April 26 with aims to inform U S policy.
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Lilian W. Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Misa Irnestine Non
Chattanooga
Miss Jolson
Cornell
University of Michigan
Miss Non
Women's College
Baltimore
David Lulin
United States
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Europe
Lubin
Nashville
Fletcher Jof Morita
Congress
Naples
Helpful Suggestions For Bright Business Brains
A collection of maxims on business discipline and personal growth. It emphasizes earning, advertising, and investing effort to maximize output. Rests on ideas about hobby balance, learning from mistakes, and sharing advice strategically.
Unnatural Mothership and Instinct in Child Rearing
An essay argues that natural maternal love does not guarantee wise keeping of children and that society overestimates instinctive care. It warns against judging mothers by constant activity alone and calls for scrutiny of outcomes over appearances.
Need of Winter Sports and Public Health
A historical note argues public playgrounds lack winter provisions. Lesliea urges more winter sports to counter indoor life. Outdoor activity in cold weather is seen as vital for public health, countering relaxation during winter and promoting vigorous exercise as a health measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Leslie'a
Usder
Farm Advice and Suggestion for Profitable Crop Choices
A long disjointed article discusses farm experimentation and the value of choosing profitable crops. It highlights a southern Kansas farmer that tested new field corn, selecting well germinating seed, careful harvest timing, and market readiness. His success built reputation and demonstrated how focused crop choices can yield quick returns and long term value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ggrleniinre
Kansans
Wisitet Agri Rantee
Start Cabbage Early Profit Notes From Growers
Early cabbage growers must start early to capture sufficient profits as prices for the crop fluctuate rapidly. The north region favoring first sowings, with attention to low temperatures to avoid stunted growth. National stockmen and farmers weigh timing for best returns on their crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Sieht
Wil
Rowel
Minty
Miniak Uta
North
Mike
MoKeaney
Door Restraint Method Analyzed For Balcony Keeps
The article discusses methods to keep doors in place by adding weight around the threshold. It mentions Mila as a factor preventing doors from swinging outward and slamming into a bull tug. The text references Whit and Ginek as entities involved in door damage. Town JToiestond is noted as the locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doora
Mila
Whit
Covenant Promise After Deluge In Noahs Time
The text discusses Gods renewed covenant after the flood, urging obedience and noting that divine mercy remains despite human sin. It highlights the rainbow as a sign of the everlasting covenant, promising no global flood again and linking mercy with duty. The promises endure across generations and hinge on God being faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Ida Hin
Gail
Min
Earth
Heaven
Green Feed for the Bid Dies
Fragmented text shows garbled, partial names and phrases. The readable portion mentions Green Feed for the bid dying, with scattered references to people like Daryl and unclear events. The passage lacks coherent context or a clear outcome to summarize into a complete news item.
Teeth for the Hons Feast A Curious Old Line
A garbled historical note describes teeth and dinners amid odd phrases. Mentions supply of items, a ship or place named Piree, four ibys, and Vink, with a call to travel or make use of a system before events at a specific hour. Oyster shell furnishings appear as a detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort den Aliel
Fragmented Dietary Notice in Odd OCR Fragments
OCR text provides unclear phrases about food and fertilizers with many typos. Readable items mention renal fertilizer references and a stray line about an idle beta of the crop, but no coherent event or identifiable entities emerge.
The Bride's Dowry Mystery in Sweden Tale
A fragmented tale follows a northern Sweden clan where a young woman struggles for a dowry amid family conflict. John opposes, forcing a dramatic choice as lovers plan a hidden wedding and a forested garden rite with a bell and a vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Girby
Hardner
John
Gary Peterson
Taney
Lucy
Lacy
Orlie
Phar Lever
Taeobyon
Hinds
Dacohson
Pernikt
Wyatt
Wiley Fiy
Tony
Nyalin
John Lin Sale
Mary
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Irvey of
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Treaty OF Ghent
Ghent
District of Columbia
Union
Great Britain
Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamship Company of
Japan
Barnard
Kate Barnard
Oklahoma
Eincoln
Haster
Panama
Panama Canal
Gatun Rocks
Niagara Ingras
Yeneela
Tor
Department of Commerce
Annakbig
Miss Jolla Lithrop
Ehiluvey
Flynn
Wilian J. Prynn
Wilkle
New York
United States Secret Service
Secon
New York City
T Hat
Black Hand
Federal ‘Service
Chicago
Mary M. Bartelme
Cook County
Chicaga
Bartelme
Miss Bartelne
National Education Association
Thomas W. Bicknell, LL. D
Rhode Island
Angeles Natal Forest
California
Charlton
San Gabriel Canyon
Vericuluural Department
Glendora
Nui
Sierra Madre Nourialns
Angeles Forest
Photon
American Press
Agacotation
Gatun Locks
Vessela
William J. Flynn
Hama
Jean
Berean
Berkshire Boar
Your
Tires
Clint
Daryl
Balinieta
Pend Gaihy
Orme
Milan
Tatiiestlon
Gheing
Abigail Treat
Fedor
Collin
Havery
Geeitee
Oliver Cy
Laney
Possie
Teller
Cheeharen
Athens
Ghia
Chewie
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