Census reveals astonishing fact about women workers
The item cites the 1920 Census of Manufactures reporting 8,640,511 women and girls employed in all trades in the United States. It mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health aid for working women and includes testimonial-style notes from Mrs. W. M. Bailey of Atlanta and Mrs. Anna Coun of Parkville, Missouri, praising improved health and ability to work.
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W.M. Bailey
Atlanta
Lydia E. Pinkhams
United States
Napoleon
Lydia
Pinkham
W. M. Barter
Georgia
Missouri
Parkville
Lydia D
Piniham
Anna Coun
We Are Moving Ahead What Party-Things
This fragment suggests a court scene with a doctor present once and a Second Party trial. Eight women jury members and a defendant named Tina are involved in a case about stealing another woman's coat. The passage notes concern over potential execution of the client.
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Old Johnson
Elient
Wallassay
Cheshire
England
China
Trenton State Gazette
Velvet and Fur Dominate Velvet Fashion This Season
A fashion feature details velvet ruling the scene with rich fur trimmed coats and velvet gowns. It highlights updated silhouettes, large collars, deep fur cuffs, varied velvet colors from rose to eggplant, and extensive fur embellishments across cloth coats and evening wraps.
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Fizhion
Telegraphs Adopt Teletype In France Changeover
The Morse code is abandoned as too slow for telegrams. France and the government controlled system will switch to teletype technology, akin to a ticker, to speed message delivery.
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France
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