President Harding's Helena Address on Social Justice
The Helena speech argues World War outcomes showed humanity’s vast production capacity and the need to mobilize all resources including women and capital. It praises women’s industrial roles, advocates universal service, and warns that motherhood and schooling must adapt as women balance home duties with public and professional labor.
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Public Schools and Home Training for Children
The President emphasizes improving conditions for needy children through strong public schools and active home training led by mothers. He warns against abandoning public education for exclusive methods, stresses religious grounding at home, and calls for cooperation among teachers, families, and authorities to nurture healthy minds and bodies amid economic and social changes.
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