Battle of sexes after the war predicts global shifts
London professor Marshall Phillips and Dr. Simon Patton of the University of Pennsylvania foresee a postwar shift where women enter trades once held by men. They cite Germany as leading this change with government support and union structure, while England resists and fears shifts in family life and home work, arguing broader employment will boost national efficiency.
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Marshall Phillips
London
Simon Patton
University of Pennsylvania
Germany
England
Avorkers
Oonr Industrial Workers
Leverily
Orchldren
Patton
Giato
Tip
Malthus
Che Avard
Doctor Patton
Sinskell
New Fashion Notes From Paquin Sets Spring Trends
Ball shaped steel buttons lead the season, trimming suits and feather coats on satin chiffon or silk gowns. Ribbons and lacing appear in fur piping, lace veils with hex mesh and vine patterns, and bold colorways. Milky hats, Milan straw toques,金 and bronze chiffons pair with leather frocks and radiant accessories for spring attire.
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Paquin
Caroline Reboux
Milan
Silk as a fashion favorite shapes next season wardrobes
The article notes silk fabrics will dominate dresses and suits next season with diverse weaves. It highlights taffetas and plains, stripes for skirts and trims, ribbed weaves, twills with satin faces, and brocades. Patterns include floral, striped, and bold prints across various silk varieties.
Married 69 Years Couple Remains Active in Community
Masoud Mas and Dae Spunglery Spangler of Mitetin marked 69 years married and honored as the oldest couple in Limenster county. Spangler, in her ninetieth year, serves as vice president of Witt National Bank of Mariotta and is the borough’s charter member survivor. Mas Sprunglis avoids whiskey and tobacco and remains active in church and outdoor life.
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Masoud Mas
Mitetin
Limenster
Ana
MitHetowa Pass
Mass
Spangler
Moeuaods
The Pilot Snake Climber Hunter Among Birds
From Our Dumb Animals a note on the pilot snake a non venomous climber that raids nests in trees. It grows four to six feet hunts birds eggs insects and even young squirrels and is often mistaken for the black snake.
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Nernest
Oldest Gettysburg Woman Mary Menchey Turns 99
Gettysburg’s Mary Menchey celebrated her ninety ninth birthday as the town’s oldest citizen. Friends planned multiple entertainments and hope she reaches a full century while enjoying good health.
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Mary Menchey
Gettysburg
Grandmother Menchy
How They Do It It Is Said
A Tid Bits quip discusses women’s hands growing larger due to activities like motor driving golf and tennis. The exchange ends with a witty retort about keeping a small hand if desired, reflecting playful social commentary.
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Simeon Patton
Amin
Talelig Wurde
Wen
Phat
SILK
JE. Gruber
Hershey
Derry
Church, PA
John B. Curry
Divestarea Station
Curry
David Gordon
Hershey, PA
Drayage and Trans
Walter T. Bradley
S. E. Corner
Ninth and Thompson Streets
Philadelphia
Hoffer
Engle
Hummelstown
George P. Hoffer
Palmyra
Landis
EB. B. Cassady
Swatara
Swatara, Pa
M.hoffer
C. S. Maylfair
PENNA
H.m.hartz
Insurance and Real Estate
W. Main St
Palmyra, PA
Letz
New Holland
Scientific
John Deere
Syracuse
Knoll
White Lily
Dellinger
Hershey Store, Co
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