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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
3
Local store cuts prices on a range of home textiles including Axminster and Velvet Brussels rugs in 27 by 54 inch sizes, Cast off bedding and felt mattresses, Congoleum mats 18 by 36 inches, and rag carpets at 98 cents per yard.
Mrs. C Cambrun of Kensington, London, visiting Minneapolis, says American husbands lack mothering. She contrasts English wives caring for their men with American wives who she says dress stylishly while husbands go unpolished. She urges women to polish boots and cuff dresses, calling for more guidance and independence in American marriages.
In Philadelphia at the Academy of Music Mrs. Virginia Louis Ralston, an instructor in designing modern costumes, challenged the idea of inherent American beauty, urging women to cultivate taste and color through well-made American garments to rival French styles.
The Washington Conference fosters open dialogue and reduces armaments. It shifts US stance toward international affairs, improving Anglo American and American Japanese relations and reviving the open door while planning continued talks on submarines and gas diplomacy.
By B.C. Forbes in Public Ledger, the article argues thrift builds independence and self-respect. It cites life insurance study results showing outcomes for 100 twenty five year olds at retirement, stressing diligent money use and future planning over frivolous spending.
Figures compiled by the State Workmen's Compensation Bureau analyze accidents of 192 show 108,598 dependents built on 10,197 accidents. In 1924 fatal cases the number of dependents living for support was 216k wages lost through accident surpassed 0. There were 471 accidents to minors made thirteen. There were more populations in the commune wand metal trade than any other Tit and 105 respectively. Of the 140,107 persons hurt 97,506 were married. The coal industry led in fatal accidents.
The Presbyterian Church of the United States reports a rise of over 85 000 communicants to more than 700 000, plus 1 400 000 Sunday school voices. Total contributions reach 7 000 000 with 4 000 000 spent on foreign missions and over 1 000 000 on extension.
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