The Woman's Day and the New Women's Economy
A survey led by Agnes L. Peterson shows women now must contribute to family finances due to rising living costs. Among 60,000 workers, over half turn earnings to families. many working mothers rely on husbands’ wages. Unmarried women also bear caregiving duties, with one in five supporting a family without male help. A second piece advocates a written note habit over phone calls to avoid misunderstandings, citing a businesswoman who credits notes with efficiency and success.
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Agnes L. Peterson
Women's Bureau
Washington
Judith Knight Hurries Home After Truant Moment
Judith Knight flees a street encounter with Andy Craig and hurriedly returns home to face Arthur Knight. She reviews her rash appearance in a short skirt and thick jersey while carrying skates, feeling the sting of being late and confronted by her husband's employee.
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Andrew Craig
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Craig
Andy
Ross
Andy Craig
Hunter Brothers
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Radio Programs Based On Popular Appeal Is Charge
Hope Thompson, Chicago attorney, told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that broadcasting has been prostituted by the radio commission and that 600 stations rely on popularity for value. He cited WCFL Chicago, run by the AFL, as an example of a cleared channel forced to cease at sunset Pacific time, while daylight hours see limited educational content and nightly popular programming.
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Washington
Radio Commission
Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee
Hope Thonpson
Chicago
Thompson
WCFL
American Federation of Labor
Cardui Proved Helpful to a Greenville Woman
Mrs Clyde Vaughn of 10 Shippy Street Greenville describes a three year illness that left her weak and nervous and says starting Cardui improved her strength and weight. She notes others benefited too and the remedy is made of only vegetable ingredients.
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Greenville
S. C
Cardui
Clyde Vaughn
Shippy Street
Cardus
Corrections to Historical Bible Names And Map Labels
The note lists five corrections: Leviticus third and Numbers fourth in the first OT list, Ruth replacing Luke in the list, Syria joining Palestine on the north instead of Turkey on the map, Joshua not Jonah causing the sun and moon to stand still, and the scrambled word ANNI VERSARY resolved as anniversary.
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Luke
Syria
Turkey
Palestine
Joshua
Jonah
Reward For Slayer Of Two Pet Rabbits
Mrs. Conrad B. Lasher of Greensboro offers a cash reward for the arrest of the person or persons who cruelly killed her two pet rabbits kept in a rear cage. Both rabbits died when she found them, one decapitated and the other with a gash, a missing leg.
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Greensboro
N. C
Conrad B. Lasher
Lasher
Ruins Cover Huge Space in New Mexico State
Ruins of a prehistoric apartment house in New Mexico cover a larger ground area than the capitol at Washington, making it one of the most extensive ancient structures found in the region.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Capitol
Washington
Sidewalks In Color Brighten New Orleans Streets
Pink and green sidewalks bring cheer to pedestrians in New Orleans. The blushing hues frame daily routes as residents highlight vibrant streets. Clean cold water is noted as first aid for egg stains on the colorful concrete.
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New Orleans
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