Occupational hazards of women in industry in war time
The article reviews how women's employment in industry during World War I increases exposure to health risks. It notes higher accident rates, fatigue, and sickness among women, with pregnancy and posture-related dangers. It also warns that toxic dusts and heavy lifting affect women more, and that many women show higher rates of illnesses linked to workplace conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Sweden
Belgium
United States
James on the Tongue and Living Peaceably
Weekly Sunday School lesson draws from James brother of Jesus to warn about the dangers of careless speech. It contrasts blessing and cursing from the same mouth with the need for wisdom from above. Peace comes from mercy, humility, and a prepared, peaceful disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Local Social Roundup: Visits Across Towns and States
Blevins Mrs. D. M. Sassaman of Atlas spent last week visiting daughter Mrs. Young Nesbit and Mr. Nesbit. Several couples and families, including the Bonds and Smiths, visited relatives in Hope, Prescott, Arlington, Fres Prescott, and Shreveport. Trips included University stops and a ten day Tucson drive. Watt Bonds visited Henderson State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Sassaman
Atlas
Gtriahora
Blevins
Young Nesbit
Nesbit
Ben Irvin
Hope
Charlie Thomas
Prescott
J. M. Thomas
Aubrey Bonds
Edgar Bonds
Hilly Nolen
Frank Honea
Charline Stewart
Esther ‘Stephens
Johnnie Wade
Walton Bonds
Mont Montgomery
Harry
Arlington
Texas
Thea Bonds
T. J. Stewart
Dwight Stewart
Frescott
William Tenny
Billy
James
E. M., Bonds
Tucson
Arizona
Roy W. Bonds
Watt Bonds
Henderson State College
Elin’s Mystery Deepens In Mrs Elliot’s Flat
Cilly scales to Mrs Elliot’s apartment on a rain swept night to search for clues about Amy Kerr’s murder. She finds an empty wardrobe and a hidden man’s coat suggesting a male resident. a dark threat closes in as a strong hand grips her throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilly
Mrs Elliot
Mrs. Me
Mrs. Wheeler
Amy Kerr
Amy
Sergeant Dolan
Arkadelphia Socials Note Charline Stewart Moves
In Arkadelphia Charline Stewart left Tuesday for Little Rock to enter school there Miss Louise Cummings spent Wednesday night with Miss Virginia Honea Miss Annie Pearl Wardlaw was the guest of Miss Frances Ward Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Floyd Brooks were business visitors in Hope Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Charline Stewart
Little Rock
Louise Cummings
Virginia Honea
Annie Pearl Wardlaw
Frances Ward
Floyd Brooks
Hope
County Agent Reports Encephalomyelitis In Northwest Arkansas
Dr. C D Stubbs state veterinarian says serum is scarce for treatment of sleeping sickness in horses and mules but vaccine exists for prevention. He estimates at least 150 animals across thirteen northwestern counties are affected with a high death rate, while some may recover fully or with lasting impairment depending on severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Stubbs
Stubbs
Arkansas
State Highway Department
Benton
Yell
Carroll
Boone
Newton
Pope
Johnson
Franklin
Crawford
Sebastian
Scott
Logan
Safety on the Road and Disease Notes Dominant in Page
The article discusses safe driving speeds with recommended limits and enforcement, including penalties for intoxicated driving and reckless driving. It cites state authority to post speed limits, plus a revived focus on slower speeds in hazardous zones. It also covers a disease affecting animals, its strains, diagnosis, and coordination between state and federal veterinarians across multiple Arkansas counties.
Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston review
Bruce Catton's A Book a Day notes Hurston's novel follows Janie Crawford from her marriages to Killicks and Starks to Tea Cake. Eatonville's mayor, power, cruelty, and love shape her quest for happiness. A vivid portrait of black life in Florida and a controversial, enduring classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott
Zora Neale Hurston
Willy
Miss Hurston
Junie
Logan Killicks
Joe Starks
Joe
Chance
Eatonville
Janie
Fragmented Snippet on Rock and Oil Etymology
A damaged OCR passage discusses rock and oil terminology, noting Latin roots and substitutions. The fragment references petroleum and a Latin term for rock, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or sources to anchor a full summary.
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Brads
Star Publish Co
Sildent Rand Publisher
Palmer
Alex
BL Washburn
Editm
Associated Press
NEA
Hempstead
Nevada
Boward
Miller
LaFayette
le el A Age l-Chaiegta
Star
TM Meg. UV
Pat. Oferree
Mtormis Fishbeln
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygela
the Health Magazine
Alards Fish‘hein
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Advance
Cobb
Lavnory
Nelson Huckins
Amy Hui Roonmate
Sonederer
Eed
Amy Korn
Venterdn
Enae Naliat
Cenimblen
Pertye
Elin
Elly
Clifford L. Smith
Nelson Mackins
Foster & Borden
W. Division St
Jett Williams & Co
O. K
Elmid Ae Bhopl
Morgan Hoe
Africa
Okagi
Huston
Americas
Bruce Catton
Liniment
E.C. Brown & CO. Cotton Merchants
Walnut Street
Hope, Arka
Mey
City Bakery
BUICK
General Motors
Hempstead Motor Co
East Third Stree IP
Max Cox
Hope, Arkansas
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