Women in Work and the Home Shape a Complex Economy
A 1920s analysis notes a cross section of American women moving from home life to work. It cites a population of 115,708,777 with women making up a significant share of gainful employment though many work without pay at home. The piece foresees salaries for housewives and laws sharing earnings, then argues economic systems require viewing people in large groups rather than individuals, describing a future with specialized labor, transportation, public service, and urban growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iren
Ure Polit
Anas
Ute Kutest
United States
Anerica
Golfo School
Idling
la Crosse
Henge
Wells confronts Swenson over Russia stance in Madison
Mr Wells questioned Swenson in Madison about his views on the Levine regime in Russia. He alleges diplomatic pressure and propaganda aims while Hoover reports reveal lenine terms sought for ending Bolshevik rule and noninterference in other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wells
Swenson
H. M. Wells
Madison
Wells
Levine
Russia
Herbert C. Toover
Hoover
Swen- Son
Lenine
Moover
Germany
Huuver
Multitude of Voices Reflect Postwar World View
A collage of remarks spans anti Lenin rhetoric, refugee aid, and US relief efforts in Austria. References to Wells, Regina Groves, Madison labor, Tom Watson, and remarks about Ireland appear alongside social jokes about marriage laws and public crime. The piece mixes political commentary with editorial witticisms and cultural observations from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan
Savcor
Austria
Russia
Aussria
America
Swersas
Madison Labor
Wells
Regina Groves
Insurance tax shift to state treasury for city fire funds
Insurance agents are informed that after January 1 the two percent levy on direct fire insurance will no longer be paid to cities. The tax will go to the state treasurer and then be remitted to cities. Also reported: Hour prices rise to 5.50 and 5.00 for straight and talent. Milwaukee station to be replaced next spring. Charles William Rawlinson receives state appointment. Isth death of Dr. Wale. Dr. A Gatterdnam buys property on State Street. Mississippi ice from Cairo to St Paul noted for first time since 1898. Dr. C. Funteen leaves for Dubuque Times. Candy stick exhibition at Gates shop. New theatre billboard near Hurley House. Local leaders to inspect street railways in Milwaukee, Chicago, and Dubuque. La Crosse leans toward electric cars policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agens
Milwaukee
Joseph Z. Ludiger
Milwaukee Road
Charles WM. Rawlinson
Madison
Wale
Dr. C. Funteen
Republican and Leader
Dubuque
Wheatre Board
North la Crosse
I. BE. Edwards
W. W. Cargill
F. A. Copeland
John Gundleth
la Crosse
Chicago
Dubuane Lo
Copeland
Memory of an aged pilot in Plymouth history
The fragment recalls an old Plymouth figure linked to Pilgrim days, likely a veteran pilot who sailed near Plymouth, with references to digs into local lore. It hints at local pride, streets and old events, pondering fame and the weathered voices of the town.
Acrobatic skating cues amid scattered garbled text
A fragmented OCR passage describes ankle bends, shoulder alignment, and weight transfer for figure skating strokes. It mentions stance, knee protection, and body rotation while urging graceful movement across the rink, with references to figures and upcoming articles by Mr. Start.
Puzzled Message From a Fragmented Page
A garbled OCR style puzzle fragment mentions Rostain a Sind ef pirat and two word clues. It hints at remaining items, a whew velien message, paths, and directions with obscured letters and stray caps. The text also references HG lower, rolls taken from the search, and a stray TONN TE with unclear target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostain
Mina
Mayflower voyage retold in muddled Plymouth tale
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a 1620 voyage by the Mayflower with William Bradford and Pilgrims, noting December 10 and December 21 dates, ship prep, arrival events, and a later reference to Plymouth history, yet many names and details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Surprising Town Event Prompts Strong Reaction
A fragmented report recalls a May gathering with the old man logierdt and a crowd cheering as a robust celebration unfolds. The description hints at starry eyes and a notable phrase about a powerful army, marking a memorable local moment.
Dreaming a? Bandits and reliance on own visors
Dreamlike garbled text describing bandits, self reliance, and distortion. The fragment hints at hidden forces and protective gear but fails to present a coherent news item or identifiable subjects.
Abe Martin Growil Parched Pigs and Sugar Substitute
Parched pig corn with rough substitute yields a fine wholesale food option. A handwritten note suggests weathering print and a warning about melatonin uric folk bast eventi shows a wooda tw. No building work reported. patient waits in modest care.
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Loy
Beale
Woodman
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Christas
Cam'leel
Tim Tate
Charlie Chopin
Tennyson
Ford
Muscle Shoals
John
Wren
Old Amos Chouphe
Bowers
Therone Station
Ensland
Itv Jonne
Walt
Luakon
Rome
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Simys
Ames
Nani
Sumner
Harton
Northern Express
Lin City
Toowar Orighit
Drivar
Bors Sp Gins Newspaper
JUMOR
Vwfork
Avane’ Ated
Old Plymouth
Wien
Plymouts Town
Dinonally
Start
Jahr Hy Mi
Sheba
Weibaupt-Savage C8., Inc
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Plymouth
William B
Robelersy
Faa
Simen
Shea
Phyanus Otorhix
Babouscka
Habouseka
Santos
Chriinas
Hong
Labouseksa
Thald Wortin
Aoslar
Ute Isibin
Borouscka
Anaal
Salty
MLO
Abe Martin
Santa
San-ola
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