Ladies Urged to Keep Shoulders Square
Census era note urges women to maintain posture in public spaces. The message stresses proper stance and bearing, linking confidence to societal expectations while reflecting gender norms of the period.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1947
Page
5
Census era note urges women to maintain posture in public spaces. The message stresses proper stance and bearing, linking confidence to societal expectations while reflecting gender norms of the period.
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An alert from Signal Hill notes a deep well project may prompt new construction activity. Plans involve potential drilling, surveying, and related services. Local firms anticipate early steps within a year, pending permits and funding decisions.
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