Domestic service and women employers debate modern duties
A column argues domestic service ties workers and employers under one roof and urges educated women to organize. It discusses wages, conditions, health, training, and quality of supplies, stressing that household demand shapes national standards and the need for women to lead reform in the industry.
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Thong
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Nso
Huttuia
Fecter
Prwersen
CIA
Yao
Sery
Wets Win In Illinois Eight Counties Go Wet In Landslide
In Illinois 250 municipalities voted with wets making gains and eight counties turning wet. Rockford, Decatur, Mattoon and Dixon swung to liquor interests while Odin remains dry. Danville and Springfield saw strong anti saloon activism and militia contingencies were discussed.
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Danville
Bloomington
Rockford
Decatur
Mattoon and
Dixon
Apr
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Middle West
Decatur Jdivon
Mattoon
Htelwadere
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Elgin
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Chappain
Monmouth
Riety
de Witt Champaign
Winnebago
Boone Coles
Mercer
Macon
Green
Gridley
Stockton
Grand Tower
Bloomingteon
Woodstock
Centralia
Sterling
Freeport
Joliet
Lockport
Waukegan
Retaliament
Amboy
Assumption
Rath Benson
Benton
Brookside
Hanker Hill
Bushnell
Clannahan
Clinton
Cartland
DeKalb Dix
Eldred
Tain
Fairbury
Farmer City
Farmersville
Florence
Genoa
Grayville
Green Valley
Harmon
Havana
Herrin
Johnston 1
Keony
Lincoln
Malta
Manita Marissa
Meridian Middleton
Mineok
Moline
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Qdin
Pana
Plainfield
Pontiac
Riverton
Rockford St Marie
St Peter Sandoval Secor
Shelbyville
Somonauk
Strassberg
Sycamore
Warren
Winslow
Witt
West Brooklyn
Virden
Zeigler
Milwaukee Elects First Socialist Mayor Emil Seidel
Milwaukee Otuesday elected Emil Seidel a Socialist mayor by about 7000 votes with John M Jeffell and others opposing. Wisconsin overall saw a strong wet trend with many towns voting against Prohibition and a broad shift toward anti saloon candidates led by the Unity League despite some Republican gains in Missouri Indiana and Illinois.
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Emil Seidel
Drys
Wisconsin
St Louis
Missouri
Ilinois
Kansas
Texas
Connecticut
Kansas City
Darius A Brown
AP Clayton
Deni
St Joseph
Claytons
Sedalia
Springm "1
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Jefferson City
Progressive Party
Wellston
St Louis County
Reve
RL Hicks
Kirkwood
Harmony Party
Hartford
Conn
Fusion
Tourka
T. Read
Decatu
Bloomington
Rockford
Galesburg
Progressive Citizens Party of
East St. Louis
Ita
Good Government
Jsai Flulls
Republicans
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wayne Aldrich
Beveridge
Millwaukee
Wis
Muwaukes
Fant Seidel
John M Jeffel
Ciocenz J Schoenecker
Racire
Fond du
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A Knoxville Iowa reader reports years of right side pain and weakness improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The ad touts decades of use, lists female ailments it claims to treat, and invites readers to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Laws
Clara Frangs
R.F.D
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Indiana
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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