Women Visitors Call for Independence From Nations Abroad
Foreign women visiting the United States urge political social and economic independence in their countries. At a YWCA International Study Conference they discuss vote rights education and better living standards while noting wartime shifts in women's roles and ongoing family nourishment and economic concerns.
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U. S
Belgium
Nelly Huberti
Brussels
U. W
Selwa Zughaib
Chile
Alicia Marin
Santiago
Christine Chen
Shanghai
Y. W
Y.W.C.A
Columbia University
China
Angel Kasavian
Turkey
Lebanon
Kua Suligupta
Siam
Shizue Hikaru
Japan
Dear Mary Haworth: A Wife Faces Blackmail Over a Secret Son
A letter asks if a wife should tell her husband about his long hidden son a blackmailer claims to protect. The response weighs honesty against danger and advisesDirect discussion with the husband about the extortion while offering support for the family and the child.
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Mary Haworth
Jim
Jane
Joe
E.D
Pointblank
Small Feet Not An Asset To Large Women
An essay argues that tiny looking feet on large women distort the body’s appearance. It notes older women trained to prefer small shoe sizes still dress to exaggerate leg length, undermining the idea that small feet are inherently dainty or advantageous.
Wise to Bring Experts for the Boy’s Welfare
The speaker argues for engaging legal and social welfare experts to address the boy’s situation, emphasizing the need for informed guidance and protective action. The question arises about who should lead the effort and how to balance rights with safeguarding the child.
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