Principalship sought as six women vie for the post
A contested principalship for a new girls' school drew six applicants led by Miestina E. Gano of Walmlghleh and Mex Litter E-Billing of Wadteiells. Support stems from Mies Mery Gubert May and Florence Guernsey, with public debate on female leadership amid wartime progressives seeking a woman principal. The board will decide soon amid strong advocacy for women to lead the school.
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Walmighleh
Wee
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Ralseatan
O Regan
Maater
Culiantia
Welleney
New York
Acto, Associats
Haaren
Mit Expewtel
Drygoods Sales Boom Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmented OCR text suggests a report on drygoods sales rising amid economic strain. It references shoppers, retailers, and orders in a retail sector with growing demand. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
French seek to protect wage earning mothers
A French debate discusses protecting working mothers by forcing employers to continue paying wages for four weeks after childbirth. Chamber figures compare maternal support in France, Germany, and other nations, arguing for government action to safeguard families during motherhood.
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Chamber of
FMM
Annally
France
Lothier
Peputr
Weather forecast and official observations for a broad region
Weather report from Washington notes above normal Atlantic and western Gulf activity. Warm trends in the Mississippi Valley and South while the Northwest cools. Forecasts call for unsettled conditions with showers across the East and cooler air in the Great Lakes region, with variable winds and a mix of fair to unsettled conditions in various localities.
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Suydae
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Miami Atisles
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Cosler Weather
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West Gulf
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New York
New England
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Tesus
Marsiant
Fulstelst
Cabumtia
Avtenniia Ridelle
Vennesivaria
New Aire
Urainia
Boarding house venture near Columbia Unv thrives on $18 start
A group of two unemployed women pooled $18 to start a boarding house near Columbia University. They rented two rooms, cooked for residents, and planned student boarders, elevator service, and furnished apartments while navigating landlord rules and rising costs. The effort aimed to house multiple tenants, with profits from monthly rents and shared chores, as the venture grew.
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Columbia University
Ors
Sean
de Cours Ee Portant
Hail
Tern
London
Colunbia
Kilpatrick
Farouy
Serelon
Owith iv
Nut
Chamberswald
Cindy Ant
Hess
Petnrtiathy
Welles
Hall Toys
New Yorke
Rescue of a New Blouse En John Henry
Fragmented OCR narrates a chaotic scene with characters Gwendilin, Aldine, and Geraldine amid a rescue attempt. Mentions a trainee committee, a tanker, and a scattered dialogue about hats, clothing, and names. The fragmented text references a court scene and a purchase of a book titled Hand In Washaiie Elieem.
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Gwendilin
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Miedine
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Eoninete
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Aik Geraldine Sre
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John Henry Shedre
Eianinae
INEXPENSIVE TOMATO SOUP AND DESSERT NOTES
A mixed old column offers simple kitchen tips and recipes. It includes an inexpensive tomato soup method with tomato base, flour roux, and seasonings, plus a strawberry meringue dessert and a soft custard cheesecake style dish.
The Woman About Town Scenes and Bright Pains in Town
A fragment from a column presents vignettes of daily life with vivid, imperfect prose. It includes a thin, yellow figure weaving fish hooks, a graduate with flowers and a lone diploma, a streetcar mishap, and a florist’s crowd. The piece evokes urban mood and social observation through short, clipped scenes.
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Mreda
Lexington Avenue
S60
Eterot Me
Nowers
Winter
Police skirt censors warn Indianapolis women
Police in Indianapolis warn women about dress codes and undergarment adequacy in public, urging modest attire amid a broader moral enforcement campaign. A letter signed "The Safe" circulated, criticizing local fashion norms and prompting authorities to clarify expectations.
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