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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1942
Page
3
Kathleen Norris argues American women eagerly enlist but resist formal regimentation. She proposes that without national mobilization and clear authority, women must be prepared to be mobilized and obey, as failures in command are corrected through routine shake ups in a disciplined army.
War is work for everyone and women volunteers must stay disciplined and loyal. Kathleen Norris argues women may face draft or regimentation if they abandon authority, and stresses the urgency of immediate, collective effort as bombs and suffering demand action.
The piece argues women may be drafted and trained for war, recounting past army camp hardships and urging organized discipline. It cites a need for broad women’s registration, officer training camps, and unity in war effort, warning against power struggles within women’s groups. It also notes a national fitness push and a program to build a stronger civilian defense.
The notice describes Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1516 for sizes 1 to 5 years with a square ox pattern, short puffed sleeves, a princess frock option, and matching overalls rompers and bonnet. Details include yardage for 35-inch material and ordering through RAND for January sewing.
Calbraith P Rodgers lands in Pasadena California on November 5 1911 after completing the first flight across the United States. The journey began September 17 at Sheepshead Bay New York and took 49 days with 82 hours of actual flight time.
The reader is asked five trivia questions covering terms like penknife earth’s crust multiplying X six times zero times ten fingerprinting in China the only walled city in North America Saintly relics and Henry Hudson’s ship name in a historical puzzle style question set.
Readable fragments mention quill making, the Hthosphere, zero, origins in the fourth century, Quebec as a walled city in North America, Veronica, Spain under Philip II, and The Half Moon. No coherent narrative or single event identified.
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