Votes for Women in 1920 era celebrated by champions
A retrospective on the long fight for woman suffrage through constitutional amendments and state acts. Key figures Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B. Anthony and Alice Paul are named among pioneers and organizers who propelled the movement from Seneca Falls to national ratification in 1920.
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National American Woman Suffrage Association
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White House
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National Woman Suffrage Association
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American Woman Suffrage Association
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Luery Stone
Boston
Nationat American Woman Suffage Association
TSO
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
Catt
Frank Leslie
A Love Scene in Japan Cited by World Outlook
The World Outlook notes in discussing John Halifax Gentleman that Japanese readers see the proposal line as a footnote marked by a row of asterisks. They say the scene is softened to match Japan’s sense of delicacy.
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John Halifax
Court of Lions at the Alhambra in Spain
The Court of Lions is the renowned Alhambra court in Spain named for twelve white marble lions whose mouths spouted water into a central alabaster basin.
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Alhambra
Spain
How Oysters Grow Shells
Young oysters float on the water surface then sink to the bottom where they fasten. They extract lime from the water and deposit it as shell, creating the protective outer layer.
Poland Holds Line Against Bolshevik Threat
In a 19201940s style op-ed, Frank Comerford argues Poland preserves Europe from Bolshevism, detailing Poland’s hunger and cold front, urging Allied support, and urging Russia's self determination while urging open discussion of Bolshevik aims to rally world aid.
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Frank Comerford
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Polish Republic
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Dpdibsudski
Roosevelt
Ourarting
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Red
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France
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Eugene Tree
Tad Shevik
Gianadust Foishtevismi
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League of Nations
Japan
Red” Army
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Black Sea
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Canada
America
Stew or Sell All Roosters
Farmers face losses from fer tilized eggs due to partial hatching in warm weather. Preventive steps include removing roosters after the hatching season to protect egg quality and market value. The U.S. Department of Agriculture notes heat and fertilization affect brood viability and egg quality.
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Tony Qi
Flo
Sumter
United States Department of Agriculture
Aerial Searchlights Protect Airdromes After Dusk
The air ministry announces emergency measures to aid late aircraft. Vertical searchlight beams from Hounslow Kenley and Limone will protect airdromes from dusk until all service machines arrive. Beams will form a triangle to guide aircraft.
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British Air Ministry
Hounslow
Kenley
Limone
Scientific American
French chemists find aluminum coating prevents hard water buildup
A Journal of Industrial Engineering Chemistry report notes French researchers coated container interiors with aluminum paint to stop mineral deposits from hard water forming.
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Journal of Industrial Engineering Chemistry
Poultry Flocks On General Farms Support Family Needs
On average farm poultry furnishes about 10 percent of meat for family use. Most farms keep a poultry flock, with small flocks cost effectively maintained. Fowls provide fresh products and help with garden and kitchen waste while feeding on insects and worms.
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United States
Gairden
Clean Roosting Drops Keep Flock Sanitary
Advice on barn hygiene suggests providing dropping boards with roosts above to simplify morning cleaning and reduce odors. A light sand layer after each sweep eases maintenance and keeps the house more sanitary.
Homemade hopper feeds poultry with stovepipe hopper
A simple hopper for dry mash uses a 10x10xK4 inch wooden box and a stovepipe hung from the roof. The pipe feeds mash into the box as chickens eat, keeping mash available on the floor level for the birds.
Poultry Advice on Egg Marketing and Housing
The text advises marketing eggs at least twice weekly and storing them in a cool, dry room. It notes that trees with ample shade and open-air circulation feel like paradise to a tired hen and suggests building open sheds if trees are unavailable.
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Department of Immigration
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