Suffragettes Renew Fight for Equal Suffrage Amendment
Washington dispatch details the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage planning mass meetings nationwide on May 2 and a Washington parade on May 9 to press Congress for a federal amendment. The effort mobilizes state events, rallies, and a central Capitol demonstration, aiming to build broad public support and hold parties accountable.
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Woman Tells Congress How to Settle Trust Question
Mrs Christine Frederick of New York addressed the House judiciary committee urging standard prices and dependable quality across the nation. She favored national sale and price protection, opposed resale price control, and warned against cut price bargains harming small dealers and consumer convenience.
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Madame Isebell Beauty Liners and Eradicator Ad
An old newspaper notice promotes Madame Isebell lipstick blush for 50 cents, Lilac Hand Whitener for 25 cents, and Flesh Worm Eradicator for 1 dollar. The items promise skin tinting pore cleansing and healing effects.
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Texas Makes Bow New York At Brooklyn Bridge
The battleship Texas, the United States' most powerful battleship in commission, passed under the Brooklyn bridge with five feet to spare at the center. The ship, bound for the Brooklyn navy yard from Hampton Roads for final trimming, measures 565 feet on the water line with a 95 foot beam and has a mean displacement of 27 000 tons.
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