Office morals debate and a frank letter from Miss Hamilton
The piece presents a heated discussion on office behavior and gender dynamics. It cites Herman Kissal and Miss Margaret Hamilton in a controversial exchange about women, dress, and professional conduct, with letters from Dorothy Franklin and others weighing in on whether modern women seek advancement or merely attention.
Hidden Dangers in the Office Den of Iniquity
A distorted reminiscence recalls abuse by a predatory employer. A mother speaks of years of coercion and fear, describing a male authority figure who invaded privacy and used vile language to control a young worker. The account conveys lasting trauma and a call for awareness.
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Elsie Rovhnsen
Mae
Kong
Contest Entry Reveals Jolting Confession and Prize Details
The text presents a dramatic confession by Dorothy Isobel Franklin from Chicago, recounting an unwanted kiss and the resulting fear and humiliation at work. It also lists a prize contest for youth letters, with rules, deadlines, and judge Elsie Robinson, noting age, name, and address requirements and weekly prize awards.
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Frankeinstein
Dorothy Isobal Franklin
Chicago
Illinois
Elsie Fabinson
King Peas
Syn
Toe
A Mingle of Travel Notes and Fashion Sparks
A reflective piece from New York shares observations of Col Lindbergh in grief, visits to Pocantico Hills near Rockefeller estate at sunset, and a gypsy caravan encounter. Reminiscences flow on Inverness fashion, mufflers, and stage history, with anecdotes about Hays family car gifts and childhood pony memories.
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New York
Artolt Dennett
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Pocattico Hills
Vider Rockefeller
Tamytown
Baruch Urges Humble Counsel To Graduates
Bernard Baruch’s Union College commencement address urges humility from both elders and youth. He questions past efforts to control economic forces and warns against overconfident leadership. He favors patient study and warns against forcing economic theory to fit human nature.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Union College
Baruch
MM. Baruch
Lincoln's Home and the Lincoln Village Dedication
The PatriotIC dedicates Rutledge tavern in New Salem on June 17 drawing crowds. The restored Lincoln village showcases Lincoln's youth setting with lush foliage, highlighting the enduring Lincoln tradition as a national spiritual asset for resilience and opportunity.
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Rutledge Tavern
Lincoln Village
New Salem
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
America
Lincaln
Menopause Medical Overview and Treatment Options
A dated medical overview explains menopause symptoms and the medical approach to management. It notes most women have no severe symptoms, while a portion require medical consultation and possibly glandular therapies to restore comfort. It also mentions hormonal, pituitary, and ovarian changes and emphasizes individualized treatment decisions.
Fragmented Quiz on Classic Authors and Works
A scrambled list of literary references and questions touches on Highland Mary Concord Hymn Macbeth Banquo Troy Midsummer Night's Dream A Midsummer Night's Dream Mrs. something and other authors including Walter Scott Longfellow Burns Emerson Hawthorne with garbled punctuation and unclear prompts from a comic page copyright note.
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Mately
Verne
Macbeth
Banquo
Scotland
Tae
Helen of Troy
DE Manetie
Tyne
Ericlas
King Features Symulente
Coe
Ose
Walter Scott
Jenry W. Longfellow
Robert Burns
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Tosseseees
Mathaziiel Hawthorne
Lindbergh autographs stamps go on sale in San Antonio
From the files of the S. A. Light dated June 21, 1927: Stamps bearing the Spirit of St. Louis autograph are out at the local post office for collectors. Promises of a Fort Bank building program and Camp Wilson preparations are noted by Maj. Gen. Ernest Binds. Preliminary work for barracks to house 49,000 men begins within a week with 5,000 workers to start soon. Travis street yard avenue C and a downtown club site are donated for soldiers in training.
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S. A
AUNE
Liddbergh
San Antoniano
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fort Bank
Washington, D. C
Ernest Binds
Eighth Corps
UNE
Bright Cantonaers
Camp Wilson
Cx Sasion
Travis Street
Avemie G
Traiing
San Antonio
Henrby Camps
J. H. Baynes
Washington
Hiaé
Crane
Nme. Co
The Only Child and Marriage in Modern Society
Edw Te yor Wave Jost argues that the single child reduces marriage success, citing Dr George W Crane and studies of 800+ divorced adults. Progressive educators Carleton Washburne and Carolyn Pratt advocate group settings and mixed gender activities to imitate large families, promoting social development and resilience in children.
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George W. Crane
Northwestern Dniversity
Zne-land
Crane
Taday
Marveloile Jawatotirg
He de
Carleton Washburne
Winetka
Carolyn Pratt
New York City
Pratt
Miss Pratt
Wash
blaloRy
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