1918 Woman's Year by Winona Wilcox
The article proclaims 1918 as Woman's Year with women taking active roles in war effort and society. It highlights leaders like Dr. Shaw and Mrs. Vanderbilt, notes women entering all spheres, and urges practical sacrifice such as rationing, knitting, and supporting soldiers. It argues women gain equal honors through effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shaw
W. K. Vanderbilt
George T. Guernsey
PD A. TL
Miss Tarbell
Shipyards plan in Vancou ver to hire 5000 workers
The G M Standifer Construction corp will build large steel shipyards in Vancouver Washington. A contract for ten steel ships of 9500 tons each prompts a special Port election to bond and buy a 50 acre site and lease it to the firm. At least 5000 men will be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancour
Wash
G. M. Standifer Construction Corporation
Vancouver
Confessions Of A Wife and The Waverley Dilemma
A woman recounts handling a vulnerable lover, missed dividends, and a plan to help release him from trouble after an ill-fated confession to Alice. She insists on discretion, promises a loan to settle debts, and warns the man to stay away from Alice while she protects her husband’s happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crosse
Alice
Harvey
God
Altho
Margie
Mrs. Waverley
Alexo
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