Women at Amsterdam congress push for equal domestic and career roles
Delegates at the International Federation of University Women Congress in Amsterdam challenge the view that marriage ends a woman’s career. They argue for shared domestic duties and continued professional pursuits, noting women’s growing presence in professions, lawmaking, business, and governance, and predicting a transformed, more efficient home life.
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International Federation of University Women’s Congress
Amsterdam
Holhuuh
Oberlin College
John
Horney
Bandits Steal Train Payroll in New England Heist
A gang of 63 bandits halted a New England bound train from New Port to Amesbury and escaped with $65,000 from the Federal Reserve Bank payroll. The robbery, unprecedented in the region, involved minimal risk with one baggage man present and an easy, slow-speed route.
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New England
Newly Port
Massachusetts
Middle West citizens vow to curb unprotected money theft
The text notes a belief that past bandits may reoffend and predicts future lootings near large cities. It emphasizes steady habits and local resolve to act, warning that bandits could remain unfazed and escape easily after a theft. No arrests reported.
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Middle West
Anniversaries and Births Noted Across Regions
The column lists notable births and anniversaries including Creston Homestead founder, Sir Willi Horschel the astronomer, and Queen Victoria’s Paris visit. It recalls San Francisco mayor James Ralph born in 1879 and Edgar Lee Masters born in Garnett. Also mentions Richmond author Amelia Rives born in Richmond and other historical figures tied to dates.
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Hilas Heane
Brirones
United States
England
Creston
Vonn
AGAT
Willi Horschel
Wied Im Ripsland
Tathovsa
Paris
Tae
Joseph RR
Winderwood
Vaile Shire
Wentaebe
Bowling Crem
Goochland County
S. Ralleeh
Randidate
Tor Mayer
San Praneisca
Char Te Clairies de Youre
Seige
Russhat Previ
Moscow
Nea Seddiers Anid
Bebern Tay
Princess Troubetsker
Amelia Rives
Richmond
Oeden 1. Mills
Congress
New York
Newport
Edgar Lee Masters
Garnett
Kinssas
James Ralph
San Francisco
Gifton’ President and Congressmen Compared In Lawmaker Tale
The piece contrasts how some offices are governed by the president and congress while others appear more open to public scrutiny. It notes that people can see certain leaders as open books and others' actions remain more exposed through news coverage.
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Gifton
Onan
Panera
Centenary and Convention Highlights Across North America
The text notes the birth anniversary of Francis Wayland, the Canadian Nurses Association opens in Ottawa, 1000 delegates attend the American Woolman Association jubilee in Portland, the memorial chapel at Tyressmins Home in Tennessee, and a global printing and labor union congress beginning. It mentions associations in North America and a Philadelphia gas group among others.
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Francis Wayland
Famane Ediavator
Connecticut
Canadian Nurses Association
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Portand
Ore
America
Tyressmins
Mourneville
Tenn
Before Sleep and Other Poems by Mrs Freer
A reader praises Mrs Freer as a talented poet seldom recognized. The note highlights a volume titled Firees and Pen Doers and recalls an old favorite poem For Sleep Child of Struggle urging rest and peace. Also mentions Bishop Warren A Calder a notable Southern Methodist Church figure born in Georgia with a long ministry and editorial career.
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Anes Tee
Aghes Hae
Ofte Freer
Bie
Warren A. Caulder
Southearn Methodist Church
Georgia
Hag
Hat State
Bishop Candler and His Tenure at Emory College
The passage outlines Bishop Candler’s rise from assistant editor at the Nashville Christian Advocate to president of Emory College in Atlanta. He served a decade as president before his 1898 election to the bishopric, noted for unusual clerical energy and earnestness but criticized for not enriching church literature with many books and pamphlets.
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Atlanta
Nashville Christian Advocate
Emory College
Candler
I’m the Ginkette Who Refuses Food at Parties
The speaker, a self described fat ginkette, boasts of a supposed dieting stance to avoid eating at parties. He claims to manage a resigned smile of martyrdom and pretend to reduce in public. He notes the fashion of showing restraint while never actually losing weight.
Bonniwell Seeks Pennsylvania Governorship In Mixed Race
Judge Eugene C Bonniwell runs as the Pennsylvania Democratic candidate for governor facing former Governor Sproul in a campaign that splits the state. Known for decades on Philadelphia’s municipal bench and as a former firemen’s leader he is a moderate wet in a race where dry and wet votes may offset each other.
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Eugene C. Bonniwell
Pennsylvania
Texas
Larrisburg
Bonniwell
Sproul
Philadelphia
Aid i8
State Volunteer Firemen’s Organization
Judge Bountweil
Canadians Aim High In Wheat Pools Cooperation
The article discusses American views on Canadian wheat pools and a proposed alliance of grower organizations in surplus-producing countries to better coordinate exports. It notes skepticism among U S farm leaders, highlights F W Ranson of Manitoba Wheat Pool explaining price effects, and explains Canada’s congestion and seasonal selling issues and the poolers’ recent price gains.
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Australia
Western
Canada
Europe
Aaron Sapiro
Sapiro
Ido
Liverpool
F. W. Ranson
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Great Lakes
Atlantic
West Canada
Ransom
Cooperative Poalers
Canadian Co operative Wheat Producers gains members
The Canadian Co operative Wheat Producers Limited expands membership to 126,000 farmers across three provinces. The pool considers world market supply and demand, with strong net returns expected for spring. The central organization maintains democratic management through local representation and growing elevator facilities.
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Canadian Co-operative Wheat Producers, Limited
The Farmer By O. M. Kile Canada wheat pools plan visits
The Canadian operative wheat pools gain world attention after the St Paul conference. Canadian pool officers will visit Australia to share cooperative marketing success and another will explore organizing farmers in Argentina. A third will visit the Orient seeking new markets.
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Winnithg
Canada
St.Paul
Minnesota
Australia
Argentina
Orient
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