French Women Wield Power Without Votes
Borothy Dunbar Bromley argues French women exercise influence despite lack of votes. She cites Napoleon’s codes, legal constraints, and wartime women running factories, comparing French and American women's political standing and social power. The piece ends with a church note from Rev Bernard Iddings Bell.
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Borothy Dunbar Bromley
New York World-Telegram
Napoleon
Marie Louise
France
Bonme Louise
Josephine
Crocheted Rug From Cubes and Stars Pattern
Grandmother Clark presents a thirty inch crocheted rug built from 12 diamonds forming a star of blocks. Two pounds of material, slip stitched, colors yield cube counts, suitable for a child’s room. Instructions for rug and nineteen others available for 15c from Home Craft Co Dept C St Louis MO with SASE.
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Address Home Craft CO
Dept. C
Nineteenth & St.Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Feasting Hall of Stone Age Men Discovered near Whangaroa Harbour
A cavern near Whangaroa Harbour New Zealand reveals a stone age feasting hall with cooking and sleeping areas and mixed bones including possible moa remains, suggesting ancient inhabitants or possibly mythical pre Maori people. Wooden fishhooks with shell tipped barbs were found, and hair coloration hints Skeletal origins remain uncertain.
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Whangaroa Harbour
New Zealand
G. Fleming
L. Frear
Whangaroa
Moa
Sea-Plow Protects Cables From Deep-Sea Trawlers
A new sea-plow towed by a cable laying steamer buries cables 18 inches beneath the sea bed. In a test off Ireland the Lord Kelvin buried 100 miles of cable over 20 miles of route, with grappling attempts failing to locate the line, potentially saving operators about 250000 dollars annually in repairs.
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Ireland
Lord Kelvin
Ideal Community Quote by Dean Inge
Quote reflects on citizenship and virtue with the idea that the state reflects the individual and wealth grows through sharing without harming others. It emphasizes moral character as foundation of civic life and social harmony.
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Dean Inge
DoJ Building Demonstrates Crime Fighting Power and Evidence Tools
The Kansas City Star notes the new Department of Justice facilities in Washington showcase extensive fingerprint archives with over 4.6 million prints and 69 international exchanges, 9,000 notorious criminals catalogued by fingerprints, 5 million names and aliases, 20,000 nicknames, typewriter and handwriting databases, stationery watermarks, and a crime laboratory capable of reading invisible writing and tracing tools used by criminals.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Office of Information
Dillinger
Underworld
Ment
Brass Monkey
Boxcar Casey
Boozehound
Joe
Ursche
Science Service
Kansas City Star
Dwarf Race Ruins Found Near El Salto Waterfall
Mexican authorities investigate a town built by a dwarf race discovered 75 miles from Durango by M. Gamiz near Cerro Blanco. Dwellings up to six feet high yield skeletons about 40 inches tall, with normal adult features, but the era of the pygmy population remains unknown.
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Government of
Mexico
Durango
M. Gamiz
el Salto
Cerro Blanco
White Hill
Firestone Tires Highlight Gum-Dipped Tech for Longevity
Firestone promotes its truck tires with Gum-Dipping and two extra gum-dipped cord layers under the tread to deliver longer wear, improved traction, and quicker stops. The ad cites Firestone founder Harvey S. Firestone motto and urges contacting local Firestone Service Stores or Dealers to reduce operating costs and maintain schedules.
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Firestone
Harvey S. Firestone
Firestone Service
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