Eight Women to Make History in Seventy-First Congress
The new House will include eight women, the most ever, many serving previously in the Seventieth. Warren-era kinships and Widow successors shape the group, among them Kahn Rogers Oldfield Langley Norton Owen Pratt and three new Ruths from Florida Massachusetts New York and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Arkansas
California
Florida
Illinois
Kentucky
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Congress
House of Representatives
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Washington
Florence Pray Kahn
Edith Nourse Rogers
Mary T. Norton
Katherine Langley
William A. Oldfield
Ruth Bryan Owen
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Ruth Pratt
Ruth
Ruths
Norton
Kahn
Rogers
Oldfield
Langley
McCormick
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Medill McCormick
Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Reginald Owen
Norks
Tricky Japanese Art: Screens Hide Full Pine Tree
The article notes Japanese screens often show only the pine trunk, creating an impression of immense size as the upper branches vanish off screen. It explains the sacred Fujiyama is not fully painted to preserve perspective, with a saying about painting the mountain with mist to gauge its true scale.
Autumn river canoe balance tale with Margot
An autumn river scene centers on Horace and Margot in a canoe. Margot dangles a hand in the water as Horace worries about balance and safety while a casual miscue sparks gentle tension. The fragment hints at trust and playful risk.
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Horace
Margot
Dearest
Hormee
Love and Literature and a Hidden Bookshop Bride
Ralph Gordon, an aspiring English lit expert, searches New York for an obscure Ben Jonson volume. A bookshop clerk with hidden lineage helps him find the tome and reveals her father, the vanished book dealer Stephen Farwell, is dead. He asks to marry her and to share his library.
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Ralph Gordon
Ben Jonson
Ife
America
New York
Gordon
Booklaver
Stephen Farwell
Back Hurts Begin on Salts to Flush Kidneys
An authority explains that excess rich foods create acids that clog kidney pores leading to various ailments. Start drinking soft water and take four ounces of Jad Salts daily before breakfast to flush kidneys, neutralize acids, and help bladder disorders, with no injury and potential overall health benefits.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Republican State Central Committee
State Organization of Republican Women
Jersey City
Kauga
Mrs. W. A Oldfield
Longworth
the Three Ruths
L.tor
Bryan Owen
Ruth Hanna
M. Cormick
Ohendon
BAYER
Mother Gray
Miss Cayenne
Mrs. King
Angeline King
Indianapolis
Indiana