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The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1917

Page

2

Sidney Surrenders to Love and Departure Plans

Sidney accepts an engagement to Dr Max Wilson while grappling with jealousy from Carlotta Harrison and a hidden past. K and Harriet confront looming changes as Sidney imagines a future across the streethouse, and K contemplates leaving to help others, hoping for a lasting friendship.

Sidney Carlotta Max Wilson

Rivalries Grow At Hospital In Two Love Schemes

In a tense hospital setting, Carlotta and Sidney navigate love and jealousy as Max Wilson seeks a quiet bond with Carlotta while deflecting Joe Drummond’s suspicions about Sidney and Wilson. Le Moyne, the Lamb, and an emerging interne add to rising tensions as an engagement and a secret loom.

Sidney Page Max Wilson K. LeMoyne Page Joe Drummond Wilson Sidney Carlotta Harrison LeMoyne Joe Doctor Wilson Harriet Christine Terne Carlotta Lamb Carl Jotn Ridney Onas Ond le Moyne

Flag Colors Flood Fashion in Wartime America

War colors saturate American dress as Frances enters war and Joffre visits New York. Red white and blue appear in frocks capes hats and accessories described with bold fashion detail. Analysts warn the flag’s omnipresence risks monotony and urge restraint while noting capes and checks dominate spring styles.

New York Frances England Me Wells Mr. Britling Aniri¢a France Brussels America Joffre Ava Fifth Avenue McClure

Women gain ground in early 20th century labor rights

The article notes women voting in the United States for forty years, Boston teachers winning equal salaries with men, Antoinette Taylor owning a John Hancock table, women printers allowed to work nights after New York bill passage, a 54 hour week for women in restaurants, and Jennie and Blanche Lamb as successful women homesteaders in Ventura County who earned over 1100 dollars last year and expect to double.

Boston Antoinette Taylor St. Louis John Hancock New York Senate New York Jennie Blanche Lamb Ventura County Cal

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