Congress Has Light Little Gentlewomen
Virginia Van de Verr Wielington reports on women in Congress, noting a historic first as ten female lawmakers serve together. The piece lists Helen Douglas Mankin and Edith Nourse Rogers among the ten, with party balance and regional representation throughout the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia van DE Verr
Neo Congreskuwa
Araillery Viatior
Helen Douglas Mankin
Georgia
Clare Fonthe Jace
Connecticut
Jrasie Auttiner
Ulinois
Doviglas
Welli
Helen Grhayia
Douglas
Canifornia
Emily Tall Lougias
Helen Douglas
Edith Nourse Rogers
Margaret Grave Smith
Maine
Earth Rogers
Donszachusetts
Frances Holton
Ohio
Helen Manchin
Scorgia
Emily Douglas
Tryon
California
Mary Norton
New Jersey
Caxie Gelag Woolhouse
Thoughts On Suit Buying From Wana Designers
Fashion advice on choosing a tailored suit focusing on fit and style. Tips cover shoulder and waist alignment, sleeve length, jacket length, skirt proportion, and selecting tones to elongate the figure. Includes guidance for different body shapes and avoiding ill fitting backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faw
Diniman Gleeves
Lengh
Conan
Ike
Ana Dever
Varied Needlework By ALICE BROOKS
Variety of needlework patterns from ALICE BROOKS with garden motifs and edging designs. Includes questions for edging, details on pattern transfer, and notes from the Arts Department listing in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Croy
Ibjuseloll Arts Dept
New York
Drivit Clainks Sami
Liuine
Thys
Correct Bugs Lift to Fine Homes
The text describes modern color schemes and period room compatibility by a leading designer. It notes options for contemporary and period rooms, with references to materials, craftsmanship, and planned arrangements. It highlights a plan for new spaces and design approaches, emphasizing balance and proportion in interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiys
America
Women Drivers Get Nylons in Campaign
In Charlestown and Columbia, women drivers receive nylons as a safety incentive. The programs reward careful driving by noting that polite, attentive behavior at the wheel earns stockings, a grassroots effort to reduce traffic tensions and promote orderly conduct on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Srivow
Pallenmnay
Indy
Columbia
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A measured essay argues that child growth hinges on parenting adaptation. Mothers must let kids shape choices and habits, guiding with advice but avoiding coercion. Experience, gradual autonomy, and safe opportunities foster intelligent, self controlled young adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipa
Shuy
Nike Jehelews
Damien
Tays
From Wakefulness to Sleep in 13 Minutes
A fragmented medical note states that stable sleep occurs in about thirteen minutes for adults. It describes sleep onset posture, body support, and calm mind as key factors, while noting variability and the influence of wakeful states on the transition.
Millions of Coal Reserves Reported in Oklahoma Survey
The Oklahoma Geological Survey notes vast coal reserves across several counties including Noble and Tulsa areas. The report, published by the University of Oklahoma press, cites significant tonnages and notes daily production by area steel firms.
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Nurniga
Oin
Oklahoma
Okhena Geological Survey
University of Okladen
Enter Okidhona
Cokad
Health Hints on Air Pollution and Dust Hazards
A historical health column warns about city smoke and dust pollution from incomplete combustion and industrial sources. It describes effects on downtown and streets, dust containing grains of minerals, chlorine, sulfur dioxide, and various toxins, plus risks to children and vulnerable individuals. Cleaning advice favors vacuuming and reduced dust generation, citing tuberculosis concerns and germ transmission through coughing and spitting in public areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouldaon Me
Wintel
Caldenr City
Anniversary event for Camp Whe Girly group in Peterabaye
Members of the Olyokwa Group of Peterabaye attend services dressed in uniform at respective churches. Monday at 7:90 am they host a rally in their day rooms where each girl donates a penny per year of life to the Wath Kemolinene Mxvenion fund. Lin grap will have guests. This marks the group’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterabaye
Wath Kemolinene
TG Syonso4
Lin Grap
Happiness in the Family Circle Promotes Child Growth
A Department of Labor notice urges parents to create happy home life through shared interests and respectful listening. It asks about parental support for each child’s individuality, budgeting, and community involvement, noting that happy, involved families strengthen children’s confidence and social behavior.
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Ty Childmen's Bureau
Lesdana
Ian
Ul Howe
Vlaw
Johnny
Hamly
Wey
Ussy
Trichy to Bid Leads Aches and Oddities in Play
Trichy to bid but trickier lead appears as the native hand lies in play. The hand includes AVFTAUH and AugEest hints while pressure rises on the Wille to hid. The game features several airs and a pair unde bey ne Leump with Hawes.
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Trichy
Levant
Bnet
Bann
Sierts
East Side Health Talk Warns on Cancer and TB
Dr James Boland City Health Commissioner spoke Tuesday on cancer and tuberculosis at East Side School 18. He urged early medical checks and rapid physician contact if symptoms arise, noting that early detection aids cure. The event included motion pictures and audience questions about prevention and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Boland
Mer Bolans
Lound
Blooming Grove Church Notes and Community Gatherings
Defreestville residents hosted visitors including Richard WoMman and Earl Tape. Members of the Ladies and Lovisty met at Mrs. Clarence Wendell's home to plan repairs for the parsonage and support Church News edited by Rev. William Mant. The Sunday School teachers and officers held a quarterly meeting to discuss Easter programs at Blooming Grove Church. A committee led by Mrs. Herbert Kimmey and others was formed to arrange Children’s Day services for June. The postponed Women’s Missionary Society meeting was rescheduled at Mrs. Lawley’s home.
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Richard WoMman
Earl Tape
Blooming Grove
Herber Kimmey
Ajlan Wederich
Harnld Myers
Raymond Jacobs
Willian Wilkes
Manning Grove
Vacant apartment rent free for servicemen only
A landlord Bronstein contemplates offering a vacant Penthouse area free to servicemen, amid a flood of letters from those seeking housing. He weighs fairness and the risk of OPA intervention as he considers which family or individual should receive the free apartment in a fashionable building.
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Rostoy
Philip Bronstam
Bronstein
Joxhote
Breustein
Fronstein
Hranatein
Lucey
OPA
Volunteer Fire Co iPC to Sponsor Dance in Speigletown
The Speigletown Volunteer Fire Company plans a Saturday dance featuring Miami Brac Rownd and square dances with Eric Nielson's orchestra providing music. Lie calling will be by Whit Bently. performances include Baroly Burgess and William A. Sleleey. McNary will be master of ceremonies. several locals were named as minders of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speigletown Lintet Volunteer Fire Company
Miami Brac
Eric Nielson
Whit
Bently
Michael TR. Melis
Troy
Baroly Burgess
Witerford
William A. Sl
Rebekahs Present Memorial Gavel at Lodge Meeting
A gavel in memory of the Tale Mrs Barrel Warner was presented at Lansingburg Rebekah Lodge by Mrs Mildrod Hobty. At a Judge Monday meeting the group named Mrs Geraldine Clark delegate to the Rochealer assembly session in Rochealer May 21. Mrs Aline Finfeld named proxy. Three new members joined the lodge as plans outlined to unite past noble grandy of the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrel Warner Wee
Lansingburg Rebekot Lodge
Mildrod Hobty
Geraldine Clark
Rochealer
Aline Finfeld
Ine
Unites
Smorgasbord Plans Set By Senior Ladies Group
Our Savior's Lutheran Church senior ladies will meet at 2 30 pm in the equipped rooms with Mrs Edward Hyldekind and Mrs David King as hostesses. They will finalize plans for the Smorgasbord to be held Wednesday.
Giperly Meeting Features Far East Art and Honors
Twenty members and six visitors attended a gathering where officers were installed by Mrs William Maal president and Mrs Prnstey Byers vice president. Mrs Earth Lape secretary and Mrs Littie Man ville assistant secretary, Byers treasurer, Mrs Cyra C Phillips assistant treasurer, Myra A Lehman and social chair Mrs Royal Harrington. Rich mid Hofframn spoke on jidla and China and displayed cures from those nations. Refreshments by Mrs Clperty. evening ended with the Alizpah benedictian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Clperty
Lady Astor Apologizes After Interview Sparks Debate
An awkward exchange during a Savatonian interview of Lady Astor, a long‑standing Commons figure, drew 800 in attendance and sparked lasting controversy. She is quoted deflecting questions on economics, asserting her focus is on spending rather than money, amid fallout over perceived stance.
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Willy
Macy
Pnea
OF British Honau of Commons
Rilinond Ataitaa
United States
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