Domestic Worker Seeks Higher Pay and Protections
Miss Miller, director of the United Women’s Bureau, argues domestic workers deserve better wages and legal safeguards. She cites hazards of home labor and notes England’s protections, urging private employers to address overtime, holidays, and worker security while training and placement programs expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Meng Macki
Homsework
Lahae
Querney
Inemarry
Mais Miller
Congress
England
Miss Miller
Son
Abe
Misa Miller
Gleyolamd
Treentry
Wonen
Embassy Decor Reflects Mexican Embassy Reception
The embassy festooned with Mexican textiles and silver as guests arrive for a May reception. Attendees admire gilded pipes, crystal and damask, while bread and dairy offerings draw on food-savings notes. Attendant hostesses and diplomats mingle amid a formal state display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mackune Honoet
Oibassies
Madant de Morgenalerny Pyle
Trygve
Norwegien
Stone
Tynahin
Washington
Afghanistan
Tylv
Mayat
Aniston Abdol Toray
Farol
Moyat
Men Want Curls Just Like Girls
Baltimore residents discuss changing fashion and hair care, noting rising grooming prices and a trend toward male curls. A local figure, Willis Mek, shares views on gendered styling and market shifts, including the spread of hair nets, bandannas, and combs among men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Mek
Custles
Baltimore
Frank Sifatrs
van Johnean
Veronica Lake
Gurries
Evergreen plans for year round sports resort near Canter
Plans announced for a large sports complex near Evergreen California to reuse an iron ski center in winter as a listing, golf, and swimming facility marketed as a year round sports paradise. Local officials say the project will transform the site into a multi discipline recreation hub with potential economic benefits for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Cal
Sportsmans
Prigdise
Fragmentary Fashion Notice From New York Shop
A faded OCR snippet mentions knitting and crochet items, decorative needles, and pattern prints. It references addresses on Itth Street in New York and contains names like Patti Umber. The readable fragments suggest home decor and needlework merchandise without coherent events or dates.
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Mirren
Caine
Hodsnholl Arte Dent
Steet
New York
Pett
Home Demonstration Work Dates Back Thirty Years
National Home Demonstration Week May 5 12 highlights progress in home and family life over thirty years. The extension program reaches three million women with education on agriculture, home economics, and community welfare, led by agents across counties and guided by state and national agencies.
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Markl AL Milwan
Toansos Af Lentinn
Apa Hente
Tamato Caning
Tennselver County
Troy Court
John Holser
Tueetensil
Ehalrman
Ivanthe
Hibkees
Misa
Alice J. Bunce
Nesan
Sen
Woahing
Hybrid Corn Yields Well By HENHY Lo PRE
A historical note on hybrid corn varieties detailing growth advice, spacing, cultivation, and disease prevention. It highlights early and constant sweet corn supply with varieties like Crmelcross and Marerossa, noting expected yields, planting depths, and pest considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowell
Mason
Jim
Letter of gratitude and memory to Mathers from a devoted child
The letter expresses ire and love toward Mathers, describing a lifelong bond and childhood memories. The writer thanks God and their mother, recalling a time of trust and affection, and acknowledges enduring gratitude for guidance and support through years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
Yonrat
Tomasenod
Summer Togs and Chinese Carp Myth In a Summer Parade
A fragment combines fashion notes on White Sands summer parade outfits with a tale from ancient Cathay about carp symbolizing wealth happiness and reincarnation. The piece links Chinese belief to a fabric story and a stylized parade of casual sportswear and polo shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae
Cathay
Chita T
Graduation Day Fashions and Keepsake Dress Notes
A garbled preview of graduation attire describes keepsake boxes, white or colored dresses, and fashionable details. It references platform gowns, bodice styles, long dresses, eyelet and lace fabrics, and decorative trims, noting white pique and net options with embellishments for ceremonial wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuias
New York
Our Children by Angelo Patri faces town attitude on youth drinking
A reflective piece argues that adults fuel underage drinking by failing to enforce rules and by enabling roadhouse access. It urges parents to guard children at home, reject alcohol offers to youths, and emphasize health, beauty, and character protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Mai
Childrin
Yourne
Osnitaly
Bridge Tricks By William E Kenney America's Caril Authority
William E Kenney presents bridge tricks and strategies in the weekly column, offering practical guidance for players seeking to improve bidding and play. The article covers common missteps, signal reading, and hand evaluation with examples from recent hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Kenney
America’s
Caril Authority
Queen of Spades Finesse Debate in Bridge Column
A bridge problem debated for years centers on whether South should finesse for the queen of spades after West leads clubs and plays the dummy. Arguments cite West holding 11 cards versus East, with various lines including doubleton queen-jack in West or a single jack in East. The columnist leans toward the queen being favorable to the declarer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Tie Nee
Tia
Rash Puta
Jhutomy
Fred Kaplan
New York
Westatti
Ukelinood
Girl Scouts Camp Aims To Foster Interracial Understanding
A unique Girl Scout camp to be held in June at the Tolan boarding school will bring selected girls from across the country. The program seeks to build cross racial understanding and future cooperation between Navajo and non Navajo groups with a focus on outdoor skills and neatness. Delegates will be approved by national headquarters and chosen on the basis of leadership, adaptability and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toadream
Girl Sconte
Jendershin
Potee Intarést
Family supper plans spark lively kitchen talk and quirky questions
Irregular letters and local chatter reveal plans for a Sunday family dinner with crab, pasta, pot roast, and a festive cheese course. Glimpses of cooking tips, travel talk, and a playful exchange about celebrities mix with questions about a Kentucky cow and a Broadway recording.
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Oli
Prlogsa
Miller
Wentun
United Sul
Babar
Drs Acos
Fale Speelies
Bay
Mie
Millar
Phory de
Jy Allen
Fulton St
Crochet
Andy
Sun
Boll Blen
Lunde
United States
Pianng
Warlahap
Tivkes
Hatewice
Syracuse
Ach
Canny Haine
Emphasix
Aman
Mang Hanaena
Munvanlaor Vanity Fonte Burra
Justin Dings
Tus Philips
Heerstelip
Edward Henrotin
Manele. Whitney
Berling
Maw Button
Genter Campbell
Coolahore
Raymond Miler
Chaves J. Millow
Great Rand Lake
Charles Guenther
Tyovy
Jeane Bnow
West Stephentown
Marshall Rosehaed
Luthery
John Vin Acher
Clinton Huigats
Togs
Angelo Patri
Nrinkins
Vernon
jSthorn
Emerse
Ohio
Finfair
Deondy
Salle
Gloria
Dwilelang
Fenixtire
Virginia
Minn
Mitel Boulgin
George Wunder
Billy
Frank Elmulra
Drusmin
Troy Besitins
Ark
New Sark Alate Regents Fleart
Hyglione Company
Kcrenectady
Lafayette Street
Schenectady, N. Y
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