Woman's Page Story of a New Woman and Money Tactics
A Maryland couple confronts implied infidelity and gender role shifts as the wife accuses her husband of treating her as merchandise. He counts out money he had given her, while she asserts their marriage reveals changed identities and priorities. The wife questions the man’s view of women and their finances, hinting at a split over independence and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Jas
John
Wraliis
Dorothy Dix on Comradeship in Marriage
Dorothy Dix argues wives should be comradely with husbands, urging men to share interests and conversation at home. She notes women overburden themselves with entertaining and reading up, while men rarely match effort or understand the value of companionship in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sani Panion
Wanda
Sha Daea bin
Jenny
Martiage
Aroud
Huaband
Tadeed
Shin
Fier
Uae
Ani
Bread From Flaxseed Skins Reaches Petrograd
In Petrograd the only bread many vesidania could obtain for months was a flaxseed skin bread called duranda. M Saponen, an art center escapee witness, notes unemployment rising, workers hard to hire, and surreptitious selling of such bread by the poorer classes. Foreigners face restrictions, and food lines, while some try to move to the country for relief. The unrest mirrors wartime hardships as rationing tightens and strictures increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muelaingfors
Finland
Petrograd
Petrogrnd
Riesla
M. Sanonen
Rotherlet Ansaln
Martech
St. Saponen
Communist Party
Cnvedl Horna
Maponen
Brest
M. Saponen
Faretts
Broscow
Turbulent statements from Petrograd authorities on crime and militia
In a chaotic report from Petrograd, officials describe intensified police action and militia mashups amid widespread crime. They claim authorities suppress disorder while acknowledging divisions within factions and ongoing robberies at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Willett
Petrograd
Musponen
Nae
International Police Force Suggested by Member Parliament
Major David Davies, a member of parliament, urged the Grotius Society to create an international police force. He proposed each nation maintain an army for internal order and to supply troops to the League of Nations as needed. He suggested a global naval force, with disarmament of poisons and heavy weapons, all under league control. He predicted strong American opposition due to isolationist and pro league stances by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
David Davies
Grofius
League
Davien
America
Arent Republic
Pilgrim Fathers 300th Anniversary Celebrations Planned
New York reports plans for the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers with ceremonies across England, Holland, and the United States from May to December 1920. Events include Leyden Amsterdam Rotterdam commemorations, a Queen’s birthday observance, religious services, a memorial window, and a series of congresses guiding joint celebrations culminating in a Mayflower voyage return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Migrim Fathers
England
Holland
United States
Leyden
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
American
University of Leyden
Senalars
Universil
Renitel Harris
Manchester
En Viscount Bryce
Amer Gan
The
Netherlands
Pieterskirk
Ater
John Robinson
Church of
Enalant
Folin
Rijksmuseum
Raglinckerk
Helfislagen
Prarima
Thera
Tilpa
Tollersidin
Delftehaven
Atarapall
Rothmiliee
Zapata Leader Surrenders Reported in Mexico
Zapata leader Magama in northern Mexico surrendered to govern sent forces at Puetla according to advices received in El Paso today. He reportedly had about twenty seven followers at the time of surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
EL Paso
Tex
Idarda
Magama
Mexic
Forera
Puetla
Idealized American Womanhood Portrait on $22,000 Canvas
The War Department showcases a canvas by F Luis Morales depicting idealized American womanhood. The exhibit, funded by Secretary Baker and Major Joseph Stehell, will tour Chicago, St Louis, Minneapolis, and Cleveland before permanent display in Washington. It blends portraits of 106 women connected to Red Cross and war service, selected with input from Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Vanderbilt, highlighting factory and homefront roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Chicago
St. Loui
Minneapolis
Cleveland
F. Luis Morn
Bern
Baker
Joseph G. K Stehell
Merly
Ty 'Talio i Thaylo
Red Cross
Bede
Eft - Salk
United States
AST Kitchell Nnl
Iba
M. Mor
Marshall
Tame
Prohibition Directors Named Across States
Washington December 18 Threll traditional state prohibition director were appointed today listing Frank M. Silva of San Francisco California Kf Havlin of Javare for Montana Julius C Stremlau of Meriden Connecticut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiington
Threll
Frank M. Silva
San Framed
California
Kf. Havlin
Javre
Montane
Julius C. Stremlau
Meriden
Connecticut
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Levi and
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Gibson
Doan
Pete
Pola
Pwedibenst
Poul Hiyleak
John Gordon
Johny
Tam
Matherine
Howe
Solaefes
Anil
Kit
Kaitherne
Schilling
Japan
Ceylon
India
Golong
Allone
Shilling & Co Sen
Francisca
Dorothy Dix
Usband
Ronen DIX
Torrington
Idaho
Waho
Cache Valley
T. Farr & CO. Distributors
Noorda Bakery
Dalebo Bros
Taate
Twenty-seventh Street
Swift & Company
Prohibition
Toyo & CO
Grant Ave
Information Bureau
Lramwel Steck and
Waallington Ave
Flab National
K. von Kampen
Seine
mArceses
W. Halverton
D. i
Eccles
Gity Scavenger
Mevarthy
Cooper Shop
Dent
Washington Ave
Intermountain Concrete Co
Twentieth and Tikcola
Orden,tech. Chon Sas
Ogden Engraving Service Co
Pire
Charles Elsanberg
Phoric
Michigan
U Heal Clan
Pyne
Atpert
Weetarn Ofity & Tusk Co
Opin Tok
Hise
Waabiorlon Ave
Phen
KEY Fitting
Wey Fitting and
Jorle Yanatiing
Hudeon Wepabr
Windsor Vi
M. Pane
Marian’ O'Nel
Twentieth Street
Fanstary Garbage Co
Jobie Meedleaang
Hines
Whit Warblingtoe
Masntarsy Curie
Washinscon Ave
Vacuum Cleaners
Penn
Duke Vinge
RED Cross Seals
HED Cross
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