Women in World News and Legal Milestones
An array of short notes covers women’s progress: Chinese women elected in Duxbury Virginia towns. Nsuaace South Africa women kneel to tax bands. New York female paid laborers now earn 2500 dollars yearly. A queen’s badge of honor and a London court acquittal mark legal milestones. a woman lawyer defends a town, while Miss J C Banbridge threads 83 years of service in a London shop. The Japanese stage features male actors in female roles and women prisoners in Bucks County face tedium at Doylestown.
Prudence's Daughter Chapter 11 Continues
Prudence's Daughter continues as Jerrold tours the cluttered third floor studio. Theresa jokes about mess while Jerry admires the studio and plans an outing for dinner after hearing about several dining options. The scene blends art, impatience, and personal code as Prudence remains elusive.
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Prudence
Jerrot
Jerry
Theresa
Kimmer
Alimi
Jim
Thertcan
Joo
Janes
Mim
Miss Harmer
Jarry
Artistic dreams and lonely nights in New York flats
Jerry endures a crowded artists colony in Manhattan as Theresa Mimi and Rhoda chase intense careers. She sketches and studies with Gravee Mc Dowell while facing loneliness after relatives travel to Europe. A party at Carter Blake’s studio promises a hopeful social break amid daily drift.
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Rhoda
Lam
Theresa
Hera
Angel-face
Jerry
Ithoda
New York
Prudence
Rasenr
Europe
Srech
New York Party Sparks Romance and Departure in Des Moines
In Carter Drake’s studio Jerry Harmer meets wealthy idler Duane Allerton in New York where she captivates him but then walks away after a sudden clash. The tale shifts to Jerry’s Des Moines upbringing as she pursues art studies in New York and befriends painter Theresa whom she meets through actress Mrs Delaney.
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Pary
Carter Drake
New York
Jerry
Geraldine) Harmer
Prudence
Duane Allerton
Allerton
Des Moines
Mre Delaney
Afimi
Theresa
Jerry Delves Into Work What Comes Next After Starting
The question asks whether Jerry enjoys the work now that she has begun. It then seeks guidance on potential next steps or plans following this initial effort.
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Jerry
Pay Day Pay Dispute Over Clerk's Wages
A bookkeeper asks for extra pay claiming to work full payroll duties while the clerk was ill. Manager Mr Grasp denies the claim and calculates pay, awarding half the week for himself and half for the clerk, resulting in a disputed sum.
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Grasp
American Samoa Island Group and Harbors Key Facts
The American Colony of American Samoa includes Tutuila and Aunua with total area 579 square miles and population 8324 including 266 Americans. Pago Pago on Tutuila is the harbor hub. ceded in 1972, naval and coaling station. Distances and crops noted. land privately owned and chiefly coconut farming dominates.
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Samaea
Tutula
Aunua
Amercans
Tutila
South F Pacific
United States
San Frrancisco
Why painting preserves the life of wood
Unfinished wood surfaces absorb grease and dirt, stain easily, and are harder to clean than surfaces with varnish or paint. Finishing with oil or paint reduces cleaning effort, protects wood, and limits water damage. Use mild soap and water for cleaning, avoid strong alkalis, and treat stains with oxalic acid cautiously. Dry floors, use cloths and oils, and minimize water contact.
Why the Golden Age Is Never the Present
The columnist contemplates Dean Inge on modern life and the charm of the past. He argues the “Golden Age” appears in memory, not in the present, and regrets persist despite evidence of progress. The piece reflects on whether forebears were wiser and if life has truly improved.
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Dean William Ralph Inge
Ufe
Toledo
Why We Should Walk More Dr Charles A Boston Yancheon
Dr Charles A Harvard president emeritus urged conservation and protection of scenery wildlife and public reservations noting walking is disappearing. He cited a New York Herald Tribune survey from Brattle Street Cambridge showing 440 pleasure vehicles 110 trucks 2 motorcycles and 53 pedestrians over periods of 15 minutes at peak times.
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Charles
Harvard
Boston
Yancheon
New York Herald-Tribune
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Why He Wasn't Going The Revival Meeting Anecdote
A revival meeting shows a Scot’s stubbornness when a preacher asks all who wish to go to heaven to raise hands. All raise except one man who replies he will not go to heaven because he is not going to heaven yet.
Missus Joke Turns On Tight Britts And Wife Peeking
A tailor asks a man about trouser width and the customer replies he cannot know exactly how wide to please his wife. He jokes that he hates to have his wife get ahead of him and wonders how wide a tight brit is.
Elephants Slaughtered in Belgian Congo Trade
Reader learns about poaching of thirty thousand male elephants annually in the Belgian Congo, highlighting a brutal wildlife decline driven by colonial exploitation and trade.
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Belgian Congo
Newspaper Card: Local Advertisements Reveal Quick Returns
This paper highlights swift results in local ads and notices, promising prompt service and fast responses for buyers and readers seeking timely opportunities.
American Telegraph College Ad Seeks Applicants in Salt Lake
An old styled notice offers $145 to enroll with monthly terms for a Great opportunities program at American Telegraph College. It promises clean easy work and secured sessions, urging hundreds of graduates and inviting readers to write for a free catalogue in Salt Lake City.
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Lear
American Telegraph College
Main
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Cabinet & Fixture Co Announces Offers
Salt Lake City firm on Richards Street advertises fixtures for home and business with catalogues and diplomas from Moler Barber College. Includes references to barber trade education and cabinet work services.
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Salt Lake
Richards
Salt Lake City
Utah
Moler Barber College
Regent St
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