Women in Politics Stir Debate Across Viewpoints
In a current magazine discussion two women politicians face jail for alleged poll fraud in Chea and Pittsburgh, with Mrs. James M. Downey arguing women have failed politics while Mrs. Belle Sherwin notes measurable gains in child protection and anti corruption efforts. The piece surveys women's evolving role, predicting continued participation and eventual influence as experience grows, while cautioning against a gender power shift.
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Cheago
Pittsburgh
James M. Downey
Detroit
Learn the Sitll Women Voters
Daily Lessons in English Words of Sed
Fragmented OCR text presents a list of English word usage notes and errors. It hints at pronunciation issues and sufficiency of empirical evidence in language study, but the readable parts are sparse and garbled. The piece seems to be a linguistic or educational column with scattered phrases.
Train Tales and Desert Views From Imperial Valley to San Diego
A narrator on a long train journey describes shared camaraderie aboard the Observation car, encounters with an aviator from Wichita, and reflections on planes, mountain crossings, and the Imperial Valley scenery. The narrative covers foggy air routes, a layover at Amarillo, and vivid depictions of tunnels, cliffs, and Tutored rigging, ending with impressions of San Diego and Tia Juana.
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Sania
Wichita
United States
Chicago
St. Louis
California
Usaie
Amerillo
Lot
Vollea
Volcante
Wits
Perera
Lowangele
San Diego Ag
Coe Genitoman
Gulden
Pisa
Ting
Imperial Valley
Mex
Val
Old
Mexico
Mexicali
el Centro
Centro
Imperial
Carr Gorse
Yo Sega
San Diego
Tia Juana
Agua Calinte
Birthday memory in McKinley home eighty years ago
A fragment from a 1920s column recalls William McKinley’s fifth birthday at the White House with cake and candles. The piece shifts to a Washington County Iowa note about a hog on a snowy bus run and various small community jots, letters, and local arrivals and departures.
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McKinley
Abe Martin reports on delayed edible wood and flu notes
Scientists are a little late promising to make wood edible. Abe Martin mentions people already eating a croquet ball with vinegar. Ike Soles is bedridden with flu, while Bootleg Ike Lark says Soles is tapering off and will return to the saw mill in a few days.
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Ike Soles
Ike Lark
Weather Surprise? Social Roundup in Chill and Snow
Detrel reports continued cold with heavy snowdrifts along the roads. Despite weather, the neighborhood enjoys dinners and social evenings. On Wednesday January 16, Mr and Mrs Homer Birney hosted a six o'clock dinner with multiple families in attendance, followed by other gatherings from Mr and Mrs Rennie Dawson to Mr and Mrs Boyd Foster and friends.
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James
Richard
Rennie Dawson
Lloyd Foster
Bobby
Washington
Donald
Clyde Dawson
Herald
George
Royse
Madison Jones
Shaw Place
Living Lake School
Jones
Donald Brown
Wallinggford
Geo. Reed
Sunda
I. F
Detrel
Homer Birney
Bernice
Lois Holland
Glenn Wilson
Hen. Wilson
Waleter
Bo'py
Boyd Foster
Stanley
Jp. Wilson
Glenn Wileson
Union District Notes Mildred Kurt at Baptist Convention
Corresponder a Union District item notes Jan 28 event with Mildred Kurt. Mr and Mrs Dave Benson attended the convention at the Baptist Washington, with rear and children spending time nearby.
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Union District
Dave Benson
The
Baptist Washington
Local Social Notes From Wallingford Area
Thursday events include Mrs Ed Jackson hosting with her mother while Mr Bear attends a Wallingford sale. Lunches shared by Mr Bear and Mr Clarence Jackson. Neighbors hold a coasting party at Pickling hill Monday evening. John Kurtz learns his father is very ill in Lincoln Ill. Dinner gatherings feature Mr and Mrs N J Benson and daughter Marjorie with Mrs Benson’s sister Mrs C Hi Tear. Several visits and social calls noted among local families.
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Ed. Jackson
Bear
Wallingford
East Franklin notes and deaths trail in era report
Mrs Ida Meeks reports East Franklin happenings with visits from James Walton of Oskaloosa and a stop at the Chester home. The community mourns the sudden death of John Sheets. Families gather at multiple local homes as sickness and travel mark the week. Roy Dawson moves machinery to Hillhouse place for rental through March. Local clues mix with a joke about truth and barking at heels of an error.
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East Prankll
James Walton
Oskaloosa
Clay Walton
We Chester
John Sheets
Jesse Meeks
Danters
Martha
Ernest Meeks
Wallace
Lorimer
Rolla
Oklahoma
Brinning
Allis
Mans
Wellman
Roy Dawson
Hillhouse Place
Brighton
Dewey Coffman
Lester Nicola
Baby
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