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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1920
Page
6
A Fortnightly club paper argues mothers shape child morals through play in a household setting. It urges directed play, proper companionship, home play spaces, and parental guidance, citing examples and a parable of artistic molding to illustrate nurturing character.
A summary of committee recommendations from Iowa welfare workers at the De Moines state conference. Proposals cover birth and death registration, midwifery laws, mothers pensions, aging out of minors, probation officer duties, penalties for judicial violations, trained county social workers, protections for women night work and hours, 32 week school attendance, child labor and adoption reforms, and maternity homes.
The Ladies' Aid of the First United Presbyterian church announces graduation exercises for Green Mountain Female Seminary under the third division. The program starts at 8 o'clock Thursday evening in the church basement with a full student program including class poet, prophecy, history, valedictory, songs, readings, vocal duet, and diplomas presented by Zulieta Montgomery.
A long list of social gatherings and meetings from November 9 to 16. Notable events include the Woman's Improvement League meeting at Miss Esther MacGugin’s home, Fortnightly club home economics sessions, Daughters of the American Revolution rescheduled to November 16 at Mrs. A. R. Miller’s home, and various club circles and church groups hosted by local residents such as Mrs. A. Miller, Mrs. F. J. Wilson, and Mrs. Henry Eagle.
The verse portion celebrates bold living and mastery under sun and storm, while a clipped note mentions Princess Mary of England receiving an annuity of 30000 dollars yearly.
Miss Jane A Delano director general of the Red Cross nursing department died last April in France and was buried with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery Washington D C.
In England a National Mouse club showcases successful exhibitors led by Lady Decies. Members breed high grade mice and celebrate achievements in fancy rodents.
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