Women face choices between homemaking and earnings in Pictorial Review
In two January Pictorial Review essays Mabel Potter Daggett cites 33000 women in Chicago stockyards 2360 on the Pennsylvania Railroad and 600 in a Wall Street brokerage. Helen King Robinson argues women must choose between home and money earning, with no right to both.
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Helen King Robinson
Pictorial Review
Those Eighteen Girls From Smith Rebuild France
A valiant unit of Smith College women rebuilds a French village, restores farms, and faces renewed German advances. Hazel Deyo Batchelor chronicles their reconstructions in Pictorial Review January issue with vivid illustrations and a nostalgic New Year card feature.
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Hazel Deyo Batchelor
Darkness and doubt cloud a Major’s fatal attraction
A whispering scene unfolds as a woman spy’s touch flirts with the Major’s hair and danger. The riddle centers on who remains the true spy and which passion doomed the officer to a perilous fate.
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Douglas Land
U.S. Secret Service
War Council
Versailles
Washington
Your Soldier Son in Paris
Ida Clyde Clarke outlines demobilization issues facing families in Washington and explains how to handle finances, rent, and insurance when husbands are away. The January Pictorial Review covers rights and self-help steps for anxious mothers.
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Ida Clyde Clarke
Pictorial Review
Washington
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