Study ILLS OF BABIES SESSIONS BEGIN NOVEMBER 14
Washingtonians active in the fourth annual convention of the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality. The meeting runs November 14 to 17 at Hotel Withad. Discussion topics include eugenics prenatal care infant hygiene and maternal instruction, infant feeding standards, and social welfare programs. The association aims to reduce infant mortality and acts as a central information hub. Notable Washington participants include Dr Cressy I Wilby and Miss Sulla C Lathrop. The traveling exhibit on infant mortality is on view. headquarters are in Baltimore.
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District Medical Society
Amerian Association For the
Withad
Washington
Rss
Hamme Mahmeg
United States
Yale University
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Ita
I Emmett Holt
New York
J Whitridge Wilams
Isaac A&a Abt Chicks
Arthur D Godwin Cleveland
Pnilip van Ingen
New York Eitvy
Austin McLandhan
Samuel S Adams
Washington DC
J. Emmett Helt
New York City
Jillian Welsh
Welen C Putnam
Providence
Roen Remica
Peof
Jordan
University of Virginia
Mary Sherwend
Baltimore Nedaties
Henry F Helmholz
Ghiewo
Harriet
Cressy I. Wilby
Bureau of the Census
Sulla C Lathrop
Federal Children’s Bureau
J W Achereschewsky
United States Public Health Service
William Woodward
Ditriet
Charles Ford Langworthly
Department of Agriculture
Gertrude B Knipp
Women workers in District toil long hours study shows
A Department of Labor bulletin by Marie I Obenhauser details working conditions for women across districts stores laundries and factories. It notes most retail workers log 55 to 59 hours weekly with a small share over 60. Average wages in stores about 56 dollars for 252 reporters versus 67 dollars for 2670 on the payroll. In manufacturing sectors 48 to 54 hours weekly is common with higher wages about 88 cents more than retail. Sunday and night shifts are common in hotels and restaurants.
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Department of Labor
Marie I. Obenhauser
Bulletin
Nerard
Wom
Suffragist Leader Opens Woman's Business Exchange in Colorado Building
The Woman's Business Exchange of Washington, led by Dr M Siewers, opens offices in the Colorado building to aid self supporting women in government service. Dr Siewers, a longtime suffragist ally of Susan B Anthony and Alice Paul, will recruit for the parade tied to presenting the national constitutional amendment petition to Congress.
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Colorado
Woman's Business Exchange of
Washington
Dr. & M. Siewers
Siewers
Congress
Dr. Slewers
Berman-Welles
England
Susan B
U S Plans Magazine From Department of Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture will launch a monthly or more frequent Journal of Research to replace technical bulletins. It will be edited by three departmental representatives and two from colleges and stations. Farmers' bulletins continue, with many regional pamphlets and broader nationwide publications.
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Department of Agriculture
Iamnad
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