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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1919

Page

4

Misquoted Jarrs Debate Women Fashion Rights

In a 1919 domestic quarrel Mr Jarr misquotes Shakespeare and argues about women, marriage, and fashion. Mrs Jarr defends independence, condemns traditional roles, notes unpaid housework, and predicts fashion trends while darning stockings. The exchange highlights gender expectations, labor, and evolving dress codes of the era.

Shakespeare Mr. Jarr Mrs Jarr Mr Jarr Jarr Mra Jarr Eli Tam

Labor unions urge firm $16 50 mercantile wage rule

Central Labor Union adopts resolutions at Musicians Hall demanding the $16 50 weekly minimum for mercantile workers remain intact. They accuse merchants of planning to hire cheaper miners if the miners’ minimum is cut. Harry Holieban presided. A special hearing follows merchant protests, with union voices to be heard. W N Huttel announces ready start for the District Trade Union College in October. Mike Radigan of Boston Metal Trades Union spoke on general labor topics.

Central Labor Union Minimum Wage Board Mercantile Harry Holieban W. N Huttel District Trade Union College Mike Radigan The Metal Trades Union Boston

Sterling G. W. U. Speaker to open session at Masonic Auditorium

George Washington University Law School begins its regular session with exercises in the new Masonic Auditorium at 5 pm today. Senator Sterling will be the principal speaker and Dean Merton Lerson will preside.

George Washington University Law School Masonic Sterling Merton L ¥Erson

3500 Barracks Bags Sought for Thirty-fifth Division

Army transportation service at Hoboken seeks 3500 barracks bags held by former members of the Thirty-fifth national guard division of Kansas. The effort aims to reclaim equipment issued to soldiers in that division.

Thirty-fifth National Guard Division Kansas Army Transportation Service Hoboken

Army Hospitals Open to Navy Men and Soldiers

Army hospitals will treat sailors, marines, and soldiers suffering disabilities from the war. The change was announced yesterday, expanding eligibility for medical care at Army facilities for those in the line of duty.

Band Concerts Today at Soldiers' Home

The Soldiers' Home Band under director John J. Miller presents a program starting at 6 p m with marches and overtures including Itallien in Algiers and The Adjutant. Featured solos include cornet and the Star Spangled Banner as part of a grand concert led by Edward N Hurley and Weldon.

TV. 8 Marines Tannhauser John M. Zimmermann Weldon Overture Italien Algiers

Fur neckpiece with fisher fur gains stylish charm

An evergreen fur neckpiece offers a distinctive look with a fence-like silhouette around the neck and shoulders. Wide and drapable, it protects street wear and complements evening wraps, appealing to the well-dressed woman with its long, bushy fisher fur tails.

Ribbon trim frock in kimono sleeves for yardage use

A fashion note describes a ribbon trimmed kimono sleeved frock to use with various fabrics. It details gathering at the neck, center front looped ribbon, vertical side strips, and finished sleeve ends with looping ribbons for a playful effect.

Apples And Arbiter Talk In A Cracked Time Capsule

We glimpse a whimsical verse mixing biblical motifs with fruit puns and political asides from 1919. References include Adam Eve Lil Willies apples Uncle Si and a deacon jailed, alongside a jab at arbitration between the Prince of Wales and President De Valera. The piece closes noting eggs at a dollar and banks seeking safety boxes.

Prince of Wales de Valera Bell Syndicate, Inc

The Golden Age of Woman and the Marriage Question

A 1919 piece satirizes modern women chasing love and marriage while men remain fixed in changeable roles. It argues women should marry, contrasts minds of women and men, and end with quips on housekeeping and domestic life.

Wholesale Beef Prices in Washington Decline Over Weeks

The record shows Swift & Company selling carcass beef in Washington with weekly prices from May to September. Amounts range from about 22.82 down to 16.05, reflecting a downward trend as weeks advance.

Washington Swift & Con

Semidetached collars and knit sweater blouses in fashion

Fashion notes describe semidetached fur collars priced for wear with coats and suits. Cross drape around the throat, smart and in demand. Fur colorings and red glints influence wraps. Suit imports favor no single coat length with side fullness. Novelty blouses show fringe and knit sweater styles as favored trends.

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Mrs. Jarr CLU Trade Union College Sterling G. W. U. Speaker Wilam Ra Saatelmann Wriitng Fantasia Sdoge Scotland Lampa Perman Iran Moret National Cleaners and Dyers National Association Cleaners and Dyers Pa. Ave. N.W E St. N. W E. Cap James J. Montague Eve Adam Willie Vet Baldwin Peary Paderewski Mrs. Solomon Helen Rowland Wheeler Syndicate Swift and Company Federal Trade Commission Swift & Company Trade Commission Swift Union Stock Yards Chicago U.S. A Center Market D. T. Dutrow Temmes Average Vu Swiet & Com
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