Father Rules in English Family
A Chicago era column notes a New York burst over Lord Northesk and Jessica Browne, exploring English versus American domestic roles. It asserts the English husband is typically the head of the home, with quiet authority and family councils while women and children defer to him.
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Lord Northesk
New York
Jessica Browne
Flo Zienfeld
England
Lorelei
America
Father as sovereign head amid changing gender roles
The narrative contrasts the Victorian ideal of male supremacy in the home with emerging American independence. It praises a self sacrificing English father who, despite strict control over family life, is presented as unselfish. It notes curiosity about how objectively true these depictions are in the United States and England.
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Shipley
United States
Normal voiced speech urged for deafened at St Louis
Dr. Homer L. Kenyon of Rush Medical College urged teachers of the deaf to use vocal physiology insights, especially Adam's apple movement, to help deafened individuals approach normal voices. He warned that tense high pitched voices stem from mouth and chest muscle tension and suggested education could lessen vocal handicap.
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St. Lois
Hlmer Lt
Kenyon
Rush Medical College
Chicago
American Federation of Organizations
Adams apple guides deafened pupil in voice normality
Observation of the Adam's apple indicates vocal cords are acting to produce a normal voice. When functioning normally it moves easily. when not, it stays fixed above its resting position, signaling voice quality.
French Railways Adopt Motorcar
French railways move into auto transport forming subsidiaries to run auxiliary services. The Southern company plans fast freight facilities to ship cars at reduced rates, enabling motorists to use their vehicles at resorts without driving from Paris.
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Paris
France
Southern
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