Women Edge Men In The Equal Rights Argument
HAL BOYLE argues that women’s social skills and adaptive honesty give them an edge in modern life. The piece contrasts Martha Washington’s handling of a cherry tree incident with George Washington’s blunt acknowledgement, asserting women’s language and negotiation empower today’s society. It notes ongoing legal equality while praising women’s communicative strategies as a social asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Washington
Daddykins
Martha
Georgie
Middletown Notes Include Returns and Local News
Miss Dorothy Felty returns to Washington after a weekend with Miss Mae Ginn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell spent Sunday in Charlottesville. Mrs. Casper Craig returns to Hyattsville from time with her father J. F. Weirich and Mrs. Weirich. Mrs. Silas Henry returns to Winchester after a few days here. Clyde Frey, recently in Winchester Memorial Hospital, is well enough to return to work. The W. S. C. 8. bake sale tomorrow at 2 in Mr. Park Everly's store window. Master Martin and Mrs. D. H. on sick list. Mrs. Glenn improving.
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Middletown
Dorothy Felty
Washington
Mae Ginn
Robert Campbell
Charlottesville
Casper Craig
Hyattsville
J. F. Weirich
Weirich
Silas Henry
Winchester
Clyde Frey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Park Everly
Martin
D. H
Glenn
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Pappy Washington
Martha Washington
Father
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Will Owings
Holmes Campbell
Claude Carper
Alberta Martin
Strasburg
Elizabeth McInturff
Herbert Frye
Rainsworth Sperry
The
National Geographic Society
Nightshade
Solenberger
Freshie
Ene
P. B. Wright
Berryville Avenue
Esso Servicenter
Whcuy
Esse
Biar
P. E. Wright
W. E. Martin
Esso Training Center
Solenberger Insurance Agency
Roy Rogers
King of
the Cowboys
Roy
Ozark Ike
Ringo
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Lou
Eer Dover
Blondie Resisterea
Bumstead
Chic Young
HENRY
By Carl Anderson
Secret Agent X-9
Ammics
Wilda
Ham
By Mel Graff
Toupee
Cleaners
Kook
Tal
Big Sister
Patent
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Itta Kett
U. & Patent Office
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Muggs and
Skeeter
U. S. Patent Office
Ello
By Wally Bishop
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