Measuring the Twilight and Domestic Economy’s Modern Lessons
A reflective piece contrasts a poem about a mother’s memory with a domestic economy essay. It follows a married couple Emily and Charles as they pursue frugal living, from Emily’s notebook calculations to misadventures with a refrigerator, Ottilia the housemaid, and a failed Stoopann cooking course. The narrative blends sentimental reminiscence with humorous domestic trial and error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Vanteluyler
Emily
Teomma
Arhoie
Charles
Sasith
Papa
Chieles
Sulan
Emly
Peresusatrely
Broily
China
Chiarles
Fada
Ale
Ottilia
Mme
Drossessor Stonpann
Stoopann
Terror in Russia and U S veto power history mix
A compiled news item surveys terror under Russian despotism with police state reports in St Petersburg. It then shifts to a 19th century American history overview of vetoes by U S presidents, including Washington and Jackson, and ends with anecdotal reflections on honesty and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Tuck
Professor Stoppann
Almont
St. Petersburg
New York Graphic
Russia
Rusaki
Cologne
Arenes
Ili
Opium Edict Sparks Fear Across China and Other Notes
Reports from China discuss a new imperial edict aiming to ban opium with death as punishment, while debates continue among ten million users. The piece also covers a Philadelphia burial of the “Man of Roots,” a woman’s design education petition in the United States, Russian plague fears, and a New York Women’s Christian Temperance Union event led by William Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pekin
Jian
James the Less
Philadelphia
Nafire
Jopal ‘Smith
England
Ashland
Sehuylkill County
Joseph
National Schools of Design
Washington
Ilatvict
Nlso
Canares
Russia
Mason
Empire
St. Petersburg
Vitelsk
Odensa
Warsaw
Women’s Christian Temprance Union
New York City
William £. Dodge
New York
le Kent
Dodge
Lin
Font Jn
Christan Union
Tremont House
Chicago
Liem
Henry Lightner
Wats
Peoria
Saizul
Gorge-De St
Lightnor
Lightner
Songata Deaceibe
Alaya
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco
Spe
Gaspa
J. Sanderson
Wephaat
India
South
Amneri
Stout
Chilians
Vest Creek
Parentes
Hana Seome
Jonsé
New York News
Bob
Stesméer
Panems
United
Sustan
Talon
United States
Rhode Taland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Fariand Snes
Youleen
Texas
Arkansas
Kentucky
Wrateny
Akinoia
Michipan
Woo
OTR
Baring
Qiormian
Arizonne
Rand
Postofice
BoBrevisi
Amew International
Universal Postal Union
Congerss
United States of Azeries
Women Lawyers of the 19th Century United States
The piece chronicles early women in law from Phoebe Cousins and Sarah Kilgore at Washington University to later figures like Lavinia Goodell and Clara Foltz. It traces admissions across multiple states, partnerships in Chicago and Tiffin, notable deaths, and the growth of women practicing in law, temperance, and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Cousins
Sarah Kilgore
Lte
Washington University
St. Louis
Law School of Michi, University
Kilgore
Westman
Indianapolis
Ind
Georgie Snow
Utah
Clara A. Nash
Maide
Balva Lockwood
Washington
D. C
Mise
Salt Lake City
Ira, Awh
Portland
Tiffin
Rita M. Hulett
Chicago
Charlotte E. Ray
Washington, D
Miss Raper
Ann Arbor
Mich
Annette
Florence Crouise
Brastice
Sutes
Hulett
California
Miss Ray
Washington, D.C
Harvard Universe Law School
Raper
Miolsian University
Miss Martin
Perry
Grand Rapids
Mary E. Boater
Michigan University Law Scholol
Martha Angie Dorsett
Minnesota
Agnes Scott
Tiffin, O
Mias
Merrill
Kicazo
Towa
Atieady
Angie King
Kane
Janesville
Clara S. Foltz
King
Miss Goodell
Miss Kane
Milwaukee
Foltz
San Francisco
J. Ellen Foster
Clinton
Poe
Leas
United States
Chicago Inter-Ocean
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Selover
Bristot County Journal
Alwavn
D.O
Sam
Niagara
Misa Vantehuyfel
Zine & Co
Emils
Tree
Zing & Co.'s
Aaid
Plak
Plausme-Chopper
Tamia
Andy
Ottilix
Rervon
Lamb
Jaal
Jeck
Dean Tella
Delmonico's
Jessor Stoppann
Charlie
Ase
Emily Guile
St. Beuve
Jack
Altendance
Jacl
Aly
Mimi
Tanid
Professor Stoopann
Savi
Stella
Ely
Profraser Stoopann
Pys
Sersky
Sturet Bill-Atickee
Coline de Berg
Congress
Madison
United States Bank
Munroe
Cumberland Fund
Jackson
Tyrelve
Tyler
Volk
Pierce
Buchanan
Tincoln
Johnson
Grant
Jtwentysalx
Hayes
Mississippi
Jackson Tie
Park
Colorado
Nokeree
Will Carlow
Tarper
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Tuthill
Will Carlton
Betsey and
Theart
Cainton
America
Columbus
Mexico
Cortez
Peru
Maria U'Escobar
Diego de Chauvees
Lima
Quito
Renader
Order of St. Francis
Thare
Tiave
Fashton Hotel
Charles Pence
Manchester
Hebron
Hadron
Sardiniere
the Mate
Vicksburg
Egeman
Paris
Romissory
Becwuge
Aquor
Pioryune
Waterloo Observer
St Cen
Athens
Sven
Rome
Keny
Hieabson
Jnacorn bin
Mr. X
Yale
Keely
John W. Keely
Mow
Ullee
Terry
Cuamnie
Che Monk
Miss-Sal
Misa
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