Modern Woman and the Militant Suffrage Debate
The piece surveys shifting gender roles in England and America, noting militant feminist methods and their impact on society. It cites Dr. Head's view that educated middle class women pursuing independence could threaten traditional family structures, while remarking that suffrage concerns appear minor beside broader social upheaval and changes in morality.
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England
America
Head
London
Tr. Head
Controversy over Mile Saint-Point women war-cry stirs Paris
The piece quotes Mile Valentine du Saint-Point promoting a revolt against feminism. It argues women should gain power by adopting manly traits and even brutality, with men freed from family duties to pursue conquest. The Futurist stance challenges traditional gender roles and obedience.
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Mlle
Valentine du Saint-Point
Mile
Saint- Point
Thoughts on the Day and Hobby Advice
The passage contrasts undesirable experiences as darkness hindering life meaning and urges finding a hobby to balance finances and time. It praises simple crafts like furniture making and gardening as wholesome pursuits to keep one content and indoors at night.
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Bruce Wallace
Smiles for the Day Engaged Pair Share Jot of Hope
A cheerful couple announces their engagement with playful exchanges about future joys and shared burdens. A Scottish clergyman and a railway worker trade light banter in a carriage, contrasting decades of service with a punchline about uncoupling.
Methodist Local Preachers' Mutual Aid Association Meeting
The annual gathering at Baring Square Church and Victoria Hall elected officers led by President A. T. McIndoe and Vice President J. Voss. Reports showed progress with youth classes and a sermon competition. Mr Patten, former president, spoke at the closing address.
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Methodist Local Preachers’ Mutual Aid Association
Baring Square Church
Messrs
WJ. Elliott
T. BR. B. Wooltooxall
Victoria Hall
A. T. McIndoe
J. Voss
J. T. M. Priest
G. W. Andrews
Baring Square
Patten
South Island Baptist Young Men's Bible Union encampment opening
The annual gathering in Tinwald Domain opened with a devotional led by president H. G. Goring. About 75 delegates from Canterbury Otago and Southland attend as tents and a marquee shelter twenty sites. A cricket match Canterbury beat Otago by two wickets and eight runs, followed by an oratorical contest won by W Westerman.
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South Island Baptist Young Men’s Bible Union
Tinwald
Canterbury
Otago
Southland
H. G. Goring
Xatapod
Goring
Chisel
Otapo
Messrs
F. C. Mill
Flemington
J. Carlisle
Dunédin
Jas. Ings
W. Westerman
Jesus
Abraham Lincoln
Christ
F. W. Horner
P.M. Yelvin
Longhead
Palmerston Nains Vote Nixes Electric Trams Proposal
A Palmerston North vote on March 20 rejected electric tram plans. The tally showed 654 against and 551 for, a majority of 103 against trams. Voters favored continuing with motor buses and avoided the costly tunnel under the railway. A municipal bus proposal may follow if allowed.
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Palmerston N
Trais
Trims
Palmerston
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