Self-Supporting Women in New York Discuss Living Costs
A New York gathering of self-supporting women including a musician, two journalists and an illustrator explored how much money is needed to live, work, and pursue art. The illustrator, living frugally on $40 weekly, found happiness in Europe and Paris study time, while the musician stressed that money, not art alone, shapes daily life and career choices.
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Oxford
Maine
Paris
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New York
New England
Europe
England
France
Scotyland
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higdy_ dee
Newath
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York
Latin Quarter
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Hatener
Tullos
Dune
Eilitor
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Aromonia
Brnce Tice
Sylvan Glenn
Hoch
Dineta
Sylvah
Glenn
T. Fute
Dolores
Carolyn
Musa_Dunn
Maggie Richards
Mary ET
Gene Edwards
Kitele
Earnest Willie
Ike
New Castle
Wousehold
Sea Monster Captured by Sea Lightship Crew
The No. 49 lightship crew at Chesapeake Bay mouth hauled a four foot monster with a batlike finned body and a rope tail. Two tiny reptiles detached from beneath its folded fin, suggesting a reptile or anomalous fish. Capt Moody and crew, aided by a harpoon, preserved specimens for scientists, who remain unsure if it is a fish, reptile, or unknown animal.
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Chesa
Peake Bay
Witam Macay
Meady
Captain Moody
Moody
Gevegl
Taltlyoure
H. K. Brooks
Johns Hopkins University
Wales
Bealdes
The Old Norse Tapestry Weaving by H Ashland
ANorwegish tapestry revival in modern times began with two women in rural Norway and grew into a formal school. Fru Frida Hansen and others revived ancient patterns using homespun wool and movable shades to create vivid Norse tapestries. The craft flourished in Christiania with a dedicated school and juried patterns, producing works admired in Paris and collected by foreign museums.
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Fru Frida Hanse
Festivall
Brynhill Budle
Olaf
Torfin Skald
Harota
Norway
Ister
Christiania
Fru Hansen
Kjersting Hunngtum
Hungen
Foreign Museuma
Ace
Paris
Flogera
Ira Hansen
Fer
Tupape
Household Department offers reader queries on plants and home tips
The Household page invites women readers to send gardening and household questions. includes plant care advice on glazed pots, pests, and seasonal planting. It shares practical tips on watering, spraying, and repotting, plus packing box furniture ideas and reader letters from 1891.
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Sunny South
Addreza
Household Departement
Atlanta
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