Politics too dirty for women
Mrs. John Balch of Milton told the Brookline Study Club of the Anti-Suffrage Association that politics is a dirty business and unsuitable for women unless required by the State. She said suffragists are idealistic and impractical, while anti suffragists are practical. Balch is related to Emily Balch of Wellesley, a noted suffragist.
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Wellesley
State’s fate rests on masculine strength says Balch paper
Mrs Balch argues in her paper that the state is built by men and its stability relies on masculine strength and courage, despite popular calls for democracy. She contends real responsibility for government rests with men, warning against mistaken views of democracy.
Woman suffrage debate on democracy and industry roles
A political argument critiques woman suffrage by comparing town meetings to democracy, questions wage gains from the ballot, notes women's varied occupations, and argues a mother's influence shapes future citizens amid calls for broader voter rights. The speaker cautions against overburdening women and stresses natural law and societal duties.
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United States
Protestant Churches News Items From Lynn and Vicinity
Church notices in Lynn report prayer meetings and outings at Lakeside Church West Lynn First Congregational Blue Hills trip Milton Pleasant weather accompanies outings by Averill Tremont Temple Bible Class Nantasket Beach and Richards' hostelry. Rev Dr Malvern resigns from High Street Baptist Church effective Sept 1. farewell sermon Aug 3. Washington Street Church to close kindergarten and primary departments next Sundays through August while junior classes stay open. evening prayer meeting planned. Rev William Rice Newhall to preach last sermon for five weeks and reveal summer visitors list. Prof Albert Archibald visiting Lynn family at 163 Walnut Street.
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Richards
Malvern
High Street Baptist Church
Lynn
Washington Street
William Rice Newhall
First Methodist Church
Garrison to Visit All Army Garrisons
Secretary Garrison will begin a tour of inspection of army posts starting Wednesday. He aims to visit every garrison except coast defences to collect firsthand data for concentrating the army at key centers rather than many distant posts.
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Washington
United States
Woman collectors in Manchester probed for identity
An investigation was launched in Manchester New Hampshire to verify the identities of two women who for weeks collected money while posing as collectors in the yard of Mercy sisters. Rector Rev. I H G C Divignon of St. Mary's Church led the inquiry.
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Manchester
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St. Mary’s Church
West Manchester
Sisters of Mercy
Milk and Butter Prices Rise and Everyday Food Costs Follow
City marketmen reported milk prices have increased, and butter will rise as a result. Eggs of the best grade now fetch 38 cents, while custard pies and breakfast porridge lose affordability as milk climbs from five cents a quart.
Seasonal Produce Economies and Simple Fish Dishes This Week
The stalls offer peaches at 1 a five pound basket and plums 75 cents while smaller fruits hold steady. Shelled peas cost 26 cents a basket and fish prices dip to eight cents per pound for cod and haddock. A few salad ideas use currants with cream cheese, lettuce, and French dressing.
Old Weymouth pair plan fête for 65th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Tilden, Weymouth’s oldest married couple, will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary on Saturday. Born in Weymouth, he in 1824 and she in 1881, Tilden’s life spans shipyards, sailing vessels, a boat business, and a long musical record with the Weymouth Singing Society and local choirs.
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Fore River
Emily Wilden
Mediterranean
John Wilder
Central Wharf
Boston
Tilden
Quincy
Randolph
Duxbury
Daniel Webster
Veterans' Deaths Dwindle at Gettysburg Camp Observed
Washington July 10 Official figures show fewer Civil War veterans died during the Gettysburg camp week than at home. Secretary Garrison commends officers for planning policing and care that reduced fatalities among the aged soldiers gathered for the celebration.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Garrison
Vera Edmundson Stories Highlight Department Store Life
Vera Edmundson’s tales of department store life are praised as charming literary work and another appears in next Sunday’s Post Magazine, reinforcing her link to contemporary fiction.
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Vera Edmundson
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Veterans of the Mexican War Hold Annual Reunion in London
In London Ohio on July 10 the national and State associations of Mexican War veterans met with only a small turnout. A dinner was hosted by the local G A R post and a campfire gathering closed the day’s events.
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London
G. A. R. Post
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Summer Comfort
Poslam advertises quick relief for rashes pimples sunburn and other summer skin ailments claiming instant itching relief and fast healing. It promotes Poslam and Poslam Soap priced at 50 and 25 cents with free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
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