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Women clubs in this country face backlash and limited acceptance
The piece discusses how women clubs have struggled to gain traction in the United States, facing protests and accusations of depriving men of public life. It notes objections about male exclusion and argues that cosmopolitan, democratic society does not require strict segregation, citing limited historic examples like Sorosis in New York and a few Western experiments.
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The Curious Speculation On a Century Span Life
A fragmented essay discusses Brows-Sravans hypothetical life extension and a world where a century-long lifespan reshapes work, wealth, crime, and social order. It contemplates wealth hoarding, public policy, and the fate of Native Americans amid expanding longevity and new markets for life-extending discoveries.
No Children in the House in Hans Breitmann Versed Dialect
A dialect poem by Charles Fortes ApaMs laments a boarding house with no children. The speaker recalls a life of noise and activity gone, suggests desires for material comforts and heaven, and ends with a waiting longing for peaceful eternal homes. The piece mocks worldly bliss and spousal spouts while invoking Breitmann style.
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