First Woman Physician Elizabeth Blackwell Pioneering Doctor
Elizabeth Blackwell, born in Bristol England, became the first woman to earn an M D in the United States. She faced college refusals yet studied at Geneva and in Europe, graduating top of her class. She then opened a women and children infirmary in New York and founded a women’s medical college.
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Points of Interest in City Fur and Neck Pieces Sale
A historical ad highlights reliable fur and neck pieces offered at Dillon & Co. 1105 Main Street with prices guaranteed one third lower than elsewhere. Advertises wreaths and laurel-roping by John Reck & Son and claims nationwide trust in quality.
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Practical Flamé Dress Making Guide For Home Sewers
From Pictorial Review the article details a medium size dress design with step by step sewing instructions. It describes fabric choices such as dark poplin and black taffeta, pleat placement, perforation guides, and edge finishing, specifying six yards of 44 inch material and sizes 34 to 44 with a 15 cent price. It emphasizes home dressmaking techniques and pattern adjustments.
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Pictorial Review
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Dying Egypt and the Triumvir’s Last Farewell
The speaker declares dying in Egypt and laments Rome’s fall in a poem attributed to Williams Haines Lytle. The voice calls Cleopatra Glorious sorceress of the Nile and pleads for her to illuminate the path from Stygian horror while Caesar’s fame and Rome’s fate loom. Passionate farewell ends with Isis and Osiris guarding Cleopatra.
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Corner for Cooks French Dressing and Cream Dressings
A vintage kitchen note outlines French dressing with vinegar onion juice olive oil and salt while stressing cold preparation and emulsion in a bottle. It also covers a sour cream dressing with lemon juice mustard salt pepper and sugar, then a cream salad dressing with egg yolks butter lemon juice and whipped cream. The guide advises preparing dressings in quantity for efficiency.
Mystery of Dorothy Arnold remains unsolved four years later
Dorothy Arnold, a New York girl and Bryn Mawr alumna, disappeared on December 12 1910 after her room was found as left. World wide search spent nearly 200000 with detectives traveling across the United States Canada and Europe. Her relatives have given up hope and say she is dead.
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Francis R. Arnold
Bryn Mawr College
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West End Avenue
To & Hew
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Talks on Heart Topics by Laura Jean Libby
A long column discusses barriers to matrimony for different women, from sixteen-year-olds to widows, and offers advice on love, social norms, and overcoming obstacles. The piece blends commentary with reader questions and advisory replies, highlighting societal expectations and dating etiquette.
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Laura Jean Libby
A Girl Seeks Advice On Beau Etiquette
A letter to Dear Miss Libbey from a young girl asks if a girl should have beaux and how to handle affection in daily love talks. The fragment notes a desire for guidance on courtship and social expectations.
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Miss Libbeys Replies To Your Letters
A 16 year old writes Lover in trolley conductor role asking advice. Leure Jean Kéb bey, 15 President Steons Brooklyn NY, advises caution and patience. If he cares, he will declare himself. do not rush affairs.
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Missing New York Woman Dorothy Arnold Vanishes on Shopping Day
In December 1910 Dorothy Arnold, 26, leaves home to shop on Fifth Avenue and never returns. She is seen at a book shop and a sweets shop, then vanishes after meeting a friend near Thirtieth Street. Police and parents pursue clues, but no progress ends with the case attracting world wide attention.
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Fifth Avenue
Sixtieth Street
Mystery of the Butler's Cairn Plot Deepens In Timber Chase
Joe recovers a grim scene as Puttick confesses nothing and Linda, Petersham, and November piece together a tale of betrayal. Joe, November, and Linda capture Puttick, unravel a staged danger tied to a missing brooch, a red faced innman and a coded warning. They identify Tomlinson kin as principal suspects while weighing motives and routes through Senlis Lake and Butler's cairn. The group blends suspense with detective work, revealing a web of deception and risk.
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Bill Worke
Mappy Tomlinson
Bill
Dendy Tomifeeson
Mappy
Killer
Quebec
Wreaths a Laurel Ro JOHN BRECK 2 SON
CHAPTER XVII The City of the Woods describes Joe's shoulder wound from a bullet and his recovery aided by Linda. A Prismville doctor gives instructions which Linda closely follows as Joe urges outdoor time and sometimes requests a fish for supper. Joe tests Linda with many tasks, revealing his inventive suggestions. To Be Continued.
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