LITTLE BEAUTY CHATS A KITCHEN BEAUTY SHELF IDEA
The piece advocates a kitchen beauty shelf over or near the sink to keep hands and face in good condition while doing housework. It lists lemon for stain removal, Beauty Food, a cream rub, manicure tools, vaseline, wet salt, and mild toilet soap as essentials, encouraging readers to add other aids as needed.
Motherhood and Work: A Childcare Proposal in The World
The World discusses a teacher seeking leave to bear a child and advocates Baby Gardens where mothers working outside the home may leave their babies during work hours. It argues mother love endures, supports working mothers, and suggests society should provide child care, while preserving economic stability and education by professionals such as doctors and nurses.
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New York World
Board of Education of
New York City
New York
A Difficult Presumption And The Right To Testify
A New York Bar Association asks lawmakers to let the accused plead silence against him. Historically English law barred self testimony but many juries infer guilt from silence despite instructions. The piece weighs the fairness of requiring a defendant to testify and notes the mind’s bias toward guilt when one remains silent.
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New York Bar Association
Eminent geographer Dr Keltie marks seventy three years today
Editorial notes celebrate Dr John Scott Keltie born in Dundee March 29 1840 educated at St Andrews and Edinburgh. As secretary of the Royal Geographical Society he helped plan Antarctic expeditions amid a notable recent tragedy.
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John Scott Keltie
Dundee
St. Andrews
Edinburgh
Royal Geographical Society
Antarctic
Mary Magdalene Juneau Husting
Solomon Juneau
Milwaukee
Maysville
Wis
Husting
Jacques Vieu
Wisconsin
English Women Notice Falling American Support for Suffrage
London reports show English suffragettes lament a decline in American financial aid and volunteers. The shift stems from Americans joining campaigns at home, leaving fewer to assist in Britain. Notable figures include Miss Zeke Emerson and Miss Amy Maud Hicks, with sympathy split over militant tactics and constitutional routes.
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London
America
Amercan
England
United States
Women's Social and Political Union
American Women’s Society
Zeke Emerson
Michigan
Liberty
His
Holloway
Sylvia Pankhurst
George Lansbury, Jr
Bow and Bromley
Miss Emerson
Liberal Association of
Liberal Party
Lansbury
Amy Maud Hicks
Bryn Mawr
New York
New
Miss Hicks
Congressional Committee For
Alice Paul
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Paul
Moorestown
Europe
James Bectaeece
San Francisco
California
Sanborn
Spain
Sub Rosa
Maxine Elliott
Gertrude
Forbes-Robertson
Actresses’ Franchise League
Gertrude Elliott
Franchise League
Spring Top Coats Reflect Victorian Style Revival
The D. M. Read Co presents spring coats with loose lines echoing Early Victorian fashion. Garments feature brocaded silks and fabrics like Canton Crepe and Matelasse, many cutaway with corded seams and matching ornaments. Serge and satin coats in black, blue, tan, or Copenhagen range from $12.75 to $20.00.
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Copenhagen
Pankhurst Leads Breakaway From W P U
Secrecy marked the split as Mrs Pankhurst initiated the exit and the Pethick Lawrences severed ties with militant groups. No figures, but estimates suggest at least four thousand W S P U members left with the Pethick Lawrences.
Girl abducted appears again against Rossi in Hartford
In Hartford on March 23 the former romance between Louis Rossi and Mary LaDyonis, now 19, resurfaced as Rossi faced breach of the peace charges. The girl testified Rossi had threatened her. he denied contact since returning to Hartford six weeks ago. Judge Clark adjourned the case for a month with Rossi bound on $500 bond.
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Cora Urquhart Potter
New Orleans
New York
Haymarket Theatre
London
Mrs. Potter
James Brown Potter
Europe
Potter
Thaddeus Burr Wakeman
Harry Leon Wilson
Bunker Bean
Ramtam
Hartford
Conn
Thurston
Thames
Sethia
Cambridge
India
Egypt
Jan
Louis Rossi
Mary LaDyonis
Rossi
Rossie
Clark
Narrow escape on Guilford tracks near New Haven express
A 12:10 eastbound New Haven express narrowly escaped disaster at Guilford when a freight car top was blown off by high wind and lay across the tracks. Locals flagged the oncoming train as it approached at about 60 miles an hour and the engineer could not stop in time, narrowly averting a collision.
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New Haven
Guilford
Pase
Fragmented ad copy shows repair and cleaning supplies
A damaged fragment mentions a cab struck an obstacle tearing a side, the engineer jumping to safety. It lists cleaning products such as moth balls rat paste bed bug powders and touts Blood Tonic for a “new start of life.” The Women’s Store at 870 Main Street is cited.
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Womansree Store
Main Street
Glove Prices Listed for Catchers to Fielders Items
Catalog lists mitts and gloves with varied prices across positions. Catchers’ mitts range from 0.5 to 0.100 dollars while first basemen and fielders’ gloves span 0.25 to 4.50 dollars, reflecting material and size differences.
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Glasgow
Robert Barr
Galveston
Tex
Texas
FIGS
SENNA
Atlantic Pharmacy
D. M. Read Co
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