Miss Hicks First Woman Admitted to Bar in Western Kentucky
Miss A M Hicks resigns Clinton College post over new faith beliefs and is replaced by Dr K Chandler of Boston. The case sparks wide notice as Hicks cites liberty of conscience and speech in leaving after twenty years guiding the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Titus
New York State
Melle Stanleyetta Titus
East Eighty-second Street
Supreme Court
Shy
University of New York
University
Society of Friends
New York Sun
A. M. Hicks
Kentucky
Clinton College
Hickman Courier
Misa A. M. Hicks
K. Chandler
Boston
Louisville Counter-Journal
Henry Hipson
James Smith Woolen Machinery Co
Philadelphia
Ayer
United States
C. Ayer&Co
Lowell
Mass
New York Society First Aid to the Injured Nets Red Cross Tin Case
Summer travelers see a compact black tin case from the New York Society For First Aid to the Injured. The United Charities building houses its offices. worn by young women who earned red cross badges, the kit contains lint bandages splints antiseptics and medicines to aid until a doctor arrives, valuable especially on camps and coastal trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Society For First Aid To the
United Charities
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Red Cross
New York Herald
New Bouquet Company Opens In New York
In room 28 at 7 Warren Street about eight yesterday morning twelve young women sorted roses pansies and sweet peas into buttonhole bouquets. They placed finished boutonnieres in wicker baskets for sale under the supervision of F. C. Clark and manager Mr. Hamilton as a new idea in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendous Mocess
San Francisco
Wagner
Haine
New York Herald
Warren Street
New York
F. C. Clark
Mr. Hamilton
Monocles and Denticure: Fashion Notes and social quirks
In New York a lawyer highlights women’s exaggerated rhetoric while other items review the monocle trend among fashionable women, a London dentist venture called denticure, and a breezy scene of a swift woman catching a train at Onion station.
Royal wardrobe feud and firsts in women’s professions
Queen Margaret asks if she remains young enough to wear white muslin. A box of gowns reveals King Humbert’s orders. Dr. Amy Castella becomes St Vincent Hospital Melbourne’s resident medical officer, first Australian woman house doctor. Mrs. Helen Behrens introduces a law diplomas bill. Marion Colgate becomes New Jersey notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Italy
Humbert
Rome
Amy Castella
St. Vincent Hospital
Melbourne
Miss Castella
General Hospital
Melbourne University
Marion Colgate
East Orange
N. J
Register’s Office
Essex County
New Jersey
Helen Behrens
New Orleans
Louisiana
Magie Woman of Montague Controls Animals Says Milford Letter
A Milford Pa copy reports Mrs H R Ludwig of Montague New Jersey possesses a claimed gift of magnetism over animals birds reptiles and insects. Horses dogs cats and wild creatures respond to her voice and touch with obedience and unusual behavior. Birds follow her on her farm and a robin remains near despite efforts to drive it away. Ludwig asserts animals understand language she speaks and claims wildlife language is understood by her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Ludwig
Montague
Sussex County
N. J
Delaware River
Ludwig
Milford
Woman Finds Cure for Backache With Vegetable Compound
Special to Ole Lady Readers recounts Sarah Holstein of 7 Perry Street Lowell Mass who suffered long from womb related back pain. After doctors failed she used Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and felt relief by the second bottle. The piece promotes the product as the unfailing remedy for such troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Holstein
Perry Street
Lowell
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society Women On Bicycles
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Star
Matthew Hale
Boston Transcript
Victor Hugo
Edward
Burns
Women Teeth Cleaners
London
Onion
Springfield
New Britain
New England
Hartford Post
Bina A. Otis
Otis
Kansas
Alice Freeman Palmer
Massachusetts State Board of Education
Topeka
Brvidenthal
Susan B. Anthony
Anna Shaw
Boston Woman's Journal
Hyde Park
Sargent
Hamauiarsies
Tryde Park
London Globe
Masachusetts
State Federation of Women’s Clubs of
Massachusetts
Marlboro
Commonwealth
Womaun
Gelb & Norton
Cafe
St. George
Westminster St
Providence, R. I
What Cheer Cottage
Roger Willams Park
Charles C. Lenz
Edison General Electric Companys of
Siemen
S & Halske
Industrial Trust Building
Brown Bros.’ CO
Providence
Rootbeer
Charles E. Hires Co
Walter Lowneys
Col. Hove and State Sts
Epps
Gladding’s Market
Thames Street
Bristol
F. A Mints
Waly
Parker
Teesarkera
Drayvista
Miscox & CO
N.Y
Challen
Peeter
Spruce St
N. Y
Henry W. Colley & CO
Westminster, St., Providence, R. I
Estatins
Royal O. Taft
J. W. Wernon
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