Women adopt masculine attire in Paris a dress reform debate
Paris reports six titled ladies have discarded conventional female dress and taken to male outfits, spurred by a French advocate for women’s emancipation. The New York press notes progress, praising practical trousers or knickerbockers, though critics warn of discomfort and impracticality for many tasks. Julia A. Wilson urges concerted action for suffrage, while Besant highlights harsh conditions of London needlewomen and the practice of drilling workers awaiting work.
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Paris
New York Sea
Aleeh
Weiner
Joeker
Salle
Saul Derby
Fa Jen
Nannfictire
Julia A. Wilson
North Sty
Equal Suffrage Association of
Kans
America
Nesdli-Worsan
Son-jon
Tonk
Min Besant
Women’s Journal notes and civic efforts across cities
The article surveys women’s civic work from Mary S. Revced’s Bay City column to Nora M. Crewhin in Chenntiy and Miss Diana Barros’s voyage to support the Red Cross. It highlights leaders like Miss Levey Sainton at Vassar, Miss Beackett on industrial pedagogy, and Mrs. Mary Tavies spearheading Northwestern Female College efforts. It honors Mrs. Ellen Powers for Civil War relief service, detailing her Union aid and roles with Florence Nightingale Relief and the U S Sanitary Commission.
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Fraser TL Lagetees
Ye Hutiate
Pesaghe Ajarmy Mars
Mary S
Werena
Colin
Thy Bay City
Mich
Trumir
Women's Journal
Nora M. Crewhin
Chenntiy
Father Crawhey
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Levis
Lenox
Maes
Bnl
Wil Bell
Lendoan
Warts Anh
Chiviee
Phitcutelpaliig
Christine Wenmen
Diana Barros
New York
Loman
Barton
Jodie Hoan
Ansa CL Bancnery
Beackett
Mary Tavies
Tate
Wil P Dames
Northwestern Female College
Evanston
Lydia L. Jones
Nordayestern University
Dames
The
North University
Raise LE
Betoving
Lower Beale
de 'P
Mise Grace Howard
Dine Bly
Crow Creek
Levey Sainton
Vassar College
Sarhjeet
Sahnon
Michigan University
Beyo Mawr T
Gradantes
Eure Nientional
Mamon
Saul Ie
Washinton
Eiiay Howard Powers
Romanereau
Camp Field
Florence Nightingale Relief Association
Patterson
N. J
United States Sanitary Commission of
New Jersey
Unclear fragmentary news from the Florida coast and Tennessee border
A scrambled, weathered recap reports a violent Florida coast incident, escaped convicts in Tennessee, arsons, robberies, and local disturbances. It mentions the Dismal Swamp, Kentucky and Georgia events, court actions, and shipping losses, all with disjointed, fragmentary details and numerous names and places.
Fortune Lost in Fire and Theft Tale in Cape May Era
A long, rambling tale recounts a Cape May area incident where a man withdrew seventeen dollars from his trousers and lost it to a hotel fire and a later robbery. The prose shifts to anecdotes about lawmen, street tales, and odd local recollections, weaving personal misfortunes with community humor and moral lessons.
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Tory Akem
Lee
Eras Ears Rn Od
Bait Town Bank
Cape May
Geuthowen
Borree
Ste. le
Atlantin
Utates
Dames
Milward
Millward
Transplanting Skin for Color Change Raises Ethics Debate
A 19th century hospital report describes a graft experiment using pigmented skin to test color changes after grafting. A surgeon recounts transplanting pigmented skin onto a white patient, noting initial white appearance then darkening, and cites prior cases. The account prompts discussion on medical ethics and student study, with advertisements for tonics and bitters interwoven.
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New Turk Medical College
Patel
Pegro
Eepreas
Tls
Hnis
New Haven News Reports Superior Monocutte Draws
The item notes that a device called monocutte shows improved drawing quality over the average cigarette. It mentions New Haven area and references Nees as a source or related figure. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Walter Besant
London
Gibeon
Anings
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Kontick
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Ems
Wes
Fermerk
Aifmvin
Tennessee
Comeudtolal
Stet
Ligwne Svatees
Virginia
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Bengal
Bard
Morkta
Waller Bray
Dover
Lewis
Joe Edwards
Richmand
Cotter County
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Curbera
Haswdlley
Akettela
Helena
Jy Hlehe Henng
Peita
Crittenden County
Penn
Richardson
Hayitley
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Ballard County
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Hirowine
Johnson
Cleveland
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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Hall
Lynehal
Kentucky
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Strong
Anniston
Ala
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Savannah
Memphis
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Perea
Chicago
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Lira
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Plao
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Feeney Fir
Europe
Weil
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Parrer
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Fein
Masry Wrnan
Yital
Besant
Cita
Clit
Wick Tedder
Gil Gal
Eden
de Pierce
Petae
Blesley and Crabbe
Tansill
Brand
Harper's
Basar
Meyer Bros. & CO
Elmer Mall
Ars
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Imington
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Pwoydwy
Main Street
China
Pee ‘ Kress Tong Company
OLE Prorkievons
St. Douls
Mito
Ita USA
Prigkly Ash Ae Hale Proprietors
Pacific Manufacturins CO
ST. "Louis
Gue
Ebteh
Rene Isoknere
Ats Cuvisias
Sega i Saaahish Roy
Leisi Reairm
Ely
ELY Bros
Gewenwick
OPU
Atlanta, GA
Owels
Yan Permans
Edical Association
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Huard
Kage
Sage
W. Tavanza
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Pan
Jacacth Rowedy
Trowas J. Rusniva
Vea
Mine Street
Houta
Gould
Dr. Sage
Ea Erie
Uae
Floyb
Mooney
Floyd
Sehd
Main Lee
Axgrazse
Erele Heston
Dialis
Chickasaw Iron Woere
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Earth
Sea
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Jay
Toytou
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