Woman Suffrage: English and American Views Compared
A reader contrasts English and American attitudes toward women’s rights and suffrage. The article notes English laws favor men and a wife in court, while American women enjoy sympathy from judges, with some arguing equal suffrage only adds voting rights already held through husbands. The piece cites continental views of American husbands as energetic and directive.
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England
Ocean
Conover
United
Tee
Americda
Preserving and Using Clip Recipes for the New Year
A domestic science column urges women to organize clipped recipes in a shoe box with blank index cards. It describes labeling by category and month, paste-in clippings, and testing recipes before adding them to cards. Recipes for soups purees meat and salmon cutlets are provided as examples.
Votes for the family plan proposed by Prof Hall
Professor Thomas C Hall promotes a family based suffrage plan in The Survey. He argues men could cast votes for their minor children and mothers for daughters, shifting political power from single individuals to family units.
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Thos. C. Hall
Dancing Allays Disorder at New Year Feasts
The New York American defends dancing as healthful and innocent, contrasting it with long dinners and gambling. It argues dances provide necessary relief from work and social order, while critiquing anti dancing sentiment and praising the public’s judgment on propriety.
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United States
Household Hints on Washing and Cooking Tips
Household hints cover quick washing, reuse of old buster cases as ironing-board covers, heating a flatiron with a tin plate, and safe meat-boning guidance. Then several recipes describe Custard Pie and Fried Turnips, Snow Pudding with egg whites and lemon flavor, including steps and ingredients.
Religious Services and Church Notices in Plymouth Area
Local churches announce Sunday services and events across Plymouth area. Frederich Vegler and Rev Wilkes lead worship at various congregations including Plymouth Congregational and First United Presbyterian. Public encouragements invite visitors to Epworth League, Sunday school sessions, choral performances, and interdenominational meetings.
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Plymouth
Price
Frederich
Vegler Pacer
Ohip
WIS Terwoos
Minieter
Mat
Ar . Saal
Slateter
Ginre
Beaday
Echeol
Wilkes A
Melford
Peer
Pieewe
Chareh
Oregadt
Booth
God Barr
Alta Whaley
Watson
Dl A
Millen
Leprass
Caine Street
Pda
Crown Streets
Aitiat
A. Poe Bermen
Chuet
Milton
Davie
Pirat Presbyterian Church
Corington
Hugh Leith
Beem Laith
J. Warner
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Questions From Wisconsin
A collection of reader inquiries and Mrs Thompson’s responses on personal topics. Themes include stain removal and sink cleaning, dating etiquette for teens, weight and health guidance, hair and fashion questions for seventeen and nineteen year olds, sleep difficulties, and cleaning delicate fabrics.
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Seai
A Ten Dollar Miracle
Mrs. Blanding recalls a patched ten dollar bill once torn between church fund receivers, saved by faith amid poverty. A Bible bookmark sticker matches the bill, hinting the Lord answered her prayer with luck and a remembered past deed.
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Jennie
Smother
Bether
Princess Shortcut Breaks With Fat Prince in Paris
Princess Sophia of Oldenburg leaves her husband Prince Ettel Fritz, Kaiser's second son, due to his fondness for drink and obesity. The couple, married seven years, quarrelled over his weight and behavior with various regiments. She travels incognito to Paris, despite entreaties from the Kaiser and husband.
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Paris
Prince Bitel Fritz
Sophia
Prince Ettel
Sophias of
Oldenburg
New York Clergyman Urges Social Gatherings for Singles
Rev Dr George J Van de Water of St Andrew s Harlem preaches that nearly one million New Yorkers under 35 remain unmarried and many do not plan to wed. He proposes church sponsored social events to bring young, single men and women together as a common meeting ground and to encourage marriage and family life.
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New York
George J. van de Water
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Harlem
Vanyde Water
Marriage Licenses Listed In Local Notices
A list of marriage licenses includes George Fehls 23 and Edna Jester 21 of Ohio and Rosa O Neal 20, with couples related to Westwood and other streets, plus names like Mabel Miller 18 and Jennie Max 2nd. The item notes Uncle Sam advertising for women to patch batt flags at $2 a day while paying men $16 a month.
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Ana
Iho
George Fe
Eminal Westwood Arene
Edna B. Jester
Bernard
Jennings Davis
Ejert
Ohio
Rosa Elizabeth
O'Neal
O Rener
Farmer
Wirte
Mabel Miller
Frack ‘Lobono
Barber
Geet Street
Josepling Floric
Mestrom
Uncle Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman Suffrage
Wisconsin
Oconomowoc
Thompson
Es Guetta
By Robert Charlton Brown
First Methodist ‘Church Building Fund
Mr.White
Deacon Rossman
Mr. White
Eterna
Jentiler
Prince
Princess
Princess Sophia OF Oldenburg
C.’P. Gray
Pace
Phone Canal “Oe
Music Hall
Shaw
Crition
Hale & Patterson
Rpheum
Cincinnati
Monte Carlo
Harry Welsh
Blanche Baird
Nordland Plaza
Theater
Corryville
Daniel Frohman
W.dows
Columbia Theater
White-Foster Comedy Company
Feron
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