Emancipation of Woman Criticized as a Social Trend
A dated discussion in Chicago University circles criticizes the push for women to work outside the home, arguing it harms family life and social order. The piece laments a shift from traditional male roles and warns that independence may erode homes and male employment. It cites labor impacts, charitable women, and a Kansas farmer’s tale as illustrative, ending with a jab at a Democratic convention's fallout.
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Chicago University
Royal Dame Society
Washington
South
Harope
America
Critics warn cooperative plans threaten labor and economy
A Sioux City discussion cautions that the cooperative wage plan could destroy jobs and depress demand, mirroring trust-driven price increases. The piece links potential labor layoffs to broader economic collapse, contrasting cautious revival with hard realities across industry and society.
British not requiring oath to Kruger and safe conduct
The British government will not require President Kruger to take an oath of allegiance to King Edward, citing deference to his rank. Boer delegates in Europe will receive safe conduct back to South Africa. The Nashville American notes two political sides exist in public life and politics.
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Courier-Journal
Henry Waetterman
Kruger
King Edward
Hnsage
Europe
South Africa
King Edward's Death, Crown, and Insurance Speculation
The piece discusses the world’s indifference to the King’s life and death, noting that George, Prince of Wales, would succeed, and royal funeral pomp aside, the event would be a tale told. It claims life insurance rates rose to 0 percent as coronation nears, costing insurers millions if he dies before crowned, while commenting on the harmony of the harmonizers as a self-satisfied mutual admiration group.
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Edward
George
Prince of Wales
Death in the Flames Near South Pittsburg
Special to the eras South Pittsburg Tena June 24 Mrs Mary Levan seventy burned to death fighting a forest fire in the Hindulalis area north of South Pittsburg as a large blaze devoured homes barns and threatened hundreds of head of stock with residents rushing to save them.
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South Pittsburg
Tena
Mary Levan
Bryan Attacks Tilden Dinner In Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska June 2. W J Bryan explains his absence from the Democratic harmony dinner. He says there is no harmony with Grover Cleveland and blasts party efforts to abandon Democratic principles. He accuses Cleveland supporters of seeking middle ground and urges the party to return to its father's house.
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Bryan
Nashville
Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Harmony
Tye
Cleveland
Tilden Club
New York City
Grover Cleveant
Money To Loan For Client By Attorney Greenlaw 163m
W B Greenlaw attorney offers loan service for a client covering a 5 to 10 year term with funds of 163 million. The notice indicates legal assistance and loan arrangement in formal capacity. Entities include W B Greenlaw and 163m.
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W. B. Greenlaw
County Board of Equalization to Adjourn This Week
The county Board of Equalization, in session at the Court House for three weeks, will adjourn Monday afternoon. Parties with business should appear before them this week.
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County Board of Equalization
Court House
The Dark O' the Moon by S R Crockett book notice
Harper and Brothers publish The Dark O the Moon a Scottish set novel with Joyce Fan a strong heroine. The tale follows gypsy outlaws led by Hector, a romance with a captive guard, Marion of the Isle and the Levellers as British forces clash in dramatic episodes.
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S. R. Crockett
Kit Kennedy
Harper & Brothers
Price
Iaid
Scotland
Cottier
Galloway
Solway
Hector
Buchan
Joyce Fan
Honda
Joyce
Marion
Isle
Attica
Dick O' the Isle
Levellers
Silver Stand
Ladies' Silk Lace Mitts and Gloves in Black and White
McKennon, Anderson & Foster offer Ladies' Silk Lace Mitts in regular and elbow lengths with prices of 1.00 for elbow mitts and 1.00 for gloves in various colors. Wallace Readings, Edgings and Insertions available in many designs from 25c a dozen to 15c a yard. 42 inch French Lawn at 25c a yard and fine 30 inch India Linen at toc a yard.
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Wallace
P. K
Bargains On Saturday and Monday Sales Event
Local merchants advertise a sweeping sale for next Saturday and Monday. Quits, linens, lawns, and printed batiste offered at deep cuts. undergarments, gowns, skirts, and corset covers priced to clear. Footwear and men’s suits included with marked-down Oxfords and suit sets.
Social notes from 80. South Columbia area
Miss Beulat Moseley of Nashville visits friends here. Clarence Williams returned from Birmingham with Miss Fannie Cameron for several weeks in Birmingham. Rev. J. A. Molloy, attending Vandervill summer institute in Nashville, is sick and expected home today to preach. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nix have returned from Nashville visit.
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Beulat Moseley
Nashville
Clarence Williams
Birmingham
Fannie Cameron
J. A. Molloy
Vandervill
Joe Nix
Farm for Sale near Thompson's Station Tennessee
Farm contains 296 acres located one mile south of Thompson's Station and two miles north of Spring Hill with an eight room dwelling, kitchen, dining room, outbuildings and wells. Eighty five acres in wheat last year yielded 22 bushels per acre. The property is cut by the Nashville and Old State railroad and lies near Columbia and Franklin turnpike. May be sold as a whole or in two tracts on suitable terms. Address Joe Foster Jameson Tenn Siddewteat.
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Thompson's Station
Spring Hill
Columbia and Franklin
Ddrees
Joe
Foster
Jameson
Tenn
Wheat Sacks and Storage Offer from Ostama Bin Mercantile
Ostama Bin Mercantile Warehouse Co advertises wheat racks for sale or rental and storage services for wheat. The notice mentions stock pen, angarian and German millet terms, inviting customers to inquire.
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Ostama bin Mercantile Warehouse Co
Draughon’s Business Colleges Offer Home Study Course
fragmented OCR notes show Draughon’s Business Colleges advertising home study options across multiple cities including Nashville Atlanta Galveston Little Rock and Shreveport. May require deposits and enrollment details though text is incomplete and garbled.
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Draughon
Nash Ville
St. Leonie
Atlanta
Monigan
Port Worthy
Galveston
Little Rock
Shreveport
Draughvon
Nashville
Fire destroys McLemore home near Spring Hill
A Wednesday night blaze at the McLemore farm off Spring Hill destroyed the old home place about a mile from town. The house, occupied by a local family, belonged to Mrs. Ellie McLemore and the loss is put in the several hundred dollar range.
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McLemore
Spring Hill
Ellie McLemore
Bargain fruit jars and can goods advertised by J B Rees
Why pay higher prices for fruit jars when Manon’s best jars are sold here. Pints cost 50 cents a dozen, quarts 60 cents and half gallons 40 cents. Extra rubbers and tops, and a large line of jelly glasses. Tin tomato cans 45 cents four. A few refrigerators and water coolers left as season ends. Call in and set your own prices on them. J B Rees, 25-vod-Btdew.
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Manon
J. B. Rees
Live Stock Notes: Week Shipments From Stock Yards
Shipments from the stock yards last week include Anderson & Vaughan sending one load of hogs to Louisville. L. Anderson dispatched a load of cattle and sheep to Louisville. Ba & Co sent one load of hogs to Louisville.
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Anderson & Vaughan
Louisville
L. Anderson
Ba, & Co
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