Dancing Debates Split among Social Leaders and Clergy
A lengthy survey on dancing portrays a spectrum of views from church leaders and notable women. Dr. Dix denounces round dances for moral risk, while Dr. Crosby and various figures contend dances can be harmless if properly managed. Opinions cover morals, fashion, and health implications, with comments from Mrs. Willcox and Mrs. Sherman.
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World Reporter
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Lewis Cass
Mary E. Bryan
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Eilen Sherman
Tecumseh Sherman
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Rulofeen
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Frederick W. Vanderbilt
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Educating the Hands and the Female Role in Housecraft
A comparative sketch traces two Esther Lloy ds across generations showing how early women combined schooling with domestic skill. It notes shifts from practical housework to broader education and argues for lasting competence in housekeeping and care of the ill as essential for every woman alongside scholarly study.
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Virginia
Europe
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Hairpins as improvised tools reveal female ingenuity
A rambunctious narrator extols hairpins as versatile tools from desert island crafts to boarding school hacks. She cites hairpins bending into hooks to recover a ring, fix spoons from shells, and even rescue a child on a roof, celebrating resourceful female problem solving.
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Andromache
South Sea Island
Madagascar
Bellew Threats and Theater Tangle in New York
Col John McCaull credits Kyrie Bellew with threats against Lorillard and bets a Delmonico supper that Bellew will assault Lorillard on arrival in New York. Bellew, set to perform Cleopatra, stirs controversy as hotels report his menacing talk. Langtry and Potter plan rival Shakespeare productions as January nears.
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Wave Power Plant At Point Lobos Reaches Working Stage
The Cliff House visitors will see a wave powered pump and turbine system at Point Lobos converting sea motion into usable power. A tall air chamber holds pressure as waves drive a piston, lifting water to a 150 foot high reservoir and feeding water wheels. The completed motor pumps three barrels per minute and could drive multiple pumps, with potential for city baths, street sprinkling, sewers, and private uses. Delays from storms and a dynamite accident slowed progress, but the device has finally operated successfully.
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All Presidents Have Them and Harrison's Has Appeared
A Washington report notes a recurring trait among presidents and cites Harrison as the latest to display it. The piece traces the pattern across administrations, highlighting public attention and historical context.
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