Woman's World on Spinster Homes and Educated Talent
A feature on Myra Augur Chisholm, Chicago-born composer and writer, detailing her family, early poems, musical method, and rise in public notices. It contrasts spinster independence with social critique, plus excerpts on women’s roles and self-improvement from Harper’s Bazaar and the Banner of Gold.
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Myra
Hinsdale
Chicago Evening Journal
Banner of Gold
The Rise of Individuality in Women’s Domestic Roles
The passage argues that social shifts expanded women’s independence beyond marriage. It cites marriage scarcity, reassessment of spinsterhood, and a new belief in personal autonomy. A woman in a home, whether married or not, gains dignity as hostess and independence through giving, especially in hospitality.
Short Beaten in Kansas City Mayor Race Over Love Affair
B L Short city clerk of Kansas City Kansas lost the mayoral contest amid a high profile love affair. He had served six years and was a strong candidate until women voters, including Miss Sadie Parsons and her teacher friends, rallied against him after he wed Grace Firestone while still engaged to Parsons. The column notes women’s suffrage and voting impact as a larger theme.
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B. L. Short
Kansas City
Kan
Short
Sadie Parsons
Grace Firestone
Miss Parsons
Mr. Short
Kansas City Cor
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Woman Uses Strained Authority To Aid Mother In Turbulent Ride
A windy torrent night on a Third Avenue cable car ends with a dramatic pause at a crossing. A well dressed passenger confronts the conductor and uses her notebook as leverage to demand the car stop for a distressed mother with two babies, speaking to the conductor about humanity and service.
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New York Outlook
Third Avenue
Bridge Road
Spectator in Isolated Car Amid Rights Battles
A lone spectator in the car faces ongoing battles to secure the people's rights, demanding courage akin to recognized war. The line underscores persistent struggles for civic rights and the readiness to confront challenges.
Space Saving Furnishings Featured By New York Sun
The New York Sun describes compact furniture ideas for crowded homes. Convertible couches store clothes and a brass bed offers two dust proof drawers beneath, with airy clearance and matching plaited valance. This design aims to reduce closet congestion and improve accessibility.
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New York Sun
Women of Orange Club Marks 25 Years of Service
The Woman's club of Orange New Jersey celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary on March 24 during its annual election. Founded with 15 members the club now lists about 300 members with a long waiting list and operates as a department club. Mrs Cushman was elected president for the coming year and most officers were reappointed.
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Woman’s Club of
Orange
N. J
Stanley
Department of Education
Cushman
Susan E Parker 91 celebrates birthday at Roxbury home
Mrs Susan E Parker sister of Samuel F Smith author of America marks her ninety first birthday in Roxbury Massachusetts. She has rarely left home but stays engaged with public affairs and charitable work especially education for colored people. This year she donated over 300 garments to a Georgia mission school. Boston Letter notes Troy Maine town meeting elected three women to school committee Alicia L Heald Bertha F Hillman and Georgia Tyler Woods.
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Susan E. Parker
Samuel F. Smith
America
Roxbury
Mass
Parker
Boston
Georgia
Troy
Alicia L. Heald
Bertha F. Hillman
Georgia Tyler Woods
San Jose undertaker Mrs Ward runs up to date shop
Nine women have been elected as lay delegates to the general conference of the United Brethren In Christ to be held in Toledo Ia May 13. Mrs Ward operates an undertaking establishment in San Jose California with a thoroughly equipped house and extensive, yearslong experience.
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W. B. Ward
San Jose
Cal
General Conference of the United Brethren In Christ
Toledo
Separate Saul and Barnabas for mission call at Antioch
In Antioch the Holy Spirit selects Barnabas and Saul for the work, sending them from Seleucia to Cyprus. They preach in Salamis, face opposition from Elymas, and after spiritual testing Saul is named Paul for the first time. The deputy believes after witnessing the gospel’s power, while John returns to Jerusalem in Perga.
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Stephen
Judea
Job
Jacob's Well
Seleucia
Cyprus
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Salamis
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Satan
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Eve
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God
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Cain
I John iii
Perga
Pamphylia
Jerusalem
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