Women students at City College of New York Pharmacy
The College of Pharmacy at the City of New York has admitted women since 1829 and now has three in the senior class, Eleanor M. Aschenbach, Julie M. La Wall, and Madge O’Connor, who are valued by faculty and plan careers in pharmacy.
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College of Pharmacy
City of New York
Stu
Julie M. LA Wall
Dents
Eleanor M. Aschenbach
Madge O’connor
Miss la Wall
New York Times
Sunday School Lesson Text Luke Four Commentary by Stearns
The sermon notes Jesus fasting in the wilderness and returning in the Spirit to Galilee. It emphasizes that Jesus spoke and acted by the Spirit, upheld Scripture, and read from Isaiah in Nazareth. The piece urges readers to grasp divine power in the word, follow Jesus’ example, and accept the gospel during the present age.
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D. M. Stearns
Jesus
Galilee
Adam
John xii
Abraham
Lot
Jonah
Daniel
Nazareth
Joseph
Jerusalem
Esaias
Jesus Christ
Christ
Church
Israel
Isaiah
Mary
God
Fashion driven decline of the bird of paradise plume
The article discusses the Papuan islands and New Guinea bird of paradise plume used in millinery. Wallace notes the long golden orange tail plumes that can be spread to conceal the bird, and Jules Forest laments over a decade of hunting reducing mature birds. Since 1892 German New Guinea regulates the species, Forest urges Britain and the Netherlands to act, warning that fashion demand imperils this famed avian beauty.
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New Guinea
Wallace
Oiseaux Dans la Mode
M. Jules Forest
Paris
German New Guinea
M. Forest
Earth
Feminine Livelihoods Highlight Farming as Pleasant Path
A recent article argues farming offers women a distinct and appealing way to earn money. The author notes slow returns on time invested and hints at broader social considerations for women pursuing self-sufficiency through agriculture.
Woman Says Minister’s Wife Is Not a Bargaining Chip
In a Letter to the Editor Kate C Pures argues that a minister’s wife should be a free citizen, not a church’s bargaining asset. She condemns controls on wives’ dress and behavior and calls for churches to abandon patriarchal relics of “bovbuttism” in the late nineteenth century.
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Maurice Thompson
Tolstois
Hardys
Maupassants
George Moores
Zolas
Ibsens
Hall Caines
Boston Transcript
Boston Herald
George F. Kenngett
First Congregational Church
Lowell
Abraham Lincoln
Kate C. Pures
Empress of Russia Delights in Her Baby Daughter
The London Gentlewoman reports the empress enjoys morning time with her child in a boudoir styled to her taste. She fills the room with pale carpets velvet hangings satinwood furniture and a wooden dado lined with many books in several languages. She sings her husband’s favorite airs and adores flowers in pots and vases, personally arranging every bloom.
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Russia
London
Parisian coiffures trend among fashionable women
The Paris Letter notes the Nethersole coiffure remains popular with young women. It describes a center parted wave at the ears and a soft knot at the neck, and highlights the empire style with a bowknot piled atop the head and jeweled or tortoise shell combs.
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Paris
Mrs Keeley Hosts Birthday Benefit and Whist
The veteran English actress Mrs Keeley celebrated her ninety third birthday with a benefit at the Lyceum Theatre in London and a home reception with dinner and whist until 11 80. Her benefit speech in reply to Mrs Henry Wood showed wit and no sign of retirement. Albany reports incorporation of the Society of the Daughters of the Holland Dames Descendants of the Ancient and Honorable Families of the State of New York.
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The
Society of the Daughters of the Holland Dames
State of New York
Albany
Train Stop Rules From OCR Fragment
The fragment lists stop rules for trains, indicating where and when they halt for passengers. It mentions signals to pick up or drop off at stations west of Hudson, Oakdale, Northampton, and Boston areas, plus generic stop provisions for conductors and notices.
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Boston
Lvne
Sundage Poe Belmont
Ay Walthane
Weston
Ws Land
A.m
Aes
East Sudbury
South Sudbury
A. Ee
Wayside Inn
Sunda Ce
M. So Nin
South Clinton
Eee Boylaton
Onidai
Jeffereon
Northampton
A. m. Ware
Sone
A.m. Barre
A .m. Jefferson’s
Oakdale
West Boylston
Sunsing
Berlin
South Bolton
Im. Hudson
Rockbottom
A.m. Wayland
A. Tas
A. m. Weston
Tust
A.m. Waltham
A. Clery
A. m. Belmont
LES
West& Hudson
Marlboro
Bundaya
A.M. Plm
South Acton
Wab Whitman
Hudson
Marlboro, Arrive
A.M A.M. A.M. A.M P.M P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Marlboro
Whitman's Crossing
Oyard
Arrive
Oth Acton
Whitman Crossing
Marro
J. R. Watson
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NEW Yorkollege OF Pharmacy
Euphemia
Shoreditch
Aquarium
London News
Hans Frauen
Jenness
Syria
Zenah Tzheena Azeez
Normandie
Washington
Miss Azeez
Washington Post
Isabel A. Mallon
Ladies’ Home Journal
Birds of Paradise
Annas
Teutonic University
Bier Halle
Carl
Heinrich
Vassar
Radcliffe
the Czarina
the People's Dry Goods Company, SS
Boston & Maine Southern Division
Central Mass
Railroad Lachusetts
UNION
Causeway Street
Daniel W. Sanborn
Dana J. Flanders
Geo. F. Evans
Supe
Fitchburg
Fitchburg xX Railroad
Ifoosac Tunnel
Troy
Saratoga
Lake George
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Toronto
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston and ST. Louis
New York
Vermont
Canada
Rutland
Bandon
Middleburg
Vergennes
Burlington
St Albans
St. Johns
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Fitchburg Railroad
Washington Street
General Pass
New Haven & Hartford
R. R. Old Colony System
Northboro
Sun
Clinton
P. m. Sun
P.m. Sun
Leominster
A. m
M. Sun
Southboro
Framingham
Mansfield
Robert W. Carter
Charles. H. Persons
Maynarda
Mars
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