Ardent advocate Emma De Voe aided suffrage efforts nationwide
The text honors Emma Smith De Voe as a tireless and effective suffrage advocate active in Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Kansas and North Dakota. It credits her with fundraising, organizing state suffrage groups, and influencing sentiment, while praising her nonpartisan dedication and leadership. It also covers fashion guidance on collar styles for different body types from a St Louis Post-Dispatch column.
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Emma Smith de Voe
South
Dako
Huron
de Voe
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Kansas
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Boston
Woman’s Journal
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Women Leaders Testimony on Newspaper Editor Experience
A former editor recounts managing 28 women editors and assistants in a women's edition. She praises their unselfish support and discipline, notes a single departmental blunder blamed on a composing room error, and contrasts reactions of women and men to the mishap. The piece critiques masculine kindness under stress and comments on gendered behavior.
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Philadelphia Press
Violet farming becomes popular among women nationwide
A seasoned business observer notes women increasingly take up violet farming aided by greenhouse work and patient cultivation. Demand for true violet perfume from Paris remains scarce and costly, while artificial scents dominate. many violets are candyized for confections, as a New Jersey producer struggles to meet private orders.
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Place de la Madeleine
New Jersey
New York Journal
German Women Emancipation Movement Gains Momentum
Reports in Die Frauenbewegung show large public meetings across Germany on the civil code and women's rights. Anita Augs purg, Fraulein, is highlighted. leaders urge Reichstag action for fairer laws. Other speakers including Waldeyer and Kuster advocate ethical and social arguments. A Stuttgart pastor and Bruns wick officer push liberal views on women’s rights. New York Nation notes the debate on naturalization before suffrage.
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Germany
Die Frauenbewegung
Fatherland
Berlin
Frau Schulrat Cauer
Frau Rechtsanwalt Bieber
German Empire
Fraulein
Anita Augspurg
Med. Waldeyer
Kuster
Stuttgart
Gerck
New York Nation
Child's Apron with Grass Linen and Embroidered Edging
Instructions for a dreasy pro apron for a child aged six in grass linen. Features include narrow batist embroidery, a gathered full back with pointed yoke, a wide central box plait, bow at center back, wide hem, rolled collar, and full bishop sleeves with round cuffs. Material estimate 258 yards of 36 inch wide fabric.
Spring Bicycle Wear Cycles Recommend New Wheel
The American Cyclist urges riders to buy a new wheel each spring noting that the first wear is the best. A bicycle two years old loses value compared with a one season machine, and staying up to date avoids repair costs and maintains comfort.
Harriman Bros Time Table Corrected January 5 1896
Harriman Brothers publish a corrected time table with stop rules for trains. Stops only on signal or to leave passengers to conductor. Stops west of Hudson and beyond Northampton modified. Boston area and station rules clarified for passenger departures.
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Boston
Montreal
Fitchburg Railroad
Washington Street
Joral Pass
Age Watson
Sun
West Boylston
Sunsouth
Clinton
Madi
Booth i Bolton
A. m. Hudson
A. m
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Wayelde Lon
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M. Corear
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Belmont
Ar Eit
Hudson
Dale
Northampton
Marlboro
A.M. P.M
Rockbottom
Whitman's Crossing
Maynard
South Acton
Whitman Gellatine
J. R
R. Watson
G.P.A
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Chicago
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Canada
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Palace
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Acton
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Mae Return
So. Framingham
Mansfield
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E. G. Allen
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Womans Home Journal
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the Wood Publishing Co
Hudson, Mass
E. Stebbins Mfg. Company
Springfield, Mass
J. F. Wood
Mass
Crescent Bicycles
Positi
Hartman's
Lynn
Altham
The
Newtons
Auburndale
Lexington
Bedford
Concord
Stow
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Harriman Bros., Proprietors
Union Passenger Station
Causeway Street
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Bose East Baray
Yuth Sudbury
Wayside Inn
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Narae
Barre
Bem If
Sun- Morante
Dana J. Flanders
Daniel W. Sanborn
W. G. Bean
Fitchburg + Railroad
Whitman
A.M. A.M
Smith & Wesson
Express
Aume Supply CO
Bridgewater
Robert W. Carter
Charles. H. Persons
Enterprise Office
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