Bertha Kissinger Sets Paterson Swim Record Feat
Miss Bertha Kissinger, a Paterson athlete, swam two miles from Lister’s boathouse to Lincoln Bridge and back, battling weeds and current. After two hours ten minutes in the water she nearly completed the return leg before cramps forced aid from her brother. She plans another long swim this season and is noted as Paterson Turn Verein’s top female athlete.
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Rauchfuss
Passaic Falls
Paterson
Maggie Sullivan
Bertha Veronica Kissinger
Annie Lister
Kate Farrar
Alderman L. Kissinger
Eugene Levy
Bertha
Lister
Lincoln Bridge
Bertha Kirsinger
Tom Strong
Bertha V. Kissinger
Paterson Turn Verein Gymnasium
Elvira
Anna
New York Sun
High piled hair to accentuate revival gowns
The essay promotes towering updos for formal wear and elaborate hairstyles for dinners and receptions, arguing that the high piled locks suit dignified occasions and allow space for buckles aigrets feathers bows flowers and pins while simpler styles remain for casual wear.
Rise of Women in Professions in America by 1890
The article details 1890 figures for women in occupations such as doctors 4455, dentists 887, lawyers 240, preachers 1285, engineers 180, architects 25, authors 8000, journalists 888, musicians 84518, actresses 88949, managers 634, shorthand writers 21185, clerks 64048, bookkeepers 27777. It notes university attendance, retention, and marriage rates among educated women, highlighting trends toward independence and postponement of marriage.
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United States
America
The New Woman Myth In Militant Social Change
A New York Tribune opinion asserts that the so called new woman is a male made fantasy, no real presence beyond isolated cases. It argues that modern movements are part of steady social evolution toward improvement, not a threat to traditional roles.
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Victoria
Marie Antoinette
New York Journal
di Vernon
Mrs. Malaprop
New York Tribune
Pretty but not new woman leads People's Paper editor
Miss Clara Sturgis is described as the editor business manager and publisher of Tom Watson's People's Paper of Atlanta Georgia she opposes woman suffrage writes weekly columns edits editorials and compiles a national party resume she previously managed a boarding house before joining Our Publishing Company. Idaho state conventions of four political parties endorse the woman suffrage amendment. In Bavaria a woman cannot appear in public on a bicycle without an efficiency certificate.
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Maude Thompson
Boston Woman's Journal
Clara Sturgis
Tom Watson
People’s Paper
Atlanta
Miss
Adonijah Defied as Solomon Is Anointed King
A Sunday School lesson on I Kings chapters 28 to 39 recounts Bathsheba summoning David, Adonijah's rebellion, and Solomon's anointing. It links the event to messianic foreshadowing, noting David's blessing, Zadok and Nathan's roles, and the fulfillment of God's plan with Solomon on the throne.
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David
Bathsheba
Solomon
Jedidiah
Israel
Adonijah
Jehovah
Absalom
Sheba
Jerusalem
Christ
Calvary
Zadok
Nathan
Benaiah
Jehoiada
Lord Jesus Christ
Gihon
Isa
Ram
Isaac
Jesus Christ
Amos
Moses
Joshua
Gideon
Jeremiah
Noah
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Kirsinger
New York Press
New York
Idaho
Bavaria
D. M. Stearns
Assabet Mills
Paglisly Conds Company
Maynard, Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
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Massachusetts
Union Passenger Station
Causeway Street
Boston
Belmont
W. m
Wayland
East Sudbury
South Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Berlin
South Clinton
West Boylston
Jefferson’s
Northampton
Ware
Barre
Jefferson's
Oakdale
Boylin
South Bolton
A. m. Hudson
Rockbottom
Ayland
A. m
A. m. Belmont
A.m. Boston
Hudson
Daniel W. Sanborn
Dana J. Flanders
W.G. Bean
Fitchburg
Marlboro Branch
Marlboro
South Acton
Roc Whitman
Marlboto
TAO
Whitman's Crossing
Maynard, Racy
Marl
South Whitman Crossing
Acton
New Haven
Clinton
Leominster
Southboro
Framingham
Lowell
Sudbury
Sun
Mansfield
Rufus V Veales
Shawmut Avé
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Fitchburgh Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
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Burlington
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Montreal
Quebec
Fitchburg Railroad
Washington Street
J.R. Watson
Sieneral Pass
Robert W. Carter
Charles H. Persons
Maynard
STHAM
Granite Polishing
Maple ST
David Harris
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