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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1896
Page
7
U S senator Hon. Thos C Power Helena and Representative Hon. C B Hartman Bozeman listed in the official directory with congressional and state entries.
Mrs. Ella Knowles Haskell a Montana born lawyer, former assistant attorney general, and Populist candidate, recounts her rise from Bates College to Helena practice. She details early schooling, Montana law career, near-election loss, subsequent appointment, and marriage to Attorney General Haskell, illustrating a trail of courage and reform.
Susan B Anthony states she did not contribute to the new woman's Bible though aware of its preparation and purpose. She notes her Quaker upbringing colors her relation to the Bible, viewing it as historical and tradition filled.
The article notes about 150 qualified women physicians exist and may kill or bury patients as confidently as men. It highlights London M D and Royal College refusals for women to sit London exams, forcing them to travel to Edinburgh or Dublin, paying extra costs, while male colleagues gain easier paths. It contrasts with California salary equality in education and other jobs, where women earn equal pay or higher in some roles.
Aged Michigan resident Elizabeth O J Terbush is described as a noble figure living in a small, affluent community. The item highlights her standing and long-standing presence in the state society.
An elderly woman in Bay City has adopted and raised 20 children during her married life and cared for two of her own daughters. She provided homes for homeless or abused children, enjoys the bustle of a full table, and remains devoted despite modest means. Several adoptees have prospered in trades, one son died in the War, another survived. The woman still shelters two young orphans, girls aged 10 and 17.
The article outlines a 22 inch silk skirt requiring ten yards for a 40 inch length, cut in nine gores with center-back bias seams and a stiff interlining. It explains flare construction, box plaits, left-side opening, pocket placement, and possible lengthening with bias bands. It also notes dress interlining now uncommon and mentions notable women at a Sorosis meeting and advertising poster artists.
Miss Harrison reports that newly introduced cooking lessons in English elementary schools are popular with school girls and appreciated by parents. The program, once experimental, is likely to become permanent.
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