Great Women Novelists Compared Across Generations
The essay contrasts Charlotte Bronte Jane Austen and Fanny Burney, noting Bronte’s austere Haworth rectory life and Austen’s lively Steventon atmosphere. It argues Austen's distinctness from Burney and Bronte, suggests Burney’s decline amid her era, and discusses how place and temperament shaped each author’s work and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Bronte
Jane Auster
Fanny Burney
Haworth Rectory
Gann Fyre
Memx
George
Jane Austen
Panny Burney
Comet
Dmb
Rome
Haworth
Steveton
Jane Auten
Miss Toronte
Berrisy
Bronte
Brussels
June Agsten
Jenglind
Merween
Chiarlotte Bronte
Wiiline Foe
Orishty
Mewroy
Jooe Austen
Seritiiye
Merriety
Manny
Geller
York
Bray
Uteir Littercat Saeyieone
Anil
Fort Wayne Vigilance Committee Calls for Safety Council
The Fort Wayne Safety Council is urged to curb speed maniacs as reckless driving kills thousands nationwide. Citizens awake to enforce laws, strengthen police and deter open violations on Harmison and central streets amid calls for a vigilant local committee to curb danger and protect life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
New York City
Rolls-Royce
Ford
Arnold Bennet
Harrison Street
Harmison Street
Berry, Wayne
Washington
War Mothers and Peace Voices Across Nations
Fragmented text discusses War Mothers of America shaping policy to curb war, noting women’s voting rights and global pacifist sentiment. It references mothers of the world challenging male leaders and urging organized peace efforts through international bodies and public action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of
America
Salionss
Amierten
Smetley
Citizens urged to engage with legislature amid campus critique
A broad appeal criticizes state higher education for surrendering to trends, urging scrutiny of funding and governance. The piece cites changes at Indiana institutions, laments past leadership, and questions the direction set by university and normal schools. Public sentiment in Fort Wayne is noted as cautious about political handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Add
Tia
Jyatiturion
Indiana
Olly
Rane
Pardue
Mabel
Dollan
Genoa
Hyatt
Tess
Nestle AL Th
Fort Wayne
Cuaters
Mont Roosevelt
Trosevelt
Wii Wat San Juaga
Roosevelt
Hooseven
Deriskin
War Department
Sandivin Hill
Custer
San Juan
Gelt- Cid
Harrison
Griffithe
Liverpool
Indlina
Griffiths
England
London
Harrisonay
Venezuelaa
Griffithy
Harrison Jost
Bingranhine
Hewson
The Oaks and Georgetown's Distant Presidential Dreams
A long entangled reminiscence argues whether The Oaks in Georgetown or a Wyoming Avenue mansion will house a future vice president or even President Wilson. The era’s social shift toward Georgetown is weighed against the old Washington mansions’ prestige, with notes on Calhoun, Lincoln’s son, Bryce, and Roosevelt era art disputes and a vanished Harrison biography project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Nourse Mansion
Tennleytown Road
Urisbour
Nero
Wyoming
Ayenua
Congressman Puller
Massachusetts
Georgetown
Fearnville
Rock Creek
Lovers Lane
Walk
Wenice
Calhoun
South
Oaks Line Statesman
Senate
Jackson
Haman
Virayen
Senator Johnson
New Orleans
Lire
Haniel
Howe
Cynon
Washington
Korlely
Paton
Sembrang
Matatall
Ae Willard
Shoreham
Sherman
Sixteshth Street
Fridames
Turragut Square
Iobart
Leaumville Square
White House
Ag Hag
Cameron Howne
Bullt
Taylona
Oaks
Marion conference quotes on faith and Congress impact
The report covers conferees Bie Lurene and Mr Bryan in Marion with analysis of religious rhetoric at the prep for Congress. It notes Theyeon and Mie TEurding’s views on church support for the League of Nations and assesses whether religion shaped policy and trust in the President elect Woodrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Lurene
Bryan
Oman
Vienne
Pho
Congress
Tapan
China
Dinrding
Cnurdle
Woodrow
Notable Debate Over Pad Reform and House Membership
The discourse centers on the reform of pad rules and the distribution of seats in the House. Key figures discuss the selfish fear of individuals guiding constituency legitimacy and whether interests should control representation. The argument probes if 100 members or 296 seats best ensure stable governance and fair exertion by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noonan
Champ Clark
Joo Ganhon
Nur
Voturius
Mae Tene Theatre
Wellelty Ibeby
Washington Memorials and delayed plans for a George Washington monument
A long delayed memorial project in Washington seeks a landmark for George Washington, tied to the national memory and spurred by the war era. The piece traces delays from grants and tombs to completion, noting gaps in funding and the absence of major memorials in the capital neighborhoods.
Unnamed Biographies and Presidential Letters Examined
A critique discusses biographies of presidents focusing on personal letters and character over philosophy. It contrasts Roosevelt and Adams era figures, noting the value of informal writings and the challenge of capturing a life beyond formal deeds.
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Matitia
Pic
Citizen
Kabbages
the Oaks
Svettin
Jefferson
Thornton
Mra
Robert Weverly
Jane Tayloe
Tayloe
Octagon House
Cameron
Lafayette Squaws
Silmet
Monroy
John C. Calhoun
Leo
Arshigton
Peter
Wendy
Ayeharmonia
Georgeown
Washinton
Iver
Europe
Dr. Thornton
Tulare Phyet
Ta Payette
Vernon
Hunerthag
Mitch
Bryce
Son
Lincoln
Jackison
Abe
John J. Grithida
Britght Griffin
Provident
Marion
Heaven
Fortunne
Formner
Grant
Rotantes Gardens
Mirchiner
Louisiana
Hanmilton
Roomvelt
G. Tickner
Ltte
Hansevelt
Jefferunn
Vuchahian
SS Petersburg
Palmerson
Porto
Galhawn
Atonevelt
Truckley
House
Cairn
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