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Newspaper

Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1893

Page

3

Matrimony Strain Reveals Stepmother Mystery

In a rain-soaked estate setting, Gertrude uncovers that her fiancé Dick's aunt Marion is his stepmother. The revelation nearly shatters their engagement, but Dick reassures her, and Gertrude accepts the truth, choosing respect over secrecy as the couple plans a future together.

Gertrude Foster Gertrude Jim Harold Fotto Voce Stanmer Foster Richard Marion Moore Marion Moore Gertie Iere Aunt Marion Rion James Mrs. Foster Maple Avenue Louisa

Women Detectors of Counterfeit Money Triumph at Treasury

The piece traces the rise of women in U S Treasury work from a solitary start to six thousand clerks. It highlights Miss Jennie Douglass and Miss Elizabeth Stoner among others, praising Mrs W A Leonard and Mrs E G Brown for accuracy in identifying burnt notes, fractional currency, and charred mass recovery. It notes high female achievement in Cambridge Oxford and London University exams, then asks whether women will seek parity in marriage and exams.

United States Treasury Gen. Spinner Gov. Chase Secretary of the Treasury Jennie Douglass Spinner Treasury W. A. Leonard E. G. Brown Leonard Brown Elizabeth Stoner Navy Cambridge Matheusttent Trijios Oxford London University Miss Jones Smith Joneses Harper's Weekly B.C Allen & CO Augusta

One Touch of Nature Moves Susan B. Anthony Audience

Susan B. Anthony spoke at a Chicago congress amid heat and crowd overflow. Her joking remark about her gown won the audience, uniting hearers in support of her reform platform. Census figures show many American women worked outside the home, prompting discussion on integrating this new factor into society.

Suse B. Anthony Chicago Art Palace Susan B. Anthony America Commonwealth

The Question of Women’s Surnames in Society

A discussion argues the fading custom of wives taking husbands’ surnames. Citing Alice Freeman Palmer on coeducation, the piece notes women gaining distinction in fellowships at Chicago University and reports London Geographical Society’s decision to bar women from membership.

Alice Freeman Palmer Chicago University London Geographical Society Society

Notable women and achievements cited in short notes

Short notes highlight diverse women achieving in education ranching law invention ceramics and hunting. Mentions Tim School Board wage scale in St Paul Miss Helen Shafer receiving LL D from Oberlin Mrs Richard King Ranch near Corpus Christi 700000 acres Linaian Mounter memory feats Mlle Magnussen Iceland suffrage Laura Unvey Nevada bar Grafton Ross weed killer Miss Healy Healy ceramics hunters Lady Hope Town Mrs Alan Gardner Tyacke and more.

Tim School Board St. Paul Minn Helen Shafer Wellesley College Oberlin College Texas Richard King Corpus Christi Linaian Mounter Mlle. Magnussen Teeland Iceland Laura M. Unvey Virginia City Nevada Supreme Cou Grafton Ross Cincinnati Miss Healy Washington Chicago Harper's Lazar Lady Hopetown Victoria Anelkland Alan Gardner India Mra Tyacke Kulu Central Himalayas

Now or When and Death Echoes in Verse and Prose

A collage of historic verse and prose snippets including lines on death from a Springfield Mass Republican page, a tale about a undiscouraged farmer, street poems about hardship and food, and a Harper’s Bazar anecdote. It mixes elegiac death rants with humorous verses and moral maxims in a late 19th to early 20th century American newspaper style.

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