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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1893
Page
3
A reflective verse from Mrs Finley Braden in the North Observer ponders youth and aging. The speaker contemplates pleasures, fame, and wealth, then faces middle age and impending death. Hope remains as the poem contrasts earthly life with a hoped for eternal afterlife.
In 1872 near The Maiden's Tears in the Sierra Nevada, a young schoolteacher aboard a Sacramento to Nevada City coach outacts the outlaw Black Bart. She off ers to beat him at stud poker for the passengers' safety, wins the bet, and saves the riders. Bart pays with their money, but she earns a gold watch and a thousand dollar check for the Express Company.
A 19th century essay argues college education for women proves intellectual equality with men, noting coeducation in England and the United States, Cambridge success with two wranglers, and the need to build subtler personal qualities. It discusses figures like Vassar, Wellesley, and Smith, and urges women to be true to themselves, study hard, and set a virtuous example.
In a strong critique the writer attacks female authors and publishers in the union for promoting what is called imbecile literature. The piece condemns melodramatic plots, perfumed diction, and untrue heroines while mocking the era’s advances for women’s rights. It cites titles like Tempted to Leave Her Lover and Twixt Love and Hate and ridicules the hero and heroine types, urging reform by unions to curb such works.
A twenty year old girl, after ten years in school, travels to a southern suburban summer town. Her quiet charm influences relatives and peers, as cousins and aunts work among the poor, reading to the sick, teaching Sunday school, and joining a working girls club. The passage notes social example and duty.
Paros M D promotes The Winthrop located at 125th Street and 7th Avenue in New York City. The notice highlights the hotel’s address and its presence in the area.
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