Women Allowed to Perform Hard Work By Dr Grace E Cross
From a physician's view the piece argues for individual suitability of hard work for women. It contrasts domestic burden with fashionable constraints, noting heavy household tasks and restrictive dress impact health. The author concludes that any non morally degrading work a woman can and wants to do is suitable for her.
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Grace E Cross
Adda
Frho
Goa
Womn
Sahe
Nat
Lydia E. Pinkham
Steam laundries and women at sea in 1963 voyage
In Asia steam laundries grow in favor as fears of disease from hand washing push modernization. The tale shifts to a New York float story where Captain Nellie Sky and Captain MacManus clash aboard the Western Woman's special. Dialogue covers suffrage, glass wars, and a playful crash through historical memory ending with a note on Leonard Wallace’s Hubbard inscription.
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MacManus
Alligator
Universal Sun
New York
Timothy
Nellie Sky
Rafferty
Scott
Nellie
Sky
Captain MacManus
Miss Sky
Nelle
Captain Sky
Old MacManus
Clal
San Francisco
MaeManus
Mississippi
Fair Indies
Cips
Ieee
Morgan
Fifth Avenue
Captain Nelle
Captain MacManna
Dillion Wallace
Leonard Hubbard
Labrador
Hubbard
Hubard
Delty
Wallace
Sparrow Becomes Farm Nuisance Says Francis Wagner
Quote from Francis Wagner denounces sparrows as pests spreading disease and damaging crops. He argues they inhabit near homes, taint water cisterns, and threaten native birds, urging population culling to protect health and agriculture.
Inheritance of Milk Yield by Danish Cattle Alfalfa Feed
The article discusses how milk yield is affected by breeding and alfalfa pasture. It notes the value of alfalfa for restoring yield and examines heredity in dairy cows, with references to Mendelian ideas. It also mentions management practices like thinning trees and pruning through practical farming advice.
Fur border fashions spark witty salon tale in New York
Miss Eloie De Wolfe, famed as the best dressed woman in New York, discusses winter fashions in the Colony Club smoking room. She describes an evening gown of fine, diaphanous white with a fur border, noting it is for beauty and display.
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Eloie de Wolfe
New York
Colony Club
Golde
Mrs. Golfe
Population of Earth by Continent and Growth
The earth’s population is about 1.6 billion, with Asia home to over half at 850 million and Africa 127 million. North America 121 million, South America 45 million, Australia 5 million, Europe 380 million, polar regions 200 thousand. No reliable growth estimates exist, but science spread suggests future increases will outpace past growth.
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Earth
Asia
Africa
North America
South America
Australia
Europe
Polar
Remarkable Soap Bubbles at London Exhibition
The London science show displays extraordinary bubbles with nested layers rolling on wires and bursting with gas that can cause a load explosion. A tough elastic soap enables a ping pong like game while trained observers read film thickness from colors such as apple green indicating twenty millionths of an inch.
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London
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Syrup From Raisin Seeds Revealed By U S Experts
United States government experts report raisin seeds can yield a clear syrup an oil for paint and soap making a tannin extract and meal for feeding stock all from the seeds.
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United States
Horrors of Foul Air and Public Health Fear
A vivid critique compares stagnant air to stagnant water, arguing urban health dangers from poor ventilation and polluted environments. It warns that without visible signs like slime, airborne disease risks are overlooked, urging brighter public health awareness.
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Universel
Oiller’s Weekly
Following Jesus a Call to Serve Not to Postpone
A sermon analyzes Luke 9 57 62 and Luke 10 38 42 to outline three follower types the impulsive one who backs away, the procrastinator who delays, and the resolute who fully commits. It contrasts Martha and Mary at Bethany, urging reliance on the one thing needful and readiness to serve without excuses.
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Jesus
Jericho
Lot
Bethany
Martha
Mary
John
Fife
Christ
Atlantic Coast Women Praise Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A page of letters extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a relief for female ailments. Mrs Stephenson of Independence Oregon reports dramatic improvement after use, noting renewed vigor and appetite. Other testimonials describe relief from nervous prostration and soreness with continued reliance on the remedy and wash.
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W. Stemenson
Independence
Oregon
Atlantic Coast
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Uaewaey Sawana
Skin Cleared by Simple Change in Food
A Kansas girl cured an eczema by changing her diet, crediting improved digestion after using Grape-Nuts. She endured months of facial eruptions and ineffective medicines before discovering the connection between indigestion and her skin condition. She urges others with similar trouble to try Grape-Nuts rather than medicines.
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Mila
Postum Co
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John B. Marrieqn
Masts
Philippines
Japan
Hongkong
Far East
Sapisan
Francis Wagner
St. Loui, Mo
Heine Glaman
Wellington
Kansas City Star
St Paul Dispatch
Lydia E. Pikham
Lydia E.pinkham
Phillis
Bea Tincup
Philuauiphis
Indy
Pouson‘s Weekly
England
William H. Cook
Wombat
Bortekade
Ufe
Cere
Furl
Forecyens Mealies
MAB Company
Attleroso, Mass
Ers Reliable Sales Agency
Newark
Sinls Sarvs
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