The Cockney Walk Across English Social Strata
Richard Grant White notes a distinctive walking style among lower middle and lower classes in England, observed in New York streets as well. He contrasts this with the stiff, swaggering gait of soldiers in London and Canterbury and with the more natural stride of a well to do Englishman and of urban Americans in Boston New York or Philadelphia.
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Richard Grant White
The
Atlantic
New York
London
Canterbury
Boston
Philadelphia
New York Provident Dispensary for Working Women Planned
A dispensary for self supporting women workers is to open at 42 University Place with women physicians led by Miss Ella A. Jennings. The project funds a gymnasium and reading room, offers low fees, weekly lectures on hygiene, and aims to reduce pauperism by providing affordable care to working women across New York.
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University Place
Broadway Opera House
New York
Provident
Ella A. Jennings
London
A Practical Joker's Frigid Comeuppance in Penobscot
A Maine tale recalls a man known for tormenting others. A quarrel over entry ends with a wife freezing a stubborn husband out, then admitting him after he endures the cold. The episode underscores the mischief of pranksters and the swift sting of consequences.
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Penobscot
Mr. H
Mrs. If
Mrs. H
The Face as an Index of Character and Feeling
The article argues that facial expression reflects inner emotion and character. It links smiles from birth to death, notes expression shapes perception and speech, and asserts genuine feeling manifests in features while suppressing expression dampens emotion. It concludes that altering expression can change inward mood.
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Lancaster
Droggiste
Messender OF Health
Mishler Hers Bitters CO
Ker
Just His Luck Detroits Tramp Relives Bad Luck Tale
A Detroit tramp vented his misfortune on a wharf claiming a lifetime of bad luck from missing votes, rising prices, and near misses. He recalled losing ten thousand dollars and narrowly escaping violence before a coal payload suddenly fell near him, proving his jinxed day.
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Griswold Street
Detroit
Rother Day
Masculine and Feminine Morality by Elizabeth Blackwell
Essay argues double standard in morality for men and women. It questions allowances for male misbehavior versus harsh penalties for female mistakes, highlighting social judgments on youth, romance, and virtue.
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Elizabeth Blackwell
M. D
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Werner
Craig
Warner
Ourca
Hnomedia Ferai
Denggl Ts
Dentereio Medicine
HH. Warner & Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boris
Voutz
Foutz
Fovrig
E. Foutz
Baltimore, Md
Ros
ANP
Filand
Cial
J. W. Buffington
Wenlock
Eveden
Cones
Eure
New York Telegram
Prof. Gualmette
Daar
France
Bright
Guilmette
Guilmett
Buchanan
Toledo
George Vetyer
J. P
Prof
Squire N.C. Scott
Sylvania
Sam
Mel
Helen Jerome
Hi. B. Green
Findlay
B. F. Keesling
M.D
Logansport
Ind
Erence Padco
Ohio
Srisson & Co
Portlang Mate
Taur & Co
Augnatu
Addroes H, Habert &C
Portland
Maine
Pensions
Stoddart & Co
Solicitors of Claims and Patents
St. Choad Building
Washington D. C
Ore
Dn. Whittier
St. Charles Street
St. Louis
St. S City
Jock
Gil
Seevet Mabite
Exvese
Addrem
Jacques
St. Leyir
Conrad Cook
Eagle
West Side Public Square
Ceoneclery Green House
John Wilson
Fregeries xi Provisions
Phillip Albaugh
Hathaway Block
G. W. Bence
Greencastle
Isidence
Muiholn
Evans & Devore
Orrion
Lot
Donnahue & Lewis
Irney
Landes Drug Store
Washington St
Theawis & Nawgear
Landes
East Washington Street
Joan
E. BR. Miller
Moos
Minster
Sydney v. Winns
New
Smiley & Neff
Albin
Black
South Side Public Square
Groenpanbtes
HB. G. Rinkout & CO
Zis Fulton Dt
Joun Luley
Detroit Free Press
Hall yeveraeLe
LiAn Hairenewer
R. P. Hall & CO
Washua
J. N. Tahler
Jay Bronson
Mass
Epeer
Emma
Passaic, N. A
SPINE
Speer
Oporto
Beer
Speer’s
P. J. Sherry
I. J
P. J
Beingiaré
Alfred Speer
Parish
N. J
Allen's
Gray
Crear
GRA Medicine CO
Mechanics’ Block
Mich
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