Woman Leaders and Reform Movements Across Nations
Highlights list women achieving professional milestones, public roles, and social reform. Belgian woman first to earn a medical degree and practice. nurses, editors, and notaries public noted. Mentions Mary Clement Leavitt and Mary Gougar in global missions. temperance, suffrage, and educational reforms debated. critiques of alcohol impact on health. References to United States and European figures and initiatives.
Temperance Hospital opening and notes on women physicians
The National Temperance Hospital in Chicago opens with 80 beds and new interne appointments for Mary Weeks Burnett. A call goes to WCTU states to furnish the hospital. The piece also reflects on charity, benevolence, and women’s roles, citing Susan D Power and Emily Bouton. Philadelphia features eight women physicians with high annual incomes.
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National Temperance Hospital
Chicago
Marte J Orglert
Sarah J. Millsop
South Manchester
Gonn
L. H. Plumb
Streator
Peters
Manistee, Mich
J B Hobbs
Burnett
Women Physicians Break Barriers in Philadelphia History
The article recalls a 35 year struggle for women to gain medical training in Philadelphia. A charter fight ended with the first successful women’s medical college in the United States, producing graduates from across the globe. It highlights pioneers Anna Preston and Emilie Horton Cleveland, and notes ongoing resistance yet growing acceptance among leading doctors in Philadelphia and New York.
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Legislature
Pennsylvania
Woman's Medical College
United States
Ints
Japan
China
Holy Land
Russia
Hindoostan
Arabia
Austria
Canada
Great Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
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Anna M Longshore
Longshore Potts
London
Ann Preston
Emilioe Horton Cleveland
G B Cleveland
Cleveland
Preston
Paris
East
Pennsylvania Hospital
New York
Scott's Emulsion Promises Healthful Spring Relief
Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites is described as a highly remedial, palatable tonic. It is praised for aiding delicate children, emaciation, consumption, and impoverished blood while presenting as a springtime illustrated monthly issue named St Nicholas, a welcome family read for households with children and youths.
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Castoria Baby Medication Jingle Echoes Through Ad Copy
An old promotional lyric traces Castoria usage from infancy to motherhood, noting repeated trust in Castoria across stages of life. The refrain repeats for emphasis on the product as a comforting remedy associated with children.
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