Woman's World Notes on Women Leaders and Charities
A collage of brief items on women in public life and reform. Hattie Chadwick as proofreader in Michigan's state printer's office. Frances Willard riding a tricycle with a broken arm. Lillian Whiting linked to the Boston Traveler. Ella Leonard and Caroline Lingle editors in New Jersey. W T U activities in Trenton and Musketon. Kate Gleason pursuing mechanical draughting at Cornell. Kate Gleason pursuing mechanical drafting and leadership. a Parisian beauty's cosmetic bath mishap ends with a sulfuric transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Chadwick
State Printer
Michigan
Madama
Moral lessons on women conduct from 19th century advice
A jumble of quotes and moral guidance on chemistry, beauty, and marriage roles. It contrasts caution in cosmetic use with warnings about dissipated suitors and the value of parental guidance in choosing a life partner. The piece weaves Victorian era domestic instruction with warnings about happiness and social standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frien
Norman
Why Should I Belong to the W. C. T. U.
Esther Trust explains why intelligent Christian women should join the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. She argues home as life’s center, the home keeper’s role, and the fight against intemperance as protecting children and neighbors. The piece promotes motherly love, union strength, and collective action through organized effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Trust
National Supt. Press Department
W.C T.U
W C. T
Temperance Crusade and WCTU Rise Prominent in Reform
The text describes the temperance movement led by women, the formation of the W C T U, and its national reach with Frances E Willard as president. It notes state laws for compulsory temperance education, the spiritual motivation, and the role of unions in influencing homes and children. It also mentions insanity links to overwork and a tonic advertisement, plus local postmaster changes in Sparland Varna and Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred
Muskegon
Mich
United States
Wwe
Iginien
T. U3
Cleveland
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Ata
Algo
Bo Rae
Gite
Shotters
Funersle
Vincent Becker
Henry
Edwards
Ill
A. L. Hupp
Second Street, Menry, Ill
Hagan
Henry: “‘Repabii Hi ‘Yi Sf
Clara A. Stephens
Frances E. Willard
Belle. Case Lin’ Follette
Wisconsin University
Mitchell, Dak
Leona Dix
South Dakota
The
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Independent
Ella A. Leonard
Caroline G. Lingle
Vassar
Trenton
Lillian Whiting
Boston Traveler
Inter Ocean
Bureau County
L. D. Whitney
Lucy M. Hale
Woman's Reformatory
Bherborn
Mass
Cincinnati
Ohio Hospital For Women and Children
Emily
England
Stock Exchange
London
Girls Friendly Society For America
Pont Episcopal Church
Kate Gleason
Rochester
N. Y
Cornell University
Boston Journal of Chemistry
Margaret Eyetinge
W. T.U
Jones
B. Durfee
Sparland
Frank Martin
John Wright
Capt .Warren
Varna
Bell Plain
F. P. Hunt
S. B. Mitchell
T F. Lash
Magnolia
Ayer
Eliza A. Clough
Arlington St
Lowell
Mass 7
J. W. Starr
Laconia
Iowa
C. E. Upton
Nashua
R. Harris
Creel City
Ramsey Co
Dakota
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
U.S. A
Bicycles
Columbia
Victor
Muu Falls
Otto
Tarry
Geo. W
Rouse & Sonl
Washington St
Peoria
Main
Fulton
Steamboat Landing
Rock Island Depot
W. West
St.louis
Chicago & Alton B
ST. Lowis
Kansas City
Union
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Nebraska
Oregon
California
Bor Ani Tining
West
Southwes Sea
O& Alton Railroad
Meicas
James Charlton
Dearborn Breet
Adams Street
Chicago
J.C. McMullin
H. Chappell
C. OC. Ghiss
Paskell House
Henry, Ill
Grand Army
Piper Heidsick
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