Domestic Imperialism and Woman's Place in Society
A collection of editorial notes discusses domestic imperialism, women’s political rights, and social role shifts. It cites Massachusetts custody laws, notes on Henry B. Blackwell’s oyster venture, and reflections on women’s influence in national history. It ends with Eleanora Duse responding to a man’s claim of female inferiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
United States
Henry B. Blackwell
Woman’s Home Journal
Grange and Agriculture Fostering Professional Farm Life
A farmer’s path toward professional farming is celebrated with talks from Evelyn Carr at Illinois University and papers by J Grant Morse and E A Rethl. The group emphasizes science, dairy breeding standards, and modern farm practices while urging continued study and county farmers institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Carr
McHenry County
Young People’s Farmers Institute
T. B. Walker elected president of Northwestern hospital
Minneapolis figure T. B. Walker has just been elected president for the twentieth time. Since its organization the hospital has grown in importance and become a credit to the Northwest with a training school for nurses in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
T. B. Walker
Minneapolis, Minn
Northwestern Hospital
Northwest
Suffrage, Patents Highlight Grange Meeting in Portland
Carrie Chapman Catt addressed the Main State Grange in Portland on December 16 urging equal suffrage. The National Grange backed a strong suffrage resolution at its Lansing Michigan convention. Mrs McCausland of Pittsburgh said to be the oldest living patent holder and Mar the youngest. A cooking utensil by McCausland and a carpet tack by Miss O Sullivan were demonstrated. Virginia House passed the Cabell child labor bill by a large majority to ban hiring children under 12 and regulate ages 12 to 14 in mills and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Carrie Chapman Catt
Portland
National Grange
Lansing
Mich
McCausland
Pittsburg
Miss O'Sullivan
Virginia
House of Delegates
Drouth Devastates Winter Wheat in the West
The article notes that droughts in fall and winter have caused more damage to winter wheat in the western regions than frost, marking drought as a major drawback to the crop in recent years.
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Dowaglac
P. D. Beckwith
Dowaglac, Mich
Coria Lexington and Mascot Steel Ranges
Clark
Henry Hardware CO
Henry, Illinois
Sory
Ill
Sparland C. R. I. & P
Chicago
Mail and Express
Sun
Bent
Quay
Canada
Thedford S Aik Ackor the Great
Family
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Earth
A. J. Green
Illewara, la
McNabb
Nll Tt
Zearing
Strestor
F. E. Kerns
Frank Baer
Henry, Iil
Nicholas Peterman
Schoot Foneise
Tof Saig
Henry
Cigerey
Ely-Brotiers
Warren Street
New
York
Ely's
Chicago Journal
Intelligent, Substantial PLC
Mall
Poland
China
Henry, Ae
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Puget Sounds
Grant
Eleanora Duce
Brannot
Grange and Agriculture
Misa Evelyn Carr
Mindis Horticultural Society
University of Illinois
H. A. Ablrich
Neoga
L. R. Bryant
Princeton
J. W. Stanton
Richview
Frederick Cranfield
University of Wisconsin
C. Titus
J.C. Blair
E. A. Rethl
Alton
J. Grant Morse
Ada
Clara McCormick
Tazewell Co Farmers Institute
County Farmers Institute
LaSalle St
Broadway
New York
Chicago Evening Post
Jansen
Joosten
Krause Building
Henry, Ill
California
America
Rock Island
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
el Paso
Colorado
Utah
Golden State Limited
Rock Island System
L M. Allen
Kuss Bros
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Tedepnenn No
Illinois
Kuss Bros., Henry, Iil
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