International Council of Women to meet in Washington
An International Council of Women will convene in Washington March 25 for eight days with 16 sessions. Delegates include Mary A. Livermore, Frances Willard, Caroline Buell, Julia Ward Howe, Clara Barton, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton among many others from the United States and abroad. The event marks a jubilee of female enfranchisement dating to Rochester 1848.
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International Council of Women
Washington
Ite
Missionary
Peace and Moral
Mary A. Livermore
Licy Stone
Frances Willard
Caroline Buell
Julia Ward Howe
Mary F. Eastman
Clara Barton
Western Association of Collegiate
Michigan University
Louise Reed Stowell
Moral “Education Society
Frazer
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Unitarian Association
Richardson
Laura McNett
Antoinette Brown Blackwell
Anna Shaw
Pandita Ramabai
Finland
Denmark
Sweden
Helen Campbell
England
Fanny Zampinol Salazaro
Rome
France
Isabella Bugelot
Paris
Helen Taylor
John Stuart Mill
Henrietta Muller
London School Board
Girton College
Cambridge
Alice Scatcherd
National Woman Suffrage Association
Rochester
N. Y
National Association
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Matilda Joslyn Gage
May Wright Sewall
Helen M. Gougar
Laura M. Johns
Kansas
Clara B. Colby
Nebraska
Olympia Brown
Universalist Church
Zerelda G. Wallace
Elizabeth Lisle Saxon
Tennessee
Mary I. Haggart
Elizabeth Boynton Harbert
Warners Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy Ad
A 1888 advertisement extols Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Consumption remedy as a cure for coughs and lung disease. It claims the treatment targets the constitutional cause, with testimonials and warnings against March consumption. It also includes a local note about cows roaming in streets in Lacon.
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Buncress
Meath
Samson
Jaius Cesar
Aes
Warner
J. W. Hansan
Greensboro
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Pure Blood Remedy
An advertisement compares Hood's Sarsaparilla to spring cleaning for the body, claiming it purifies and vitalizes blood, destroys disease germs, and cures scrofula salt rheum and other blood disorders, calling it the most popular spring medicine. The empress of Brazil denounces bird slaughter for ornament. Mrs Mary A Livetindre will tour New England the rest of the season.
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England
Hood
Mary A. Livetindre
New England
rearonOnian
Putnam, Il
Thomas Williams
le Albert Sticket
Porxam
Thormas Williams
Ws. A. Huxter
Purnas
Charl
Arlin
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Peter Cooper
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Courtland Palmer
Lila
Abe
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New York Standard
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Emporia
Kan
State Board of Charities
Hiawatha
Lady MacKenzie
London
Abplaham
Christian Union
Mary JL. Booth
Scribner
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Christina F. Haley
New York
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Pianst
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Florence E. Kollock
Englewood
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Jeanette Thurber
Europe
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Sarah K. Bolton
Hanna Taggart
Northumberland
Frances E. Willard
District of Columbia
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A. Home For Working
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Albany
N.Y
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Poatér
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Lacon
Brazil
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Justine
Peoria
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Chicaco
Harris Remedy CO
Mra Carmists
Tenth Street
Fred S. Tucker
Adams St
Peoria, Ill
Lacon Marble Works
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