Forgetful American Estate Claim At Devon Workhouse
The Aeminster Board of Guardians assist an inmate named Olsen, about sixty, to prove an estate in America she allegedly bought years ago. Once wealthy, she lost money and became a pauper in an East Devon village, ending up cared for by the union workhouse.
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Two Souls Theory Sparks Fashion Debate in 1900s Press
An era article cites Clark University President G Stanley Hall claiming women have two or more souls. It argues this belief underpins views on female fickleness and intuition while detailing the rapid rise of ready made garments, falling dressmaking jobs since 1890, and huge retail inventories in fall 1908 with thousands of models and high garment prices.
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Tutti Frutti Pudding From Ladies World Recipe
Remove pits from stewed prunes and chop small. Sieve stewed apricots, cut figs. Make crust from sour cream and soda, salt, flour. Layer fruit with butter in a dish, cover with crust, bake thirty minutes. Serve warm with sauce.
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Soul ascent and struggle within a single mind
The Kansas City Journal asserts that two opposing inner personas can compete for control within a person, with one soul in ascendancy despite strangers to each other, a claim supported as proven beyond doubt.
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Women as Independent Leaders Fail to Make Good
A writer in Appleton's argues women have not secured lasting leadership in professions and business. Economic forces push them into work, but doors to high status remain closed as opinion demand for independent success weakens. Few reach notable positions in medicine law academia journalism or editor roles. Ready-to-Wear Garments.
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New York Factories Employ 50,000 Year Round
The article notes that big New York factories hire about 50,000 workers year round, with 150,000 to 260,000 more during busy seasons. It also cites a $2000 to $20,000 annual wage range for these factories and reports a 100 percent sales rise in women's cloak and suit departments in retail dry goods stores over the last four years.
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Frills a Fashion A vivid tour of 1910s dress styles
The item surveys fashion details with emphasis on frills and silhouettes. It notes jumper frocks for all ages, long sleeves, chamois gloves, scarlet and green sunshades with white dresses, and parasol-coordinated gowns. It covers colors, textures, and accessories from hats to scarfs and bathe wear specifics.
Flag, Faith, and Freedom: A Sermon on America’s Future
The Rev. Ira W Henderson at Irving Aquare Presbyterian Church preaches that the flag embodies national honor and divine guidance. He warns against hidden dangers from indifference, faulty thinking, and secularism, urging steadfast faith and public virtue to safeguard America's liberty and destiny under God.
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Life and work as a divine foundation
Life is not a race to be won but a task to be built on a right foundation and in a right spirit. It emphasizes patient, loving labor aligned with God's design, noting that sainthood is not found by self-examination in a mirror.
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Sultan Announces Constitution and Parliament In Turkey
The Sultan of Turkey grants a constitution and plans to call two Parliaments. Washington sees steps toward a national aerial society. Governor Hughes hints at renomination if the party desires. Portugal moves to expel religious orders. Authorized emergency currency of 600 million dollars to be ready by Congress.
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London preacher warns against checking women's talk
A London preacher emphasizes the value of female speech, stating that the flow of a woman's talk should not be tested or censored. He argues that no one has ever proven a need to police such discourse.
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Kentucky Court Allows Dog Tax Use of Police Power
The Kentucky court of appeals ruled that imposing a dog tax is a proper exercise of the state's police power. The decision upholds city and state authority to regulate animal control and fund related services, reinforcing the legal basis for dog taxation. It confirms government capacity to levy such charges as a public welfare measure.
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