Pittsburg Nurse Idea Promoted In Workplace Welfare
Dr. Lucy A. Bannister urged placing a trained nurse in busy factories and department stores to aid numerous female workers during a Visiting Nurses Association talk. The field for social welfare work could yield strong results with such roles. The essay also discusses manners, gender expectations, and evolving depictions of women in literature and art across eras.
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Pittsburg
Lucy A. Bannister
Visiting Nurses Association
Bannister
Southern Accent Sells Women on West Side
A city furniture polish salesman recounts how his sales jumped after he tailored remarks to Southern birth and accent, impressing Southern women on the West Side. The NY Press notes Miss Ruth Stokes, a half million dollar heiress touring with a Wild West show, drawing interest from cowboys and ranchmen amid talk of her lifestyle and upbringing.
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Vermont
Ife
West
New England
New York Press
Ruth Stokey
Migs Stokes
Sapulpa
Okla
Hfe
Oung Equestrienne
Mias Stokes
New York
The Change In Love's Clasp
A reader notes that the extreme height of women influences a new style in magazines and fiction illustrating. He observes that men no longer embrace lovely ladies as they once did.
Rise Against Wronga on Mohammedan Woman’s Lot
A piece arguing that Mohammedan women seek legal rights and escape from domestic confinement. It contends Western women are not complacent, noting parallels between fears of female emancipation and past expectations of subservience. The author predicts women may seek legal protections to guard children and counter male overreach.
Fashion Notes in Latest Petticoats and Gowns
The article surveys current fashion trends including petticoats buttoned to corsets, fifteen gore linen skirts, square and low neck princess combinations, blue and black color duos, silk muslin gowns with cloth hems, linen bands on hems and collars, and inexpensive waistcoats. It notes princess slips with belts, low-cut jacket revers,Malinette fashion, waterproof options, hemp hats in black and natural tones, dotted Swiss night gowns with pink ribbons, and straw hats with linen waistcoats matching outfits.
The Example of Christ in a Puritan Church Sermon
A Puritan Congregational Church sermon by Rev. Jason Noble Pierde explores Jesus washing feet as not an ordinance but an ideal of loving service. He urges Christians to imitate Christ in daily life, noting Paul’s be followers of me and contrasting real imitation with mere contemplation.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Puritan Congregational Church
Jason Noble Pierde
Christ
Jesus
England
Russia
John
Job
Abraham
Peter
Paul
Puritan Church
Apostle
Aida
Thia Ality
Mmansion
Oberammergau
Jesus Christ
God
Life
Interpreter of Life by Percy T. Orton sermon
The speaker says Jesus is the interpreter of life and the life to come. We err in living until we pattern our conduct on Him. The fever of life comes from chasing happiness through worldly mixtures. Turn to Him as exemplar and accept Him as way truth and life to be lifted from fever to new life for service.
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Jesus
Hfe
Percy T. Orton
Pittsburg
Christian Advocate
Thy Last Thought Practice for Night and Day
A devotional line urges placing God as the final thought before sleep and the first upon waking. It promises peaceful rest and prosperous labors through sanctified night and rectified day, reflecting Puritan-influenced moral exhortation.
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God
High Ideals Guiding Lives From The Reverend James Alexander
A Boston preacher, Reverend James Alexander, urges followers to pursue high ideals and embody the life prescribed by the Master, calling for personal conduct aligned with spiritual principles.
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Rev
James Alexeander
Boston
National Game Rumors and Player Moves Across Leagues
A roundup of baseball chatter cites Rucker as a misfitting star for Brook yo, Jimmy Kane of the Pittsburgs as a skilled boxer, and President Robison praising St Louis pitching. Rumors link Slagle to St Louis, Hartzell’s Newark release, McCarthy’s Pittsburgh acquisition after Cincinnati, Milan and Schipke in Washington favor, Navin selling Malloy to Indianapolis, and Turner’s injury prognosis. Also noted are Murch to Lawrence, Cincinnati four strong pitchers, Elderfield joining Highlands, and Grifath’s hopes for a new winning streak amid a season heavy with pitcher usage across leagues.
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Rucker
Chamson
Brookyo
Jimmy Kane
Pittsburgs
Stanley Robison
St. Louia
Jimmy Slagle
St. Louis
Roy Hartzell
St. Louis Browns
Newark
McCarthy
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Clyde Milan
Schipke
Washington
Navin
Detroit
Gale
Herman Malloy
Indianapolis
Payne
Terry Turner
Brooklyn
Sim Murch
Lawrence Club
Cincinnatis
Kid Elderfield
Highlanders
Grifath
Women’s suffrage hinges on women’s own choice
The New York World argues the weakness of suffrage arguments lies in incompleteness. It says women will vote when a majority among them desires to vote, and that restraint cannot be devised by men. The obstacle is self-imposed, not male opposition.
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Pest
Don Juan
New York Tribune
Mary Garden
Adelina Patti
Spain
New York
Olive Fremstad
Norway
United States
Scotland
Chicago
Europe
Hmma Hames
Shanghai
Henry T. Fick
New York World
Socialist denounces titled heads as overpriced in Europe and America
A Socialist decries the cost of titled leaders across Europe and the United States, arguing the expense exceeds their value, as reported by the San Francisco Call.
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Europe
America
Adda
San Francisco
Attorney John N Banks in Philadelphia office noted
John N Banks attorney at law maintains an office in the Banks building in Philadelphia while stressing services relevant to Indiana Pennsylvania cases.
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J. Hood Clark
Mayaball Building
Indiene
David Blair
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
John N. Banks
Banks Building
Philadelphia
John H. Pierge
Omice le Cunningham
Indisnea
John H. Hill
Giffesou Hoots No
Farmer's Bank
Court Place
Indiena
Harry W. Fee
Moe
Marehall Building
George J. Feit
Marshall Building
M. C. Watbon
Fe Deposit Bank
Wracs Rendaakthy Bem
H. Tomb
Sanitary Triumphs Fight Mosquitoes Fleas and Disease
The New York World praises systematic destruction of the mosquito as a major sanitary victory. It notes yellow fever removal from Cuba and Panama via breeding place cleansing and cites fumigation as a means to curb spread. The article warns summer house flies aid typhoid and other intestinal diseases in this latitude.
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New York World
Cuba
Panama
San Francisco
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Milady
Jason Noble Pierce
Ndiana
Franklin Sansom
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Commoner and Democrat
New York Daily World
Democrat
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World
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American and
Pittsburg Evening Sun and Democrat
Pittsburg Evening Telegraph and
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