Woman in Arkansas sits on state medical board
Dr. Pearl Hate Tatman of Gureka Springs Arkansas serves on the Holectic State Board of Examiners becoming the first woman on Arkansas medical board according to an Arkansas City paper. The article notes she has about a dozen years in practice, her husband also a doctor and adds broad social reflections on women and beauty from various sources.
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Pearl Hate Tatman
Ninon de L'Uncles
France
Bernis
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Plitsburg Press
Paris Pursuit of Women Cab Drivers Sparks Debate
A Paris weekly derides women cab drivers as attention magnets likely to irritate police and hinder traffic. It warns that crowds may form if a horse falters and notes longevity among beautiful older women, citing Helen of Troy as an example of enduring beauty beyond youth.
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Petite Republique
Paris
Herald
Helen of ‘Roy
Doy
Spring fashion trends drift toward tunics and silk gowns
Fashion notes describe pleated tunics, draped panels, and sheer hats with net crowns. Lingerie gowns feature sheer tucks and lace, with ostrich plumes and aigrettes in handsome coiffures. Silk commands favor, new sleeve puffs appear, and bordered textiles brighten street wear with tunic skirts. A tunic over pleated skirts remains novel but requires height and slenderness.
John the Baptist as Model of True Greatness
A Brooklyn sermon on John the Baptist as the exemplar of true greatness. The preacher argues greatness rests on faithfulness humility a present sense of Christ and devout service rather than miracles or show, urging personal preaching in daily work and humble service.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Platbush’ Presbyterian
Dwight Uo
Marvin
John
Moses
Messiah
Daniel
Jehovah
Joshua
Paul
Asia Minor
John the Apostle
Patmos
Jesus
John the Baptist
Rome
Palestine
Kingdom of Heaven
The
Jordan
Gospel Herald
Fia Angelico
Savonarola
Bunyan
Carey
Gordon
Livingston
Agassia
Miller
Frances Ridley Haverga
Jesus Christ
Christ
Oan
Herod
God
Earth
House of Commons
Haydon
Parliament
Heaven
Personal Nelgies on Religion as Individual Faith
Rev A Gillis of New York City argues religion must be personal and inward. He states a man cannot claim faith through his wife and that true belief exists only in the individual's heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. Gillis
New York City
New York
Adirondacks
Hughes
Death and the afterlife in a New Orleans church
A brief quotation from Rev. A UC Smither of the Chilge tian Church in New Orleans discusses death. It states that in death the spiritual body emerges from the fleshly body and adjusts to its spiritual environments.
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Smither, Chilgetian Church
New Orleans
News Notes on Suffrage and Society in 19th Century Era
A mixed digest notes women’s organizing amid food trust pressure in Vienna, a Supreme Court remark on woman’s distinct class, New York’s club women outnumbering London and Paris, a Newport gift to Harvard by Amy Sheldon, Miss Kilbourne’s sewing achievement, suffragette clashes on Wall Street, royal birth forecasts in Madrid, socialite legal action against a hotel, and various other society, transport, and science tidbits across the United States and Europe.
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Vienna
United States Supreme Court
New York City
London
Paris
Amy R. Sheldon
Newport
Harvard University
Elizabeth M. Kilbourne
Winsted
Conn
Wall Street
New York
Madrid
Spain
Queen Victoria
Wilson Woodrow
Chilicothe
Onlo
Frances Pickerell
St. Louis
State University At
Columbia
Mary Craig
Ernestine Hunt
Marquis of Ailesbury
Calgary
Alberta
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Hoffman House
Escor
Caroline. Purbasa
West Newton
Mass
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Annapalis
Thomas Birch
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Ernest Renan
Jehosaphat
Lillian Whiting
New Haven Register
Muskogee
Kansas City Journal
Dwight E Marvin
Franklin Sansom
the Democrat’s Clubbing List
National Stockman and Farmer and Democrat
Commoner
Democrat
New York Daily World
New York Sunday World
World
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American
Pittsburg
Hvening Sun
Hvening Telegraph
Democrat World Almanac
Mail
the Democrat
Church Street
Indiana
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
Fen
Scientific American
Ab Fania Journal
J. Mood Clark
Marshall Building
David Blair
Philadelphia Street
Tadiana
John N. Banks
DiMeo
Danka Building
Philadelphia
John H. Pierce
Dimes In
Cunningham Building
John H. Hill
Farmer's Barkdalle Tog
Court Place
Harry W. Feg
Maratall
George J. Feit
Macshall Building
M. GC. Watson
Oss Dank
Bilge “Te Depoets Itediane
Farmer'’s Sank
Europe
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