Fight for equal suffrage urged by Parkhurst views
The Indianapolis Sun presents Dr. Parkhurst's controversial remarks on women and suffrage. It argues that women must win power through the vote, praising suffrage advocates and noting that in England and public life women increasingly influence change. Mary Magdalene and other biblical women cited to emphasize women's active roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sage
Helen Gould
Golgotha
Mary Magdalene
Mary
James
Joses
Zebedle
Woman Made 10 Be Loved A Feminine Influence Lesson
A column extols feminine gentleness and influence in shaping public life through maternal care. It cites Mary the mother of Jesus and saints Monica and Bernard of Clairvaux as examples of quiet power. The piece warns against loud feminism and urges women to preserve queenly poise to attract and guide men.
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Mary
Jesus
Monnica
St. Augustine
St. Bernard of
Clairvaux
England
Safe that knows its master's voice in new vault design
New York artist Eliot Keen conceives a talking safe for business use. Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co of St. Louis patents the device with a graphophone attachment that records and responds to the owner's voice. A brewer singing Die Wacht am Rhein could trigger the lock while unfamiliar voices fail to open the safe.
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Eliot Keen
New York
Herring-Hall- Marvin Safe Company
St. Louis
N. Fourth Street
G. T. Bréen
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Maggie
John
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