Shaw and Superman Sparks Gotham Theater Controversy
The Shaw play Man and Superman at the Hudson theater ignites debate over femininity and marriage. A woman’s bold truth and critique of masculine roles shape the talk as critics weigh the work’s moral and social intent in a era of theatrical sensation.
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Gotham
George. Bernard Shaw
Hudson Theater
New York
Shaw
Dia
Hely
Mat
Superman
Grost
Downe
Sly
Ak Dragon
Guy Uely
Royal Baking Powder praised by physicians for digestion
A health note declares Royal Baking Powder possesses a quality that promotes digestion and is recommended exclusively by physicians. The piece highlights the product as the trusted choice in health circles and emphasizes medical endorsement.
Duel in Rapid City Ends in Death of Two Americans
In a Rough West tale a marshal and Jesse Rolande confront gunman Bolande in a saloon standoff. Amid furious gunfire Bolande is slain and Rolande mortally wounds him. Both men die after a final exchange, leaving the town to reflect on American bravado and vengeance.
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Rapid City
Jesse Rolande
Hig Ap
Hivod
Themarshal
Rolande
Spetch
Marshal
Acros
Garshat
BHE Builds Railroads by Theodore Heacham Wife
Mrs Theodore Heacham of Kalamazoo Michigan. a foremost female contractor in railroads. earns an estimated 40 to 56 dollars yearly from subcontracting. She is building a drain in Virginia with a workforce of women. secured a major Tennessee railroad contract in 1900 worth 75000 dollars.
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Theodore Heacham
Ralirsqda
Kalamazon
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Virginia
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Tennessee Railroad
Women’s frank opinions on marriage and society
A garbled New York column presents bold, dated remarks on matrimony and female roles. The text mocks social norms, noting women’s supposed prerogatives, evolving relationships, and the idea of female agency within restrictive expectations.
Only Woman Patent Lawyer in the Country
Miss Florence King of Chicago is celebrated as the only woman patent attorney in the United States. A self-made graduate from Armour Institute and Kent College of Law, she rose from a log cabin birth near Walerington to practice in the Kipreme court era, overcoming poverty and doubt. She trained by clerking as a stenographer, saved for study, and earned top honors while working nights toward a legal career in patent law.
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United States
Kipreme Court
Koig
Melly
Armour Institutes of Technal- Ory
Kent College of Law
Waleriog
Tommi
Miss King
Eants
Marrs Calterr
Flor Arapher
Athee
Hyrepe
Supreme
House
Senate
Idea For Handkerchief Fragrance From Uttte Root
An old note suggests boiling handkerchiefs in water infused with Uttte orra root to impart a faint violet scent. The tip frames a simple home fragrance method, reflecting period belief in botanical infusions for textiles.
Food Influences Character in Digest of Vegetables
An early study notes vegetables affect mood and nerves. Peas bring joy while turnips depress. cabbage helps lung ailments. lettuce acts as a sedative due to its opium content, according to the investigator’s observations.
Women of the Mines Voice for Fair Labor and Respect
A reflective plea on women workers in mines, urging recognition of their suffering and rights. The piece contrasts male mine labor battles with the silent toll on miners' families, calling for justice and solidarity from unions and society. It laments lack of acknowledgment for women workers and highlights the broader fight for humane conditions.
Tennis garb trends favor linen and color in style
The piece notes tennis attire focusing on comfort and fashion with white and popular linen colors leading, while various textures and weights are praised for appearance and wear. It mentions Mohiters and Ughe weights as suitable fabrics and highlights patterns like checks and stripes as attractive, with a nod to shopping at Bazar.
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Per's. Bazar
Peach Sandwiches Add New Dish to Shopgirl Menu
The New York Sun notes a cafe favored by shopgirls has introduced peach sandwiches. Buttered bread holds sliced peaches and whipped cream, a sweet but somewhat odd choice that offers a change from the usual fried center and fried egg varieties common to shopgirls’ lunches in the winter months.
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Saya
New York Sun
Shopgiris
Anna
Mrs Dewey Returns Flag From Orchard Knob
Mrs Mildred Dewey wife of Admiral Dewey brings back the flag captured at Orchard Knob during the Civil War by her husband General Hazen The flag bearer’s wife recovers the historic colors for the Twenty eighth Alabama regiment.
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Mildred Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Alabama
Orchard Knob
Gen. Hazen
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