Women in Dramatic Roles: Notable Characters Cross the Stage
A montage lists famed female roles and traits from Shakespeare and others. Katharine, Rosalind, Portia, Cleopatra, Imogen, Desdemona, Juliet, Desdemona, Hermione, Miranda, Ophelia, and more are praised for wit, passion, virtue, strength, and vulnerability across plays like Measure for Measure, Much Ado About Nothing, The Taming of the Shrew, Othello, and Hamlet.
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Instore
Pen
Dann
Critte
Philadelphia
Katharine
Rahi
Rosalind
Moses
Lady Macbeth
Imogen
Hermione
Miranda
Modern women praised for work and taxpaying roles
The article argues that modern women who pay taxes and support themselves are as womanly as characters from old dramas and novels, challenging outdated views of femininity.
Human Engine and Fuel for Work
The text compares the human body to an engine needing fuel to perform work. It argues that sustained activity requires continuous food intake, and neglecting this duty leads to the engine stopping and death. It notes perpetual internal activity even in deep sleep.
Scientific Management Emerges as a Business Science
W R Conover argues in Industrial Management that scientific management codifies progressive manufacturing methods and modern executive supervision into definite rules. He notes a two decade advancement period, transforming managerial practice into a formal business science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Conover
Foundress of Carthage and Dido's Escape Legend
The Phoenicians are said to have founded Carthage in the ninth century B C with legend naming Dido as its foundress. Dido, daughter of a Tyrian king, fled Tyre after her husband was murdered, taking hidden treasure and sailing away with Cyrians to establish the famous North African colony.
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Carthage
Tten
Africa
Dido
Tyre
Pyemallon
Notice of Public Land Claims in Wyoming
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming clipping shows multiple homestead entries. Claimants Holiday H Menor Norman E Smith Frederick Karns seek five year final proof before U S Commissioner O V Williams and O E Williams in Jackson Wyoming on dates in 1918. Witnesses include Norman B Smith Hugh McDermit Henry Gunther William H Seebo hm Aleck Robinson Roy Lamb John Karns Hilas Wilson.
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Department of the Interior
U. 5
Evanston
Wyoming
Haraby Gion
Menor
Grovant
Ove B. Williame
United States Cormmissioner
Ab Jackson
Witnensen
Norman B. Smith
Hugh McDermit
Henry Gunther
Grovont
William H. Sesbohm
Kelly
Norman E. Smith
Natice of
Otho E H. Williams
United States
Jackson
Holiday H. Menor
Gravant
Willismn H. Seebohm
Frederick ©. Karns
Otho E. Williams
Aleck Robinson
Roy W. Lamb
John B. Karns
Hilas Wilson
Alex Niserr
Register
Great Canal Plan Proposed For Scotland Seaway and Cities
A Times correspondent notes a proposed Forth and Clyde canal as a bold town planning project. The plan envisions ocean-going ships, rail roads, roads, power stations, housing along the canal, factories, and a modern, congestion-free garden city seaport.
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Forth and Clyde Canal
London Times
Germany
Kiel Canal
Scotland
State Garden City
Millions Work in Mines Compiling Global Coal Output
The Mining Journal notes more than 6 000 000 men work in mines worldwide with 8 900 000 in coal and 220 000 in metal mines while allied industries depend on coal and metal. In the United States mining employs over 1 000 000 people and fatalities occur at about three per 1000 yearly. Non fatal injuries also affect about 200 per 1000 and a reduction in absenteeism could save lives and time.
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En Sneering and Mining Journal
United States
United States Bureau of Mines
Episcopal Church Service Times Announcement
The notice lists monthly Communion and sermon at 11 00 a m with Morning Prayer and sermon on other Sundays at 11 00 a m. Sunday School runs every Sunday at 10 00 a m. Rev M B Nann is rector.
Early Spring Colds Prompt Cough Remedy Ad
March weather favors pneumonia risk and urges early care. The notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for cold symptoms and advises using it at first sign of a cold, with claims of wide availability.
Language as City Built by Every Human Stone
A compact reflection on language as a collective city built by each person’s input. The quote likens speech to contributing stones and frames language as a shared, evolving structure shaped by all.
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Emerson
Canary Bird Training Through Repeated Vocal Imitation
Canary breeders focus on producing male canaries with soft pleasant songs. Young birds are housed with proven singers to imitate and develop vocal skills. harsh note makers are removed to protect the flock. A training regimen lasting about six months uses a so called bind organ to aid the musical course.
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Rilser
Rooma
Tite
Potatoes a Modern Food Through History
The Journal of Heredity notes the potato became a staple in the modern century. It traces its discovery by Spaniards in 1550 and its arrival in North America by 1685, with Sir Walter Raleigh introducing it to England a year later. It was once seen as a human food only during famine, mainly used for animals until about a century ago.
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Journal of Heredity
Heundor
North America
Walter Raleigh
England
Timber Entry Final Proof Notice in Wyoming
Notice is given that James S Williams of Grovant Wyoming made Timber or Stone Entry on March 12 1917 Serial No OH021 for the NW of Reedon Township 4N Range 15W Sixth Principal Meridian. Final proof to establish claim to the land before Otto KR Williams United States Commissioner Jackson Wyoming on March 5 1918 witnesses Thomas Baxter Chester Stalin Maurice Williams Simpton of Jackson Wyoming.
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Department of the Miterior
Rvanston
Wyoming
Jamce
Williams
Grovant
Reedon
Tion
Otto KR. Williams
United States
Jackson
Thomas
Haxter
Chester ’. Stalin
Kelly
Maurice E Williams
Simpton
Defeat Lies In Giving Up
Motivational note on courage to persevere, urging not to quit life’s endeavors. It emphasizes that failure stems from surrender, not from losing, and calls for continued effort to rise, restart, and persist through adversity.
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Flea
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