Queen Margherita on motherhood and education of women
An interview from Rome presents Queen Margherita’s views on female education, motherhood, and the role of women in society. She argues against emancipation excess, promotes religious instruction, large families, and the supportive, self controlled ideal of a lady. She praises American influence, stresses love as the basis of family life, and notes Italy’s progress in expanding women’s roles.
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Rome
Queen Margherita
Italy
Europe
Margherita
Roosevelt
United Italy
House of Savoy
Humberto
Queen Victoria
Victor Emanuel II
United States
Latin
Vorce
England
Institutes of Fine Arts
America
Cardinal Newman
Improve Rural Schools in Third District A Call to Action
A longstanding appeal to superintendents teachers trustees ministers and parents in the Third Congressional District to unite under the State Superintendent of Education. Emphasizes local libraries field days lawns ball grounds and planting plans. Promotes teachers journals women’s associations trained minds and Sunshine Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Association For Improvement
South Carolina
Tam
Woman’s Association
Sara Brigham
Lend-a-Hand Society
Boston
Mass
Education boosters urge framing cabinet portrait and county papers
Marye R. Shelor of Westminster calls ex county superintendent of education to present a cabinet portrait for the superintendents’ office and asks the county papers to publish an educational edition. She advocates attractive schools, better books, flowers, and church papers to entice white children to stay in the county and return tenants to farms while offering volunteers to aid schools with supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marye R, Shelor
Westminster, R. F. D. Jounty
Third Congressional District
Lyerly family murder case takes new turn with confession
A written confession from Mecklenburg jail arrives via Rowan county sheriff D R Julian, signed by two of five prisoners, naming Jack Dillingham and a unnamed white man as killers of the Lyerly family over a dispute with Dillingham's wife. Dillingham reportedly admits the deed and seeks Charlotte jail protection. authorities dispute the existence of a white accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
N.C
Lyerly
D. R. Julian
Rowan County
Mecklenburg
Alexander Massey
W. N. Mitchell
Jack Dillingham
Pair Disputes Salary Gap In Heated Exchange
A dialogue shows a couple arguing about earnings. He first claims about 82000 per year, while later correcting to about 20000. She questions whether that amount suffices for living costs, highlighting a stark discrepancy in perceived income.
Dr John B Morton Joins Valhalla Medical List
Dr John B Morton moved from the Blue Ridge foothills to Valhalla area and practices as a botanical physician using weeds herbs roots with no mineral medicines. He treats rheumatism fever and female illnesses and offers horse and cattle care. Visits at Knitting Mills near Valhalla with reasonable charges. Cancers and minor diseases respond to his medicines.
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Valhalla
John B. Morton
Blue Ridge Mountains
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The
Beetwee Courier
Jaynes, Shelor, Smith & Steck
Jaynes
D. A. Smith
Peach
Walhalla
J. J. Conway
Scott
Scott & Nowne
Sten Jew Vouk
Sunshine Society
Sunshine Traveling Club
Columbia
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga ‘Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Virgina Robson
Easton
AORN
Tutt
State OF South Carsolina
County of Oceanx
Court of Common Pleas
Warren Dean
Clara Carter
Court House
8. C
State of
County of Doones
Conncross Croek
Seneca River
J. L. O. Harker
James Addis
Clara Davin
Wilborn’ Alexander
H. K. Hayne
Stain
Oconee County
W. C. White
University OF South Carolina
B.A. Daxroo
B.S. Ogra
Li. I. Dogroo
Enoh
Benjamin Sloan
Pine-Use Medicine CO
Chicago
J. W. Bell
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