The Rise of Typewriters And Sewing Machines
Frederick Treves argues handwriting and sewing fade as typewriters and sewing machines replace crafts. He notes surgeons once worked while conscious and measured progress by time, but anaesthesia allows deliberate, unhurried operation. He laments declining manual dexterity for the human body’s greater good.
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Women of Today Are Living Entirely Too Fast
Essay by Fanny Crosby urging women to slow down and focus on home and Christian duties. Criticizes suffrage, society life, and fashionable excesses in New York. Calls for modest living, fewer divorces, and old fashioned religious discipline.
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