An Education For All Walks Of Life In Society
A speaker argues for a broadened American education that serves every class and life path. Education should cultivate mind and heart, enable noble, refined homes, and productive work, aiming not only at bread but at what constitutes good living and societal improvement. Strong emphasis on applying knowledge to improve living conditions and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
TWO FATAL FADS IN ART AND LITERATURE
A critical essay argues that modern readers misappropriate Omar Khayyam and Denslow’s What’s the Use to justify failure. It condemns pseudo pessimists, bohemians, and self-styled artists who glorify defeat and rely on poetry as life’s substitute for effort, noting lethal outcomes in both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Khayyam
Mr. Denslow
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Hitzgerald
Emerson
Jerry Simpson
Gilead
Curious Point on Office Walks Revealed by Clerks
A Washington Star report notes a gendered observation from female clerks in the patent and adjutant general offices. Women recalled streets walked, companions met, and even hats worn, while most men failed to recall their morning routes or describe others’ headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Land Office
Patent Office
Adjutant General
Delicacy of Smell Shows Male Superiority in Tests
An experiment in the Gentleman's Magazine tested smell sensitivity. Equal numbers of male and female observers arranged bottles of dilutions. Males detected nitrate of ammonia at one part to 783,000 parts water, females at 311,000. Oil of wintergreen showed similar results, indicating greater male discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentleman’s Magazine
Curious wedding gift from a geographer sugar bowl globe
A French bride received an ingenious wedding present from a relative geographer. The silver sugar bowl is designed as a terrestrial globe with the upper hemisphere as the cover. The earth's map is engraved on the outside and the couple’s travel route is shown by an inlaid lapis lazuli ring with town names engraved in enamel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enantel
Curious Coincidence in Britain's Long Expenditure Pattern
For decades the national outlay of Great Britain aligned with calendar years, reaching £50,000,000 in 1850 and £64,000,000 in 1894, illustrating a striking numeric harmony between spending and years across a long span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Eye Diseases Cured Without Knife at Chicago Office
Eye ailments including weak watery lids cataract or film cross eyes blindness and other eye diseases are treated without surgery. Spectacles made to order. Chicago Office 4600 Vincennes Ave. Remember Date June 19 1902 at Nickell's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickell
Seed corn and tonics advertised with old spelling
An antique ad lists St Chiries and White Pearl seed corn sold at C B Mitchell Son and Lexington Milling and Feed Co at 1.10 per bushel, with a separate remedy Herbine priced 60 cents per bottle. It mentions Witla A Stevenson and local vendors Orenhaw Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Chiries
Towa
C. BH. Mitchell & Son
Lexington Milling & Heed Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mair
Manutecoee Lightning Medicine CO
Rock Island
Illinois
Crenshaw & Young
Chicago Medical and Optical Co
Lexington
Catarre
Vincennes Ave
Steele Ranges
F. Kinc
Tel
Witla A. Stevenson
Orenhaw & Young
Omi
Chas. M. Bowring
Ray Mann’s
Wellington, Mo
Henry C. Wallace
Sen
Lee Wallace
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents
Tevia
G. Wortatsorow
Win Aon
Lexington, Missouril
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Agents
Willi
Aioney
Catron & Taubman
Lafayette
HASRE
J. W. Meng
Meng
Missouri
J. L. Peak
Masonic Building
S. Parker
Avulyille, Mo
Talbot Simpson
Aullville, Mo
Box Va
Missor
Il Pacific