Puzzling Question On Emancipated Women Debate
Lyman Abbott and wife speak on whether new working women need a chaperone. Women are seen as capable of self guidance. opinions differ among reformers, clergy, and social leaders about independence, schooling, and guardian roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Abbott
Brooklyn
Pavience
Stig
Soelery
Sdagsturs
Margaret Ib Sung
Staint
Preston
Gouse
Lodge
Genee Dodie
Eliy Will Meyer
Tosy
J. Mc Crosby
Seresis
Tris
Rholes
Pyottore
Wenia
Katherine Ackerman Fay
Vhidst
Soresi
Luther Descendants Traced Through Daughters in Europe
A biographer states there were about 210 direct descendants of Martin Luther through his five daughters. The male line ended with Martin Joseph Luther over two centuries ago. Modern Luther descendants are in direct line via his daughters, dispersed among families such as Von Kuchnhelm Von Sancken Von Tottau Kemphen Nobbe and Niepolid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Lauher Iiive
Luther
It von Bora
Kenigsbarge
Martin Joseph Luther
Hve Daughers
von Kuchnhelm
von Sancken
von Tottau
Kemphen
Nobbe
Niepolid
Oddities and odd claims from scattered 19th century notes
A jumble of curiosities and figures includes claims about a “len-ton money boot” and a motor using magneto attraction, references to the Order of the Staves at Virtue, and various economic estimates. The piece notes aluminum use saving money, a fox pelt sale, and global tobacco production by country with the United States leading at 210000 tons, followed by India and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinsis
Or & Child Tider
Ise
Joseph Henry
Wits
Comuk
Bhima
St. Andes
Alemitaral
Goruatny
Ninaiew
Lansing
Mich
Biel
Treatton
Huarrisville
Midaya
United States
India
Russia
Austria
US Navy to enter four ships in Kiel canal celebration
Secretary Herbert data decided to enter the armored cruiser New York and the triple-screw cruiser Coimbra from Admiral Meade's command. The San Francisco and Marblehead will also join, forming a fleet of four United States ships for the great German canal celebration on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Data
New York
Ornamented Womens Artificial Flowers In Attire
A fragment discusses artificial flowers worn by women, noting the praise of imitation blooms and their acceptability for various occasions. It mentions avoidance of natural flowers in deference to elegance and describes how some women wear floral pins on jacket lapels and in other spots, with artificial blooms closely matching real ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womin Kualy
Sean
A Day With Baby Mia Acquaints The Infant Knows
A fragmented verse recounts a child named Mia with playful antics and imitations of adults, including reading backward and a toy carriage scene. The narrator notes a grandchild, a nurse, a doctor, and a lilting, humorous crib scene as the infant naps or stirs. The piece meshes family life with whimsical observations from Malcolm Douglass.
Lovers and marriage debates drift through Walton Mulgrave tale
In a fragmented reminiscence of a Victorian social scene, Walton and Marina Mulgrave weigh love and engagement, while Miss Mulgrave probes modern views on marriage and freedom. The dialogue shifts to social expectations, propriety, and the pressure of reputations in a village setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulgrave
Marina
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Sue Guy
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Henry Ward Beaulier
Prysell
Issus
Tata
Hood
Treecher
Ray Nune
Hha
Seul Bhend Ty Schonk
Te Cole Lezo
Larea
Wwe
June
Croly
Soresis
Ne Wconth
Lelless
Utherss Army OF Descendants
Phe
Baby Mia
Sith
Batte
Arnt
Kitty
Cotinay
Tour
Malcolmy Douglass
Waltons
Sin
Hitcheilee
Jove Psels
Bee
Epyny
Vassel
Wlaw
Inez Walton
Papa
Imam
Jani
Marired
Sid Walton
Hag
Markin
Sterrapred Weston
Saverily
Armage- Ieee
Wilibesch
Miss Mulgrove
Laomau
Mary
Jesus
Walton
Maviad
Tim Gael
Rao
Tie Viet
Gold Coast
Traulers
Conanien
Alaian
Martiny
Wallon
Heather Effers
Met
Lars
Praetianl
Sia
Simpson
Remenber
Deamidiin
Ffair
Shupgan
Babi
Saad Satiel
Mairi
Mike
Ukio
Shopson
Henry Aiska
Nigel
Ceviia
Thomas
Mielied
Inga
Sarin
Richird Wilberr
Ny Mulgrave
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