Woman Commissioner Roles in Pan-American Exposition Plans
Mrs Weathered of Oregon, one of two women commissioners, is deeply involved in preparations for Lewis and Continental Expositions. She has also represented her suite at commercial gatherings and focused on products from the east while taking an active role in Charleston planned expositions and a Virginia coastal program.
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Mra
Weatherred
Oregon
Blowers
Gencr
Jefferson
Ini Wis
Ble
How to coax a lady to disclose her age tricks
An old puzzle column offers prizes for answers to a riddle about gaining a lady’s ages. Three methods are proposed: urge direct inquiry with a lottery angle, prompt a bemused reaction to reveal age, and ask how much younger she is than her husband, then deduce the ages with simple arithmetic.
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Mae
Indy
Lomg Ghe
Dong
Women run London confectionery school thrives on female staff
A London confectioner run entirely by women has grown so successful that a nearby kitchen has been partly converted into a school for women eager to learn the art. The program teaches cake and sweet making, ice cream, bookkeeping, and shop management as new female graduates aim to manage similar establishments and expand the business.
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London
Aout
Philadelphia Tuquirer
Grork
Queen Victoria Theme Inspires Court Diploma Anecdote
Fragmentary report recalls Lady Blomfield and a court scene connected to Queen Victoria with references to diplomas and courage. The readable text hints at an anecdote about royal era figures and honors, but key names and full context are missing.
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Queen Victoria
Lady Blomfield
Fragmented account of a shooting attempt and royal remarks
Miss Liddell and Wie Ween are linked to a shooting incident with unclear details. The text mentions Walting in waqieeta bor and a later royal remark denying involvement, with references to a possible escape and a denial of further confrontation. The fragmentary report hints at a crime scene and a royal reaction but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
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Miss Liddell
Francis
Per
Berameter
Ceoren
Sol
FragmentedOCR: Three Women Doctors Target Nervous Disorders
A garbled passage discusses three women doctors and teachers, with references to porters and a committee. It mentions nervous disorders but is unclear and inconsistent in details.
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Tewari
Ptas
Ted
Unclear historical education report from Boston school
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Boston education bulletin with references to domestic students, pupil counts, and named individuals. Details are garbled but indicate a tally of attendees and courses, including science or Bible related content, within a local school context.
Life-Saving Act On Tragic Lake Rescue In Michigan
A yacht accident near Uhiru's Uke resort in Michigan's duckson area prompted a daring rescue as a crew member and bystanders pulled a passenger from rough waters. Despite peril, the lifeboat crew battled a squall to reach safety with one sailor reportedly in need of aid.
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Dauheng
Cinemats
Robert Sau Forue
Duckson
Mich
Uhiru
Uke
Michigan
Duke
Saaveene
Guu
Mer
Miss Grarigiy
Ooty Woman Faces Bond Defence and Miss Wallick Passes Exam
A fragmented report notes a woman from Ooty linked to a bond issue and a 72 year old age for a family figure while Miss Pmogen Wallick, an American woman studying in Paris, passes a dental examination to become a physician of note in New York Evening Port. The piece mentions Pha establishing a modern style and various social observations, with names and places showing a bustling but unclear context.
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Matic
Ducati Nersibo
Laekar
Wil Wouey Resis
New York Evening Port
Pmogen Wallick
Studhal
Paris
Catterly
Pha
Turley D woman owns northwest apple orchard record holder
Laura Alderman of Turley D owns the largest apple orchard in the northwest and has led it for twenty four years. The horticulture department praises her diet success in apple raising. Miss Elylea Miller, a southern writer, is described as messenger agent on the Louisville and St Louis line, expected to showcase attractions of the railroad.
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Alvs
Laura Alderman
Turley
Leon
Palsighing
Elylea Miller
Carpet display features green tones and delicate blues
The show presents green in medium and light tints with very delicate blues and pale cremes as leaders, while floral motifs stand out. A contrasting pattern resembling an oriental rug completes the display, highlighting diverse textile designs.
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Ecru
Krete Society Opposes Luxurious Dress Practices
In Crete a group called the wenn of Kigaia forms a society to oppose dress luxury. Members wear only simple garments and eschew jewelry and ornaments, aiming to simplify appearance and curb ostentation.
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Kigaia
Crete
Langhorne engagement to Brooks announced in New York wedding set
A report notes Miss Langhorne daughter of C. J. Langhorne of Mirador is engaged to Mr Reginald Brooks of New York. The wedding is planned for November. The item also mentions Mrs Clarks Dans Gibson, artist’s wife, as one of the brides.
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Mig
Charters Ann Cibanm
Mies Th Lalighorut
Clarks Dans Gibson
Reginald Brooks
New York
Misa Langhorne
C. J. Langhorne
Mirador
Debate Over Women’s Suffrage and Representation
Fragmented OCR text discusses New South Wales legislative desce, women’s suffrage, and political questions. It references Lee Londen Daly and opposing viewpoints on voting rights, with mentions of republican debates, clubs, and political venues. The piece appears as a period editorial noting gender rights and suffrage politics.
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New Sons Wales
Lee Londen Daly
New
Fragmented verse on food rules and moral guidance
The text presents fragmented moral reflections on eating at table and body modesty. It weaves archaic language about feeding the poor, honesty, and restraint with cautions about dress and posture, interlacing references to beauty, virtue, and divine gifts. The overall tone resembles a late period sermonette or exhortation.
Mrs Cox to Head Cincinnati Fall Festival Parade
Mrs. W. XII Cox of Masau Ohio is selected as queen of a major fall festival parade in Cincinnati on Sept. 20. The event features jewelers from the city and promises a display valued at about $500,000. Cox is noted for her grace and beauty and will wear a gown described as stylish for the procession.
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W. XII. Cox
Masau
Cincinnati
Why Women Behave Oddly In Public Spaces
A fragmented Chicago Post reflection questions why some women chew gum and scowl, while others neglect grooming yet carry themselves confidently. The piece notes contrasting conduct on sidewalks, in cars, and around service workers, pondering social expectations.
NY Women and Shoes Reflect City Life and Grace
A New York observer comments on city women and their shoes, noting how well shoes fit and support a graceful walk. The piece praises shoes that enhance posture and elegance, while contrasting the bustling metropolis with fashion sense. It highlights women on streets, shops, and society, valuing poise over showiness.
Chinese Women of Fashion Share Global Influences
Chinese women influence fashion with European and Chinese elements blending in long gowns and ornate embroidery. The General Federation Meeting draws women nationwide to adjust schedules from April to May, with Illinois and Chicago clubs planning travel to Denver for the Daughters of the Revolution event.
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California
Mogt
King of the Daughters of the Via
Denver
Chicago
Ready Educaten Child Findings Nature Ties
Edward Woward Griggs argues that a child’s daily ocean journey and garden care foster spontaneous self-expression and practical learning beyond conventional schooling. He claims hands on observation and nature study cultivate growth and understanding more than mechanical invention alone.
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Rother
Edward Woward Griggs
Ladies’ Tome Journal
What They Call Them The American
A travel anecdote notes that an American woman abroad may think her requests are clear to foreign tongues yet may fail in England. A New York lady shopping in London is puzzled by a shopkeeper who explains the term corset cover translates to local names such as petty goad bodices or cache corsets.
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England
New York
London
Jengi
A Woman's Hard Trip From Tan to Paris
A Norwegian traveler Miue Alina Keldseth embarked on a long journey from Christiania to Paris by foot and service. She walked twelve hours daily, then worked for food and shelter, becoming a governess in Copaeu and later a seamstress in another family. She faced hunger and exposure, traveled with a gypsy band, endured cold and fatigue, and finally reached the journey's end after forty five miles on the last leg.
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Hare
Keliseth
Christania
Paris
Jourier
Avas Peor
Miue
Alina Keldseth
Bhis Way
Copaeu
Germany
Crete
Villates
Ue Mae
Lincoln’s Kind Heart Helps a Little Bird
Early frontier tale depicts Abraham Lincoln as a circuit lawyer riding with peers when a fallen bird near a nest drew him to pause. He gently lifted the bird, placed it on a branch, and rejoined the group. When asked why he delayed, Lincoln replied he felt better for the kindness.
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Ile
Abraham Lincoln
Lke
Prifries
Mr. Lincoln
Sant
Linvolo
Gincula
Gold Chain on Her Ankle in New York Style Fashion
A New York woman, living abroad briefly, wore a heavy gold ankle chain and a bracelet with a fiery stone. The item drew attention as a fashion sign and sparked discussion among Parisian observers and bathhouse patrons.
How Patt Snng to a Father Baby in the Mountains
In a remote mountaintop home near Craigy-Nua, Patt sings to a baby as a crowd gathers in the kitchen. The mother and household press Patt to perform a lullaby, though the wife pleads for another tune, insisting it is a song for the infant alone.
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Craigy-Nua
Ovcupstig
Prieut Honna
Sly
Jott
Yatel
Pate
An Odd New Game At European Fashionable Festivities
An odd new game titled the oeektie race draws enthusiasm in European fashionable circles at a recent large festival hosted by a wealthy landed proprietor in Engkuid. Horsemen and riders race toward a distant goal while intermediates called Indies cause each horseman to dismount along the way as a lady ties his necstie before he resumes the race.
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Engkuid
Aid
Memorial plan in Missouri clubs for 1903 St Louis Exposition
Women of the Louisiana Purchase State club propose a memorial at the 1903 St Louis exposition. They favor an Industrial Normal School, offering courses in motherhood education kindergarten methods cooking and manual training. The idea originated with the We Marshall Monday club, the largest in the state outside Kansas City and St Louis.
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St. Londa Exposition
Missouri
Louisiana Purchase State
St. Louis Exposition
Ag Industrial Normal School
We Marshall Monday Club
Kansas City
St. Louis
Federated Clubs
Lotus
Poor Boy Angelo Wins Exam for Naval Academy
Angelo Fusane, 17, eldest of six, of 119 Mott Street New York, faced private tutors and strong rivals in a public exam for the Naval Academy front high district. A graduate of St Pat School and La Salle Academy, he then worked in a public establishment to help his family before appearing before the examining board for admission as a naval midshipman.
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Angelo Fesane
Susot
Angelo
Mer
Mia
Neent Fusane
Mott Street
New York
I Tye
St. Patschool
la Salle Academy
Cougressman Crenmner
Niyal Academy
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Li Salle Academy
Academy
Thoughtful boys and the value of restraint
A reader editorial comments on boyish thoughtlessness and the harm it causes. It argues that impulse alone drives cruelty and reckless actions and urges boys to pause, consider others, and see life from the butterfly’s view. It stresses that thinking before acting preserves kindness and safety.
Milwaukee stained glass artist Marie Gerudl debuts windows
A successful Milwaukee artist Miss Marie Gerudl has completed a set of stained glass windows for St Francis chapel in Milwaukee. Her work The Fairy Queen drew attention at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair where officials rejected the subject as too realistic but electrical exhibitors embraced it and featured its image in the electrical display handbook.
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West
Marie Gerudl
Milwaukee
St. Francis
Miss Gernddest
Chicago
Womon
First Pontmistress In Cola Named Island Postmaster
Miss Isabel Maria de Jos Lilos becomes the first woman postmaster on the Island of Cuba at Gibra. She is twenty three, eldest of thirteen, and her late father Judge de los Rios was a respected postmaster. Her appointment, approved by all, carries a salary of $1,200.
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Cola
Island of Cuba
Maria de Jos Lilos
Gibra
Miss Rios
Judge de Los Rios
Miss Itios
Springfeld
Papal Hell Question Sparks Summer Ice Snow Query
A cryptic post by Indagupolls Bot asks if warm season ice affects winter snow, blending religious phrasing with meteorological curiosities. The remark plays on seasonal paradoxes without presenting verifiable facts or sources.
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Papal
Indagupolls
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