Princess Victoria seeks mission as a wage earner in reform era
The article profiles Princess Victoria and Princess Louise seeking work beyond marriage. It notes Victoria turning to bookbinding and cover design, while Louise pursues sculpture. It highlights women's evolving roles as workers and renters, with examples of student aid and business women finding housing and independence.
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Sandringis
London
Przeate
Victoria
Lorne
Louise
Luse
Lornes
Warchoness
How One Woman Won Her Way In Letters And Life
A profile of a noted authoress famed for her quiet influence and literary work. The piece traces her early talent starting from childhood with a father noting her pencil habit and a first club she formed at age twelve. It highlights her lifelong devotion to composition and publishing a teen paper with four peers.
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Tor
Welierley
Wellesley
Keble School
Syracuse
Thea Atlantic
J.behir’s
Youth's Companion
Harper's Bazyr
Ao Sehool
New Jersey
New York Mail and Express
Bisdreetan
Poame
Tainty
Fliabot Westyn Timlow
Echo Club
Widow Opens Barbershop Faces Social Gaffes
A widow who lost her husband two years ago opens a barber shop and reflects on why she calls herself Miss rather than Mrs. She notes men prefer a single woman barber and wonders if a husband’s presence would deter customers. The piece cites Mrs. Boyd of St. Louis Republic as source.
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Bey
Mass Boyd
Aslgel
Hersalf
Phet
Calla Derself
Notable Women and Suffrage Debates in Early 20th Century Press
The text highlights Miss Meresia Neville a long-time political worker and collector of Misraeli relics, comments on the National American W. B. A. budgets, and mentions debates over women’s suffrage in England and Virginia. It notes Blanche McNamara’s appointment as Port Adelaide’s school inspector and observes suffrage supporters planning renewed parliamentary action.
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Meresia Neville
Ladies Grand Council
Primrose League
Cogland
London
Blanche McNamara
Port Adelaide
Government of
South Australia
Women’s association offers fellowship for foreign study
Women have formed an association to promote university education for women and will offer a fellowship for foreign study during the year beginning next fall.
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Princess Vic Jolla
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Kteforn
Garters
Mury
Tadeo
Joseph
Anys
Chicago
Ince Tdos Semiliuy
Chicago Times- Herald
Milas Meresia Neville
Virginia
Boston Post
Boar
Ayer
Sarsanarilla
Hanover Sty
Manchester
N. M
Bradije YS
Danburgh
A. A. Manning
Houston
Tex
Rv Ayer
Benson’s Plaster
Benson's
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg
Chemista
N.Y
F. P. Foltz
Abingdon, Til
O. W. Duran
Astxavon, Inn
Cong
Dent
Iowa
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Peoria
New York Weekly
Tribune
National Family
Jispatiofi
National Book of
al Anac
United States
New York
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M. Kinley
Congress
Europe
J. B. Rankin
M. D. Vane An
Oaerih
Riveralde House
W.J. Entrikin
State OF Illinois
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Thomas M. Jenkins
Edward H Guyer
Constance K Guyer
Atgust H. Arp
Wilhem J Gilfillan
J F. William Schuitz
Notre
Court House
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Rock Island
Motive
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Witcher
Seventh Avenue
Moline
Naif
Ryder
Elwin EF Parmenter
Rock Island County
H. W. J. Bintrikin
Meese“& Rank
W. G Allen
Circuit Court
General Noj
Peter Langbehn
Hetty Langbehn
Fydak Langbehn
Wilhelm Itter
Friederich
Ftock Island
Rock Islan
Towit
Atkinson
Oline
Ilinois
Elwin E Parmenter
Wasterip Chancery
Atu Inn
Nebraska
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Burlington
Denver
Meifor Infomation
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