The Woman's Century and Leading American Women
A reflective piece on how invention and industry have expanded women's roles beyond traditional duties. It notes shifts in society with women pursuing professions in law medicine and teaching, and praises leaders like Mrs. Hearst for philanthropy. The article cites Omaha Philadelphia and New York examples and references civic reformers and education laws.
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The Gym and Mind Growth in School Training
An editorial piece argues that mental development should parallel physical growth, noting thinking is hard work and mental power comes from constant, vigorous effort. It cites figures like Lincoln and Webster, urges independent effort from childhood, and stresses schools should train minds and bodies to produce active, capable adults.
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