Equal Suffrage Voices From Reformers and Critics
A fragment from a discussion on woman suffrage features quotes from Wendell Phillips William Lloyd Garrison and others, debating rights and duties of women voters. It includes concerns about pockets and practicality versus principle, with voices for and against suffrage and notes of club meetings.
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America
Wendell Phillips
Lloyd Garrison
John St
Herbert Spencer
H. W. Longfellow
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Hon
Ben
Min F. Wade
Joseph Cook
James Freeman
Jark
George F. Hoar
James 5
Clarkson
Iowa
C. Harrah
Simpson
Hurst
Bowman
Haven
Prof
Huxley
Phillips Brooks
Immortal Lincoln remembered in solemn tribute
A flowing obituary style tribute lauds Abraham Lincoln with religious imagery as it honors his deeds and memory. The piece exalts his enduring legacy beyond marble and time, noting angels, eternity, and the nation’s gratitude for his leadership and sacrifice. The prose blends devotion with historical reverence to Lincoln’s impact on freedom and unity.
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Father Lincoln
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Towa
Art Notes and News on Victorian Style and Floral Arrangements
An article blend describes prominent art figures like George in York and Georgine Campbell, plus notes on miniature portraits and china painting. It shares whimsical anecdotes about art secrets and Terra Cotta, then surveys valentines parties, bridal flowers, and table decorations.
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Georgine Campbell
York
Fashion notes on spring fabrics and dresses 1895
A fashion column surveys spring materials and trimmings. It highlights shaggy wools, thin crepons, satin de Lyons, velvets, and chiffons plus new blouse effects. It notes Paris houses' models, long skirts, and evolving sleeve designs, then discusses rational dress and bloomers gaining social acceptance for cycling.
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Chantilly
Paris
Fern
Kers
Ultra Models
Sixth Anniversary Review of American Sabbath Union Activities
The six anniversary review outlines the American Sabbath Union’s work across states with Rev Geo L Mott presiding. A large Sabbath observance involved youth and women’s groups advocating sacred day observance and citizenship. News notes mention charitable efforts, temperance links, and religious education amid varied nationalities and languages.
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Geo. L. Mott
Triton
Rene Vigor
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