Educating Moslem Girls Faces Deep Resistance in Arab World
The passage discusses the challenge of teaching reading and writing to Muslim women in Arab societies. It quotes a Tripoli mufti fearing letters to improper people and argues that educating girls without training the mind leads to mischief. It mentions Luciya Shekker and Miss Whately's Cairo schools and their efforts to win mothers' support.
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Tripoli
Saheab
Luciya Shekker
Whately
Cairo
Windsor Attend Divine Service and Royal Tour Updates
The Queen and Princess Beatrice attended Divine service at Windsor. They plan to stay at Osborne until mid August then move to Balmoral. The Crown Prince and Princess of Germany visited Windsor and Marlborough House, with a royal dinner and events at Bedford and Woburn Abbey.
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London
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Louis
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Aldershot
Russia
England
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House of Commons
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Reform association urges uniform suffrage and shorter Parliaments
The Expectoral Reform Association proposes equal representation and a redistribu tion of seats, compulsory parish registration, longer polling hours, relief from official expenses for candidates, and shorter parliaments. Mr George Smith reports on Nineveh excavations and early Assyrian tablets, with potential breakthroughs for linguistics and Egyptology.
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Smith
Society of Biblical Archeology
Nineveh
Henry Rawlinson
Mr. Smith
Sennacherib
Quips and Anecdotes from a Past Era
A collection of light vignettes and humorous remarks from an old newspaper page. Jests about ministers, editors, pronunciation, and gender roles mingle with a river rescue tale and a Bunyan prize anecdote. The tone mirrors late 19th or early 20th century humor pages.
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Christian Register
Merrimac
New Orleans Picayune
Bress
Dumfries
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