Working girls institutes promise uplift and practical study
The piece argues for institutes in towns to educate working girls, noting varying eagerness to learn and the strong appetite in Ireland despite sectarian hurdles. It cites large first-week enrollments, benefits beyond literacy, and potential impacts on domestic economy, health, and employment, referencing London College as a model and the role of clubs and reading rooms.
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Ireland
London
London College
Working Men’s College
Morley
Fawcett
Todhunter
Endorsing Moderation and Abstinence in Social Drink Debate
The piece cites Dr. Richardson and Sir James Paget on drinking, arguing moderation with abstinence as best for society. It critiques Bucknill on asylums, condemns treating drunkenness as mere disease, and urges restraint, education, and sanitary measures to curb alcohol’s harms. It also rebuts Shakespeare anecdotes and laments overlong, dilute prose.
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Dr. Richardson
James Paget
Bucknill
England
America
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Shakespeare
John Ward
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Drayton
Ben Jonson
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Hallam
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