Women as physicians debate at Columbian University
An article argues whether women should be admitted to medical study at Columbian University. It cites faculty resistance, student reactions, and proposed funding offers, noting that several U S institutions and Paris provide medical training for women while Johns Hopkins now admits them. It also traces ancient precedents for women in medicine and cites modern examples in the United States and Europe.
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Columbian University At Washington
Columbian University At Sea
Spettiooas
gAn
Bytientiner Hubbard
Wulre
Ion
Ccken
Columbian University
Oeies
Eldell
Washington Kurz
Bos Rita
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
Johns Hopkins University
United States
Mary Garrett
University of Michigan
Washington
National University
Howard University
Congress
Paris
Germain
Euripides
Aspasia
Athens
Agnovice
Legislative Assembly
Athena
Dorothea Bucca
University of Bologna
Rene Bacu
Paria
Thian
Danziger
The Fashions of Paris Cornertondence
Paris fashion notes describe Rue de la Paix displays and cheerful shoppers. The writer pursues dainty modes for Saxpay readers and begins a vivid, if brief, impression of Parisian style and atmosphere.
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Paris
Rue de la Paix
Elaborate Lace Trimmed Gowns Show Fashion Variety
The article describes dress fashions featuring changeable silk sleeves, lavish lace across fabrics from broadcloth to gauze, and intricate bodices with jet lace. It notes navy blue wool costumes trimmed with gray silk lace, crimson silk elements, and puffed crimson sleeves, highlighting Felix's opulent designs and contrasting lace effects.
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Felix
Marie JorreEav
Gossip on public manners and fashion notes from a New York salon
A salon talk ponders if a woman loses caste by helping her husband into his overcoat while Southern and Northern views clash on masculine deference. The column shifts to dress trends including corn husk chairs, bridemaid attire, glove fashions, and new Parisian skirts with slight gore.
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Messat
A Column of Small Talk and Fashion Fads
A humorous column riffs on fashion trends and social foibles. It cites plain gowns, tall-ideal pressures, hair color anxieties, and celebrity chatter from Rudyard Kipling to Agnes Booth. It notes domestic duties, service shortages, and quirky remedies like onion skin for hair.
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