Anne Hutchinson in New Books and Old Papers
A trove of recent works revisits Anne Hutchinson, titled An Unafraid and American Jezebel, exploring her life from outspoken religious reformer to early feminist and founder of America’s first women’s clubs. Otto Houseland’s Refuge in the Wilderness leads Westchester Historical Society volume seven.
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Aojur
Jean Jezebel
Conrtesy Brentano
Elmo Scott Watson
Anne Butchinson
Anne Hutchinson
Winnifred King Rugg
Houghton Aiffin Company
Ante Hitchinson
Helen Augur
Brenfato
Massachusetts
Westchester County Historical Society
Otto Houseland
New England
Joan of Arc
Alhaliah
Tevell
Lathan
America
Hutchinson
Washington and
School Streets
Boston
Women's Clubs of
Francis Marbury
Northampton
England
Dryden
Alford
London
William Hutchinson
Anne Hutchinson Statue Narrative in Boston History
A long narrative recounts Anne Hutchinson’s move to Massachusetts Bay, her Puritan clashes with ministers, trial for heresy, banishment to Rhode Island, and brutal death during an Indian attack. It links her to civil liberty and religious toleration later echoed in American constitutional ideals.
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Old Boston
John Cotton
St. Botolph's Church
Cotton
England
America
Anne
William Hutchinson
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Hutchinsons
Bountiful
Henry Vane
Anne Gutehinsen
Winthrop
Joan of Arc
Rouen
Rhode Island
Long Island
Westchester County
Bern
Massachusetts Statehouse
New England
Unsolveddisappearance of Dorothy Arnold in New York
The 1910 mystery of Dorothy Arnold, heiress daughter of Francis R. Arnold, who left her East Seventy Ninth Street home for shopping and vanished after visits to a candy shop and Brentano's. Investigations found no bodies or signs, with theories ranging from white slavery to foul play, yet no explanation.
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Awas
Chris
United States
Dorothy Harriet Camille Arnold
Francis R. Arnold
Miss Arnold
East Seventy- Hinth Street
New York
Fifth Avenue
Wirth Avenue
Fitzyhinth Street
Brentano
Twentyth Street
Brentano's
Anneli
Central Park
Dorothy Arnold
Arnold
Bret
Pittsburgh
Miss Arnolds
Bryn Mawr
William J. Burns
Flynn
Secret Service
Mm BR. Henry
Scotland Yard
Golya
Robot Writes Message Berlin Experiment
Berlin observers report a robot writing a message by mimicking a woman’s handwriting through a distant operator. The sender’s inked note is sent via a Verlee device to the robot, which reproduces the writing on a blackboard.
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Berlin
Castoria for quick relief of childhood ailments
Are you prepared to render first aid and comfort when your youngster has an upset or colic? Castoria is the standby for emergencies and everyday use, a pure vegetable preparation believed harmless by doctors. Its label and Chas H Fletcher signature guarantee its mild, gentle relief from infancy through youth.
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Casteria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Mulching Proves Boost in Crops by Paper Covering
Historical practice in Hawaiian sugar fields used crop residue to conserve moisture and suppress weeds then asphalt paper mulch was tried. Later full-field mulching with cane sheets prevented weed growth and allowed crops to grow through holes in paper. US experiments report 30 to 600 percent yield gains and 20 percent more soil moisture after 72 days with paper mulch.
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Cape
United States
Roeyal Arcanum Bulletin Notes Electric Hazard Death
A brief remark notes a death caused by experimenting with electricity as officials comment on keeping up with current events. No further details are provided about the incident or individuals involved.
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Roeyal Arcanum Bulletin
Mother Courage vs Crocodile. Woman Rescues Child in Meodhesia
A Globe clipping recounts a black girl seized by a crocodile near Bata Wayu in Mehodesia. Her mother dives in, attacks the reptile, and saves the child, though the girl loses an arm. The piece contrasts courage across races and genders.
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Africa
Taston Globe
Waa River
Bata- Wayu
Mehodesia
Canaries and Canaries in a Crystal Palace Show
A London grand show featured many colored canaries including white birds and yellow songsters. Roller canaries were judged by a controlled test, with a Parisier bird from Metz, France, and a white jackdaw noted among the entries. Over 400,000 pounds worth of birds were on display.
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Crystal Palace
London
Metz
France
Suburbanite Reflections On Town Distances And Vague Projections
A fragmented passage contrasts distances from town with listing of local spots including gas stations and food stands. It cites M Low claiming women will be as strong as men within 50 years and men weaker within 100 years, and urges prudence with money.
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M. Low
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Offered As Gentle Laxative
The old doctor’s prescription cautions against harsh purges and promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for children with coated tongues or slight fevers, and for older adults with clogged bowels. It stimulates muscular action to aid normal bowel function and is advertised in large bottles via druggists or mail order from Monticello.
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Zai
John Winthrop
Anne Trutchinson
Belen Auger
Anne Butehimson
Everytling
William Collings
Francis
William Collins
Anne Collins
Mrs. Hutchinson
Susanna
Katherine
Mery
William Rush
The
Wheeler Syndicate
ASI
Nti
Booth Tarkington
Indianapolis
Robert Louis Skevenson
Samoa
Peer Dry
Tom
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