Bhie the Transient Guest Haunts a Quiet Cottage
In Scribner's May issue a mournful poem depicts Bhie as a lingering presence within a cottage. A grieving figure paces the inner room while distant voices outsiders yearn for normal life. The speaker reflects on duty, shelter, and ties that bind while keeping the guest close.
Women doctors and the future of medicine
The piece debates whether women may safely hold medical diplomas and practice authority, noting mixed opinions among societies and citing a New Hampshire case. It surveys historical views, East versus West, and praises Mrs. Wadsworth for challenging orthodox practice, suggesting gradual reform through female physicians.
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Seraglio
Jex
Glasgow
New Hampshire
Avicenna
Ecbatana
Pharaoh
Abdul Aziz
Mahomet
Wadsworth
Paracelsus
Scanderoon
Hyrcanian
Bottles and Literature in a Early Periodical Notes
The Shanghai Budget reviews a Chinese periodical Ping-wnan-so ke, noting its Chinese and international content and 80 cash price. It contrasts Chinese publishing with Japan’s 24 books in Yedo, many translations. The piece links a supply chain of bottles, rags, and bleaching to literary and industrial change, ending with reflections on death and an odd exchange about a third sex counting insects.
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Shanghai
England
America
Japan
China
Yedo
Japan Gazette
Mulher
War Department
Barber
United States Depository
Mobile
Ala
Secretary of the Treasury
Cherokee Advocate
Rhodead
Isee
Wee
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Sseseessseenes
Wea
Obantadseertseretonsererse
Guitongy
Provid CD DY
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Cipseseeneeb
Treasury
Pacific
Jeeves Lad Fbbe
Igo
United States
Ialia
Cho
U.S
Atlantic
Parish Doll Miranda and the Guernsey kin
A whimsical tale set around the Guernsey sisters at the parish, detailing Miranda the Parish Doll, Polly the clever runaway, and the gradual, comic romance between Miss Arabella and Mr. Brinsley, culminating in Miranda’s rescue and reconciliation.
The Difference Between Company Manners and Home Life
A Harper's Bazaar excerpt notes that true well bred people lack formal company manners since they are always in company at home or abroad. They are taught self-suppression, politeness, and grace, with self-consciousness hidden as attentiveness to others. The piece also mentions a reporter whose attempt to publish names of townspeople who drink wine failed, and reports an Irish peat fuel compression venture.
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Miranda
Guernsey
Mies Arabella
Miss Arabella
Arabella
Omelia
Cornelia
Whcn
Mirandy
Polly
Miss Brown
Philip
Philips Preeance
Mr. Brinsley
North Woods
Sam
Amelia
the Arennass
Taarket
Prof
Huxley
Professor Huxley
Jomey
Iowa City
Iowa
Lizzie Ness
Salisbury
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert Green
Richard Pettitl
Philadelphia
Toronto
Fort Jarvis
Little Knife
Sitting Bull
Cypress Hill
Fort Garry
Susan Eberhart
Webster County
Enoch F. Spann
The
George Schaum
Ridgeview
Timothy Bacon
Dixon
Rock River
Truesdell Iron Bridge
New Xibion
Anton Meyer
Michael Duffey
Meyer
New York
United States Supreme Court
New York Insurance Company
War Department
Northern Pacific Railroad
D. S
Stanley
Manitoba
Interior
Blackfeet
Fort Sully
Yreka
Thomas
Howe
Wright
Hanis
Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Lancashire Railway Company
Manchester
England
Liverpool
Cape Coast
William Charles Macready
London
Doncaster
Rio Janeiro
Navy Yard
Cornwall
Canada
Barcelona
Spain
Serrante
Victor Emanuel
Austria
Archduke Charles
Prince von Auersperg
Council of the Empire
Jay
Grand Trunk Railroad
France
Velarde
San Salvador
Piscobanba
Peru
O'Kelly
Havana
Richard
Wall Street
Brown Co
Traman
Dicky
Jim
Dol
Darius
Calcutta
Henry Warp Brecker
Job
LaCrosse Democrat
Gand Burr
Tris
Red Bank
Somenosy
New England States
Normina
Tim
Pennsylvania
Boston
State Street
Nashville
Feladelfy
Fela
Del
Joan
Lady
Harper's
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Scribner's Monthly
Turkey
Adam and Eve
Providence
Philip Dean
South Parish
John Brinsley
Cornelius
Corneelia
Mr. Brinsey
Reat
Arthur ‘Shepherd
District of Columbia
St. Domingo
Fisher Ames
Shepherd
Wm. Stickney
J. W. Thompson
Peter Campbell
Wm. L. Sharkey
Mississippi
General Land Office
A. Beach
Washington Territory
James Brooks
M. C
Vienna
Robert Simpson
St. Louis
Washington Dispatch
New York Central Railroad
Bailey
Woodruff
Civil Service Boards
First National Bank of Iowa
Ocean Bank
Trgut
Sontz
Texas
Tailon
Frankfort
Ireland
Beaves—Qholeo
Colton
Amily