Ruth St Denis Dances Hopeful Figure Four Lesson
In San Antonio on May 11 1918 Miss Ruth St Denis the renowned dancer presents a fourth in a series about optimistic perseverance. She discusses improving women's figures and carriage with clear guidance and examples drawn from her international experience.
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Ruth St. Denis
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The Feet and Ankles by Ruth St Denis
A manual on natural walking and foot care. It argues that walking on the balls of the feet forms a straight front leg line, advises barefoot or minimal footwear, warns against tight shoes, and recommends dancer like posture and careful foot maintenance to maintain symmetry and avoid arch damage.
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Ruth St. Denis
Carol Harriman
Poet's Kin Quits Trolley Work in Boston
Edmund Trowbridge Dana grandson of Henry W. Longfellow resigns after a month as a Boston street car conductor to pursue journalism. His note hints at long hours and tedious duties, while family and social anecdotes fill the broader feature.
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Edmund Trowbridge Dana
Henry W. Longfellow
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Jennie Holliday
London
England
Richard Henry Dana
Cambridge
Suffragette League Calls for Changes in Marriage Service
English suffragettes protest the marriage rite, demanding removal of implied insults to women. They target phrases like obey and the giving away, propose gender equal wording, and seek legal changes to omit or revise the fifteen indignities cited in the homily and ceremony.
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