Jeanne d Arc Maiden of Orleans death and victory
A portrait of Joan of Arc born 1412 in Vaucouleurs Lorraine who heard voices guiding her to lead France. She aided Charles VII, endured trial and betrayal, and died burned at Rouen in 1431 at age nineteen with steadfast faith and martyrdom.
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Joan of Arc
Girl of Lorraine
Vancouleurs
France
Jeanne
St. Michael
Catherine
St. Margaret
Henry VI
England
Dauphin Charles VII
Joan
Heaven
Charles
Christ
Orleans
Dauphin
Rheims
Domremy
Rouen
Shepher
The Woman of Today in Reform and Progress
A long reflection on women's changing role from ancient bondage to modern influence. It credits education as the ladder to equality, notes active work among the poor and moral reforms, and cites suffrage movements in England and the United States. The piece sees a rising era of public careers for women and ends with social notices of local gatherings and visits.
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Owtat
China
England
United States
Prairie View Ice Cream Event Attracts White Rock Guests
At Prairie View home on Thursday evening Mrs. C. A. Scrivner hosted a gathering featuring lobed bode joyed ice cream drawing neighbors from White Rock.
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Prairie View
Taft Roosevelt Quotations Stir Political Debate
The New York Evening Post reprints Taft remarks praising Theodore Roosevelt. The Chicago Tribune notes the quotes honor Roosevelt’s presidency and leadership, urging temperate consideration amid Teddyphobia and partisan fury.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
New York Evening Post
Taf
Mr. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Lincoln
Chicago Tribune
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