The Ideal Wife Opinions From The Chicago Times Herald
The Chicago Times-Herald collects remarks from eminent figures on the ideal wife. Experts urge partnership, individuality, practical skills, and mutual support, arguing against servile obedience while stressing character, culture, and shared domestic life. The piece also cites Jane Addams on domestic labor and worker unity within households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times-Herald
M. B. Castle
Federal Suffrage Association of the United States
RK. M. Bailey
Chicago
Civic Federation
Franklin H. Head
HG. Selfridge
C. Bonney
Arthur T. Jones
Ardmore
Philadelphia Times
Anan
American Journal of Sociology
Jane Addams
Mrss Addams
Lgir
Bureau
Health Hints From An Old Newspaper Column
Practical folk medicine tips cover eye irritations burns hoarseness indigestion and cough remedies. Suggestions include Maxseed for eye dirt Sulcratus for burns lemon and sugar remedy hot tea with crickets for digestion and a coffee and camphor disinfectant to freshen sick rooms.
Ledger Echoes a Penny Paper's Birth and Legacy
A retrospective on the Philadelphia Public Ledger’s sixtieth birthday and its ascent from a penny paper to a dominant voice in journalism. It highlights founders William M. Swain and George W. Childs, editor William V. McKean, and the paper’s evolution, ethics, and influence.
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Penn
Philadelphia Bulletin
The
Public Ledgers
New York
Sun
Philadelphia
William M. Swain
George W. Childs
Joseph Saller
New York Herald
Bennett
Ledger
New York World
Pennsylvania Hall
Medical College
Sons of Belial
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Baltimore
Harrison
White House
Swain
Morse
Hussell Jarvis
Camden and Amboy
William V. McKean
McKean
the Ledger
Mr. McKean
Theodore Thomas
Historical Society
Childs
Impartiali Ly
Penny Jourannum
Bingerly
McKean Standard
Baller
John McCullough
William Shakespeare
Hamlet
Ledner
L. Clarke Davis
Inquirer
Methusaleh
North American
United States Gazette
Jackson
John Swift
Daily Press
Ex Premier Crispi of Italy Ends Tumultuous Career
Francesco Crispi resigns as Italy's prime minister after a long career defined by crisis management and strong leadership. The 77-year-old statesman helped Garibaldi in Sicily, led the chamber, and shaped policy amid volatile early unified Italy before multiple resignations and power shifts.
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Francesco Crispi
Italy
Humbert
Emoller
Alynor Crisp
Naples
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Crispi
Garibaldi
Sicily
Mot Aerate
Griepl
Mudin
United States
New Orleans
Crisp
Pete
Ignor Crist
This Man Didn't Make Much by Disliking a Cigarette
A Detroit Free Press anecdote shows a cigarette smoker and a pipe smoker in a tense car scene. The pipe user objects to cigarettes, while the smoker explains self protection and keeping distance, joking about beer and onions.
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Detroit Free Press
Ll” Road
Double Mistake on Staten Island Ferry Meeting Mayor
A chance encounter on a Staten Island ferry ends with a private secretary mistaken for the mayor by a suspicious young man. The two exchange formalities as the real mayor and secretary exit the scene, while a man with a lost watch is noted in the crush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Bowery
New York
Stewart Objects to Golden Rule in Senate Debate
The Great Silver Champion opposed a minor appointment during a Senate executive session. A senator urged fair play and "the golden rule" in confirmation. Senator Stewart objected, insisting the money power has run the country long enough, citing the crime of 1873 amid laughter. Theodore Bromley is to continue next season with Julia Marlowe Tubor and Robert TA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
New York Tribune
Stewart
Nevada Statesman
Theodore Bromley
The
Met
Julia Marlowe
Tubor
Rober TA
Compressed air replaces belts at Pullman works
A Chicago report details how Pullman Palace Car Co adopts compressed air in three departments replacing steam driven belts. Officials say air power reduces manual labor, cuts energy loss, and promises quicker, safer operation with potential full shop adoption.
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Chicago
Pullman Palace Car Company
Pullman
Pullman Company
Omaha
Topeka
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Department of Carmaking
Testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Kate Yoper of Cincinnati testifies after nine bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as remedy for long standing womb and kidney ailments including leucorrhea. She reports weight gain of 25 pounds and urges others to try the product with free advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lyon Mass.
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Lydia
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Porsooth
Hell
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Puck
Tomlinson
Hawkins
Tomliinson
Middox
H. H. Koblsiat
MR. Stewart
Ita
Mrs. Pinkham
Imlaliane
Drags
Seth
Eoid
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