Facts of Interest To Women Readers in 1895
A survey of 1895 highlights women’s progress across education and professions, noting more colleges and professional schools for women, large recent graduating classes, and expansion of women’s organizations. It cites the National Woman’s Suffrage Association gathering in Atlanta, the World’s Council of Women, and growing reform movements, with emphasis on education, labor equality, and social purity initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margherita
Arlinn Hamm
Santa Claus
New York Woman's Medical College
University Woman's Law School
Philadelphia
LL. Bes
J. Tis
Mile College
College Fe
Bright Scudente
Journalien
Atiuta Exposition
England
Kine’ Daughters
Women's Christian Temperance Union
The
Universal Peace Union
American Purity Alliance
League For the Promotion of Social Purity
White Cross Society
Britiesh Women's Association
American Sabbath Alliance
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Atlanta
United States
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Washington
National Council of Women
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
National Women's Union
Thiel
Canada
Australasia
Scandinavia
Germany
France
Austria
Italy
Spain
Egypt
India
Ceylon
Japan
China
Sandwich Islands
Mauritius
Malta
Pahemas
Pfermudas
nCt Minols
Bunilay
Vine
Latii
Lonedon Wie
Lenaguera
Christian Madenyepera
Women’s Congress
Georg
Jad
Hiebest
Europe
Rtalin
Cermany
Pyramids
Suez
Turkey
Bermuda
Mineicchutetta Bt
Ue Polis
South Carolina
Commonwealth
Annie
Thay
Hay
Sevrchlight
Orgennination
Trinity
St. Marthelomew's
St. Michael's
St. George's
St. Phoebe's
Plymouth
Enliewe
New York
Good Neighborhood Club
Brooklyn
United Charities
United Hebrew Charities
Trooklyn
Santa Clive
Republic
Forest Hygienic Notes and Home Remedies Amid Epidemics
The article discusses forests as barriers to epidemics and describes hygienic measures from Pernow and a nurse about treating injuries. It mentions emergency guidance for sprains and dislocations, including cold cloths, hot vinegar baths, and limb bandaging to stabilize the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. JB. Baywanl
Cromrés
Tomasko
Sullee
Insalworiotus
Pernow
Lralnadaypeo
Remedies for Corns and Cold Weather Ailments in 19th Century Guide
A medical page describes treating corns with flattening and removal methods, soothing applications, and cautions against overzealous cutting. It covers ear, nasal, and stomach issues, recommending salt water sniffing, warm drinks, and exercise to prevent catarrh, with notes on hygiene and comfort before sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voto
Wuater
Nan
Hybee
Orease
Percot
Reine
Doura
Proverb Parables From Ailsworth Town Oral Traditions
A sample of aphorisms from the Hoston Nome Journal reflecting gender roles, social judgment, and common wisdom. The sketches mix humor and caution about work, wealth, marriage, and perception, with hints of mid century editorial tone and local life.
The Wrong Slouse
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a man visiting High Street, inquiring about missing husband who failed to return, prompting a neighborly search with tension and speculation amid Mrs. suspicion and a provisional alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarage
Ford
Weill
Detroit
Fragmented review hints at political satire in Milwaukee Journal
The Milwaukee Journal presents a garbled critique of political factions and public manipulation. It hints at a satirical figure who entertains while exposing misused power and social tensions amid unclear dates or names.
Dignity and laughter in a murky Washington Star passage
A fragmentary piece from the Washington Star reflects on dignity and public perception. It contrasts public hypocrisy with genuine feeling, urging honest humor over snickers and tears, amid a crowd that watches for signs of sincerity.
London Theatre Notes on New Plays and Singers
Special Correspondence from London reviews Arthur Jones new play Michael and His Lost Angel and talks of Forbes Robertson and Patrick Campbell in key roles. It also covers Henry James Alexander Anthony Hope adaptations, the Duke of York theatre lineup, and insights on rising concert singers and the state of variety shows in London venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
London
Henry
Arthur Jones
Lyceum
Forbes Robertson
Michael
Mier
Patrick Campbell
Moe
Daniel Peobinan
New York
Lyonim
Ameria
America
Boya
Goulditte
Angel
Ceorre Alexander
Anthony Hope
Zenda
Alfred Rose
Alexander
Hero
Duke of York's Theater
Tommy Atkins
Dray Lane
Duke of York’a
St. James
Kelly
Enelishmen Noseted
Comic Fragments Echo Wartime Gossip and Daily Banter
A collage of cartoonish quotes and misread OCR lines from newspapers and letters shows playful mishearings and social banter. Fragments reference a football game, two excited girls, a corporal and guard, a teacher and student, and scattered streetside chatter across several papers, including the Chicago Tribune and New York Advertiser.
Warning signs of consumption and a claimed remedy
The column lists symptoms indicating consumption such as persistent cough, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and morning pallor. It endorses Dr Hewer's English Remedy for Consumption, produced by Acker Medicine Co in New York and sold by reputable druggists, claiming it arrests early consumption.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific Coast
Marie Cakcin
Paris
Gagert
Cayenne
Tracl
Denson
Gal Indain Witiher
Saya
Dro Woods
Iite
Hoston Nome
Philosophy OF the Street
Jolt Procemelons
Legis
Eave
Thor
Malice Keepa
Foulla Lak
Diecergiment
Milwaukee Journal
Romohow
Sayenaw
Washington Star
Grand Army of Singers
Rentile
Tteelf
Jet
Sims Reeves
Mira
Sima Reeves
Juliet
Paul
Palme Tech
Wistar
Orateria
Gudilthall School
Coldom
Thors
Saturn
Ursa Major
Varitey
Biel
Tam
Palace
Palace Theater
AMON
Rhondda
Orain
Mount Zion
Saturnina
Wales
Hive
van Quiehed
Sadie Ratelle Kutsery
Wrigley
Spranigeer
Tada
Chicago Tribune
Treston
Hoxbury Ga
Waxem
Cileigo Hecard
London Globe
Fraeker
Vitor
York Advertiver
Erie Medical
Buffalo,n.y
Roy
Restoria
Cately Jotin H. Phelps
Seraatou
Pia
Gehry
Maat
Columbus Chemsienl UN
Washington, D.C
Ocare
Bohay
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Harmon Typewriter
Hammond
LG 8
Sixth Street
F. A
A. J. Branbda
Spruce St. Scranton
Mansfield State Normal School
Corpa
Lerese
S. H. Albro
Mansfield, Pa
Atlantic Refining Co
Oids
Wm. Mason
Coal
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