Womans Suffrage Stir Sparks Home Dispute
Lawrence Rup, 54, an anti suffrage advocate, returns home to 1100 Glenmore Ave East New York to find wife Maria, secretary of the New York Woman's Suffrage Association, missing supper. He confronts a crowd as she speaks to rally supporters, while he complains his wife should be home cooking. The scene ends with police involvement and Mrs Rup leading him away for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenge Rup
Glenmore Avenue
New York
Rup
Woman's Suffrage Association
Rupp
Trupp
Righ
Maria
Cone
Thpp
Aviet
Lawrenes
Myre
Lawrence
Hyp
Abe Miller Avenue
Tan Ott Hove
Duffy
Tha ‘Llevitennot
Mrs. Rupp
Maghold
Luryronce
Habits Become Tyrants When Broken Abruptly
A London Mirror note warns that abrupt changes in habits can trigger illness after long routines of regular behavior. It cites a man who spent a week each year in bed for twelve years and fell ill only once when breaking the pattern, arguing the body adapts and then rebels against sudden shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physichia
Inia
Inio
Londen Mirror
Old Time Trained Nurses and Their Dutioned Duties
A fragmented historical piece recounts 18th century nursing duties, detailing nurses must console the sick, carry supplies, remove dressings, clean wards, and manage beds. The tale shifts to a anecdote about a nurse’s early experiences and a market scene reflecting social observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sulling
Dod
Fragmented Exparlation Text From Old Publication
A garbled OCR sample presents dialogues and phrases, including quotes about court cases and personal anecdotes. It references public speaking, a chubler with a weak heart, a judge, and a supposed proposal discussion. The text is fragmented with misread names and places, lacking coherent narrative.
Burious Burial Custom In Cemeteriva Of Boatn
A discussion of pigeonhole style burial practices and their drawbacks. The piece notes varying tomb designs and the renewal cycle of pigeonholes, with concerns about space, bones, and the impracticality of modern substitutes. It mentions the old fashioned plan of placing one grave per section and critiques pigeonhole methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acrathyr
Tim
Picturosipetios
Maggie
Look of Terror in Art Model Portrait Tale
Fragmented clippings recount a controversial art scene where Hedlar allegedly posed a model in fear to capture a terror-filled expression. The tale blends commentary from New York Sun and London Spectator excerpts on art, play, health, and the controversial methods used in portraiture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedlar
Srouro
Ferdinand Worttey
Eonraemay
Epuel
Fils House
Chile
Artiat
Munleh Cor
New York Sun
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London Spectator
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Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Greawieh
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Maryland
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Boyer & Heard
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