Unpublished Victorian sex survey challenges repressive views
Historian Carl N. Degler uncovers an 1892 unpublished survey of 45 married American women, revealing many enjoyed sex and contraceptive use, contradicting late 19th century norms. The questionnaire, compiled by Dr Celia Mosher, was found among Stanford papers, suggesting educated women discussed sexual feelings openly.
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Washington
United States
Stanford University
Carl N. Degler
Stanford
Celia Mosher
Degler
Brazil
Mosher
University of Wisconsin
America
Alfred C. Kinsey
Wisconsin
Vassar
Wellesley
Ripon
Cornell
South
Tech Students Exchange Vows At Immaculate Conception Church
Julie J. Brown and Wesley M. Bermel wed at Immaculate Conception Church in a June 16 ceremony officiated by Rev. Patrick J. Brown. The couple plans to reside in Butte after a Yellowstone and Teton trip. Julie, a Butte High and Montana Tech student, works for the Montana Bureau of Mines. Wes, a Baker High School graduate, attends Montana Tech and is employed by Anaconda Co.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Julie J. Brown
Wesley M. Bermel
Patrick J. Brown
Julia Brown
W. Broadway
Forest Bermel
Casper, Wye
Butte High School
Montana Tech
Montana Bureau of Mines
Baker High School
The
Anaconda Co
Patterned carpet trend spreads across home interiors
Patterned carpets are forecast to dominate interiors in coming years with room-wide use. At Chicago markets The American Furniture Mart showcased gingham checks quilts and oriental motifs amid new fiber blends and dyeing, while color shifts toward rust brown and parrot greens emerge.
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Chicago
American Furniture Mart
Merchandise Mart
Wayne Hodges
E.T. Barwick Mills Inc
Ian McMeekin
Burlington House
McMeekin
Hodges
Child neglect column prompts concern over unattended kids
Readers recount a mother who leaves her children alone while she and her husband are dispersed between home and a nearby city. The piece urges action to protect the youngsters and notes community silence and risk. Nearby apartment surroundings are described and the need for intervention emphasized.
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Ann Landers
Latch
Fluorescent camp lanterns fall short of fuel burning light
Consumers Union testers say fluorescent lanterns rarely reach 75 watt bulb brightness, with 11 models rating around 40 to 50 watts. Brightness drops as batteries discharge and light is not in a full circle due to reflectors. Fuel lanterns light faster, with flames offering easier fuel access. rechargeable models may offset higher initial cost through lower running costs.
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Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
Ca’s Monthly
Independent Consumer Publication
Pot Of A Love 8 TM Reg US Rights Reserved 1973
Unclear fragment appears to reference rights or licensing involving a title Pot Of A and a 1973 date, attributed to Los Angeles Times. No coherent event or person details are available in the fragment.
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Los Angeles Times
Debra Callahan Weds Mark McGloin in Butte Church
Debra Ann Callahan married Mark Dennis McGloin at Immaculate Conception Church on June 16. The Nuptial Mass was celebrated by Rev. Daniel Smith. Bridesmaids included Dannette and Karen Callahan and Betsy Shea. Best man was Bob Farrell. Ushers included John and David McGloin, and Bob Upton. Flower girl and ringbearer were Sandy Hollow and Jammey Byrnes. Reception followed at the parish center. The couple will reside in Mountain View, California after a Disneyland honeymoon. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel R Callahan and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs William McGloin. Both attended Butte Central High School. the groom works at Pay Less Drug in Mountain View.
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Debra Ann Callahan
Mark Dennis McGloin
Immaculate Conception
Daniel Smith
Raelene Callahan
Dannette
Karen Callahan
Betsy Shea
Bob Farrell
John McGloin
David McGloin
Bob Upton
Sandy Hollow
Jammey Byrnes
Church
al Gould
Disneyland
Mountain View
Calif
Daniel R. Callahan
William McGloin
Alabama
Butte Central High School
Jack Hollow
James Lochrie
Eugene Byrnes
James Hollow
Babs Shea
Odrinex Plan Promises Slim Physique and Guarantee
An advertisement touts the Odrinex Plan as helping readers lose excess fat with tiny tablets no drugs no dieting or special exercises required. It claims usage by thousands over 14 years and offers a money back guarantee with refunds if ugly fat remains, priced at 3.25 dollars or 5.25 for economy size, sold with no substitutes.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Bermel
Tech
Nancy Johnson
Ellisa Clark
Barbara Bermel
Leon Hurlbent
Edward Schmidt
George Brown
John Brown
Jerome Nelson
Becky Bermel
Charlotte Brown
Yvonne Brown
L. G. Holland
Yellowstone
Teton Parks
Butte
Viola Morey
Rebecca Mehring
Margery McElhenny
Chicago Daily News
Ann
I.C
New York
Millinery Institute of America
Herbert Bernard
Betmar
Irene
Bob
Montana
Montana Standard
Debra Callahan
James Shea
FOX Pharmacal Inc
Madmirers
Duplex
Admiiral
Elivery
Mont. ST
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