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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1897
Page
5
A preacher reflects on the crisis of balancing medical skill with prayer, urging physicians to blend science with faith. He cites biblical healing, extols Christian influence in medicine, and warns of overwork, ending with a vision of a physician’s heavenly welcome.
The North American Review quotes Lady Dilke noting a deadlock in the woman suffrage question in England. She warns that a shift toward manhood suffrage could realign forces, allowing suffragists to shape terms via the Franchise League and potentially grant all women parliamentary and local franchise rights and eligibility for seats in the house of commons.
The New England and Parisian hair fashions blend as styles vary from loose braids and wavy coils to a neat crown bow. Paris favors a soft pompadour or curls near the ears, while New England favors a tidy crown bow with two clusters of flowers or roses for a bewitching yet prim look.
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