Marion Parker Civil Engineer Breaks Barriers in 1890s
Marion Parker, sole practical woman civil engineer in the country, recounts pursuing math and engineering at Ann Arbor, securing a position in a New York or Chicago office with equal pay and chance of advancement. She stresses thorough math, accuracy, and patient attention to detail as key qualifications for women entering the field.
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Miss Jessie Shay First To Play Polish Fantasie In Berlin
Miss Jessie Shay of America opens in Berlin as the first pianist to perform Paderewski's Polish Fantasie. German critics give an exceptionally kind reception, contrasting with prior impressions of their gentleness.
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Decollete gowns rise in New York while London style declines
A London writer notes decollete gowns grow in New York yet decline in London except at large dinners. The piece cites heated theatres, fashionable blouses, and court dress norms. It mentions a Mothers and Daughters club in Brooklyn, petti coats for muddy days, and paraffin oil for window cleaning.
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