Indian Girls and White Education in Carlisle Era
The piece argues for mixed outcomes of Anglo American schooling on Indian girls more adept at home arts than men. It cites Carlisle and other schools where daughters pursue dancing theater and crafts while boys face limited prospects. It notes many Indian women become teachers and adapt white methods, shaping modern life and livelihoods.
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Carlisle
Ula
America
Ibven
Rome
Wo Epplicanta
Yuyuy Taaredih
Aouta
United States
Carnale
Gil
Inbar
Engome
Dian
Ars
Nat Ooltra
Mary
Cardinal Purley Welcomed by New York Catholics
A triumphant return and welcome for Cardinal Purley in New York. Crowds line Fifth Avenue from Twenty third Street to St Patrick Cathedral, with 90 000 Catholic children in parochial schools among the most jubilant observers. The scene shows broad support from Catholic societies, schools, and military cadets as the cardinal’s carriage proceeds to the cathedral.
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Cardinal Purley
Twenty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Metropolid Uned
Fitth Avenue
Stephenson Wins His Fight For Senate Seat
Washington reports the Heyburn subcommittee found no proof of corruption or bribery against Wisconsin Senator Stephenson in his bid for reelection. The panel will seal its detailed findings before presenting them to the Senate, though it criticized the spending of about $100,000 in the primary and noted potential totals of $164,000 to $200,000 for a fuller campaign.
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Washington
Ioaas Brophyenson
Wisconsin
Heyburn
Bonn
Stephenson
Senate
Campaiee
Jury Sees Dynamite Code Tied to Conemacy Case
In Indianapolis grand jury proceedings a cache of telegrams and letters signed Ping described a code for targets including viaducts bridges and bullrings to be blown up. McManigal says Ping received 200 per job and paid 125 while another man named by McManigal was involved with James A McNamara and John J McNamara in later schemes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ping
Federal Grand Jury
Oris McManigal
McManigal
McNameras
Persle
Fig Bello
John J. McNamara
James A. McNamara
Kellogg May Be Invited as U S Diplomat
Washington reports that Taft may invite Ming Kellogg of St Paul to join the United States diplomatic service. Edward R Perkins, vice president of New York Life and brother of George W Perkins, died at his East Orange NJ home after an appendectomy. He was forty four.
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Washington
Frank B. Kellogg
St Paul
Ming
Taft
United States
Europe
Kellogg
Edward R. Perkins
Oradge
N.J
The
New York Life Insurance Company
George W. Perkins
Chicago
French government seeks 4.4 million for Alahipa project
The French government asks the chamber of deputies for an appropriation of 44,490 and top funding to complete a wagon plan for auxiliary purposes related to Alahipa in Paris.
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Alahipa
Paris
Chamber
Dep Urter
Plan to Aid Poor Sparks Debate in den
A ragged dialogue in a New York room reveals a man proposing a ten million plan to enrich sanitation and welfare. He imagines abolishing a system of needless industrial waste and argues for broad hygiene improvements while probing who would benefit and how to discriminate.
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New York
Cure for eczema praised by readers in 1920 letters
Two readers endorse Cuticura remedies for eczema in 1920 letters. One describes severe body sores cured after months of suffering and trials. The other reports four years of boils and rash clearing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and recommends to a doctor for a child.
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Misa Muttla J. Shaffer
H. F.D
Box B
Dancy, Miss
F. L. Marberger
Drehersville
Beate Clana Debate Sparks Santa Claus Question
In the week before Christmas Emery and his younger sister Mildred argue about Beate Clana and the reality of Santa Claus. Emery declares there is no Santa while Mildred asks how pictures could depict him.
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Emery
Mildred
Beate Clana
Slater
Iowa Woman Well Again
Ottumwa Iowa resident Mia Hagami E samples shares relief from femora trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises lasting health benefits and urges other women to try the natural remedy for female troubles.
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Ottomyn
Iowa
United States
Mia
Hagami
Wamples
Random Street
Ottumwa
Lowa
E. Pinkhan
Lydia B. Pinkham
Fluka Medisine Co
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Murphy
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Duadoh
Chirel
United
Comite
Roma
Bie
Asm
Bilson
Cardinal Parlay
McNamara
St. Paul
Lydia E. Pinkham
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