Women and the maze of downtown offices play the fool
The New York Herald notes that women entering large downtown offices often lose all sense of direction. They ask for people who may not exist, miss clear signs, and rely on intuition to locate offices, while male occupants know little about neighbors.
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New York Herald
Charles Lamb
Martin Burney
Wordsworth
Hamlet
Kate
Jennie
Prara
Emeaher
Publiher
W. Jennings Demorest
Eastle Street
New York
Deworest
Pasaily
Detractors of a Martial Career and Other Briefs
A column discusses the drudgery of frontier army life and warns romantic youths away from military service. It also recalls Charles Lamb and notes the first weather record by Walter Merle. Short items warn about appearances and health, praising Electric Bitters for its tonic benefits.
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Texas
Savage
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Walter Merle
Bodleian Library
G. J. Symons
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Christian Union
J. K. Weaston
Bowie
Bennet Bros CO
Andep
Dr. Sanden
Ser Lectric
South
Minneapolis, Minn
Eldredge
Eldredge Mfc. CO
Csise
Belvidere
Watashio
Chicago
Dread Street
New Vorts
Scientific American Agency For
Paw As
Scientific American
Orien
Aioe Wenn RC
Drerin
Gillogelyz
Herbers
Kare
Esample
Theo
Tarze
Romy Pamee
Demorests Magazine
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Achid
Chapman &Co
Gbiadison
Indiana
SW. Cor
Washington Ave
Philadelphia
Granch
Ill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tair One
Petre
Omee
keOr & Co
Poriian
Sixth Ave
Warren St
J. J. Rohrbaugh
Mont
General Blacksmithing
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Terres
L. Huntley & Co
L. Huntley & Go
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