Women labor in 1800s economy and social shifts
A fragmented historical text surveys women's roles in early industrial society, noting that 1800 saw about 63 million workers with 299,440 in domestic occupations. It discusses factors shaping female labor, including schooling, marriage, wage gaps, and societal expectations, and contemplates evolving norms, roles, and class dynamics impacting women’s emancipation. The piece touches on patriarchy and the push for economic and legal reforms influencing women’s status.
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Amd
NASA
Reerincio Union
Seare
Nis
Pisterine
Dalvalin
Would Have Died But For Guticura Cure
A person recounts severe skin sores that covered the body for over a year and a half. After applying Guticura Soap and Ointment as directed, the lesions dried up and healed within about six weeks, with the patient regaining strength and walking again. The account emphasizes faith in the remedies and rapid recovery after treatment started.
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Amy Jutlo
Rome
Bert Dou
Mayor Appeals For Bread And Flood Supplies In Franci a
The article reports a fraught emergency in Franci a where Mayor Avlumstz appeals for bread and flood supplies amid a declared state of danger. It notes orders for citizens to stay indoors, warnings about gas leaks and damaged pipes, and coordinated relief efforts by Southern Pacific and local authorities to manage the fire and shelter needs.
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Franciach
Auigen
Hal
Francisca
Trailes Paller Force
Eleorichy
Vom
Darknena
Ronaest
Deckness
Hightynill
Harriman
Southern Parific Company
Hae
Ecepans
Disnegat
San Francisco
Dinda Viera
Adimler
Oakland
Vie Bramber
Homeless and Starving in San Francisco After Fire
A San Francisco editorials piece recounts homeless and starving residents left by a devastating blaze. It describes families with few possessions, the destruction of homes, and emergency relief efforts led by a general committee overseeing temporary shelters, food distribution, and pricing controls.
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Binfraneitea
San Francisco
Stark
Angen
Tyre
Sidon
Ophir
Sian
Froneiecey
Ehalresy Gosléries
Meelty
Wiig Gal
Van
Mateleo Agpataneiy
Sanfonieleso
Min Boxer
Lees
Park
Preteio
Son Heane Road
Quien Not Wight
Gota
Coyayins
Pravistonk
After San Francisco Firequake Relief Efforts Rise
The piece recounts aftershocks and the desperate recovery in San Francisco including casualties, fires, and the vast financial actions to support depositors and rebuild. It notes bank guarantees for depositors, insurers facing losses, and ongoing emergency funding from national figures and foundations.
Ogden City Cement Work License Suspended and Regulated
A legal notice outlines that an Otfinance Licensing Cement Worker is prohibited from performing cement work on Ogden streets without proper authorization. It details required permits, bond conditions, fees, and penalties for unlicensed activity, including suspension of operations and liability for damages and safety compliance. The document specifies oversight by city authorities and sets a licensing period with terms and deadlines.
Ogden City Licenses Cement Work on Streets Ordinance
Certification records show an ordinance titled An Ordinance Licensing cement work on the streets of Ogden City. Presented by the City Council and approved by the Mayor on April 19, 1900, with corporate seal affixed and filed April 15, 1965. Signatures include Seely W. J. Critchlow.
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Fidte
Utah
Weber County
Orbahlow, Gly
Hécardér
Ogden
Vian
Karoby
Sip Witnok
Oguen
Seely W. J, Critchlo
Opéen
Oty
Oyden
Shah
EM. Coney
Mayer
Pedte City
Ogden City
Vas
Critchlow
Shale
Ogden City Ordinance Refunding Bonds in Refund Plan
Ogden City adopts an ordinance to refund outstanding city bonds issued to finance prior public works. The plan reallocates thirty three thousand dollars in bonds maturing through 1926, issued in coupon form, secured by city funds or the Chase National Bank, and endorsed by city officials. The bonds bear interest and are payable at the city treasury or New York trust bank, with redemption after specified dates and compliance with revised statutes.
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Elstatigut
Ureter
rheArs
Wiens
Hasan
Ant Hong
Arglaside
North Hench
Colin Square
Ahah
Thauléiors
Dallaved
Henke
United States
San Francisco
da Sald
Elaine Ovitt
Partie Coast Oranagers
Folsom Silvet
Hotolrat Welyb
Atlanta
Hawes Streer
Folsaw Street
Ben
Hau Saatn
Westerday
Oliaus
van Nearaginan
Simvon
Phyessian
City Board of Health
Fasino Tangoun
San Francisca Banks
Jo Die
Chieen
Traine
Sam Fracelne Relief Fund
Olle
Gordon Alanding
Carnegie “Ere Fund
Clarence Mackay
New York
Fenn
Mya
Jon W. Vaccas
Ravi
Goggenhalm
WMO
Beet
Iekeinsimer
Anston
Worcester
Massachusetts
Notat In
Dale
Ogden City
Leah
Glen Chy
Chase National Bank
Elandaa
Hose
Lecurder
Oyalenging
Lho
Weare Oat Vaal
Baden
Ogiew City
Weare
Mat
Toronine
Dreceibar
Wba
Ogiin
Ogden Ciy
Wareaf
Aullmelon
Uish
Jan Frlaling
Ogden City Bond Refunding Ordinance Affirms Tax Plan
Ogden City adopts a refunding ordinance authorizing sale of bonds to retire prior indebtedness. The measure sets sinking and trust funds, levies taxes on property to pay interest and principal, and details call provisions and notice rules. City officials including the mayor and city recorder are cited, with dates tied to 1905 1908 amendments and approvals.
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Ammeley Telnet
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Hy Connell
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Wot Shitchlow
Oly Kererder
Apueoved
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Ugder Fry
Foum
Ordan City
Weber
Uiahelit
Amy Recorder
Oseden City
Witners
Qgiten
Tay Recornter
Tnnved
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Ike
Ani
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Spyre Tg
Geld
Thiz
Guy Piet
Downett
Bald City
Serlinn
Ogden Chu
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Chy
Heation
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Wo Citoulow
Apsila
Sroyv
Magar
State of Tinh
Crivehins
City Recorder of
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Wek
Great Buck
Lig Buck
Buck's
Ogden Furniture & Carpet
Eee Company Vent
Salt Lake Houses
Washington Avenue
Chile
JS. Lewis & Company
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Putnam’s One-Price Clothing House
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