Women Should Learn Self-Support And Occupations
The sermon argues women should live and work independently, building skills for self support. It praises women who pursue profitable trades and crafts, discourages dependence, and urges practical training in stenography nursing teaching and other fields while honoring historic female role models.
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Remefdin
Tim
Wowan
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Cate Armice
Aig
Deidts
Tramps in Nashville Station House Report Acharity System
A Nashville American report describes tramps arriving at the station house as temporary guests, not professional criminals. They seek shelter overnight, are registered in a charity book, and often move on by morning. The piece notes most are white, male, and from the North, with few possessions and little money, while some lines depict public fear and local attitudes toward vagrancy.
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Atlantic
Forbridge
Lvng
Sheridan
Dickens
Pickwick
Christ
Amon
Charlotte Cushman
Hank
Priscilla Wakefield
God Tomers
Cantet
Seine Jamary
Pho
Nam
Ing
Tm Porcelain
Terra
Soc
Car
Lewis
Grace Darling
Elers
Mary Lyon
Mount Holyoake Female Seminary
Rosie
Svey Child
Adelaida Newton
Fidelia Fisk
Dore
Oaroline Herhel
Maria Takraewska
Berlin
Hélen Chalately
Mera
Echoola
Edinburgh
Mra Livermore
Hallowell
Mira Willard
Sisters of Bethany
John
Ian Ip
Tebella Graham
Thoes
Virginia Penny
Brooklyn
New York
Asher
Wien
V. Y
Endars
Kansas
Judeg
Chiat Hadley Clack
Nashville Police
Nashville
Boston Harald
Rhine Falls
Constance
Schafhausen
Rhine
Schaffhausen
Europe
Lake of Constance
Mesarz
J. G. Nethers, Sons & Company
Laufen
Switzerland
London Times
Darkey
Chile
Rowan
Arkansan Traveler
Ares
Detroit
Tribune
Montreal
Mr. Palette
Baltimore
Carri
Washington
Angeline
Angeline Brooks
Harper's Bazar
St. Albans
Norristown Herald
Boston Post
Dakota
Landscrip
Devil's Lake District
Bledon
Macaulay
Boston
Liverpool
Melbourne
Australis
Southwest Pass
Mississippi
France
Diogenes
Montmartre
Canary Islands
Portugal
Sea of
Lisbon
Bose
Tater
Atlanta Constitution
Deceiving opium habits and alcohol deception exposed
A detailed discussion on opium and morphine addiction shows how patients fake symptoms to obtain narcotics and how physicians and families struggle to detect such deception. It also covers alcohol misuse and how disguises like cologne, bitters, or servants enable illicit access, with notes on the limits of medical cures. The piece cites St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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St. Louis
Poetry and race misread through a traveler's dialogue
A traveler engages with an old black hotel worker in a tense scene about poetry and music. The exchange shifts from polite misunderstanding to a blunt contrast between art and appetite, revealing attitudes toward race and culture in a fragment from a long-transcribed piece.
Remarkable Invention for Amateur Photography
A new method by Dr H G Piffard uses powdered magnesium spread on gun-cotton to ignite a bright, steady flash for instantaneous exposure. The device allows the camera to be mounted on a pistol barrel, enabling rapid shooting in darkness and promising wide use in home galleries and hobbyist work.
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H. G. Piffard
Robert Roosevelt
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Philadelphia
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Bipock
Nebraska State Journal
Sommerville Journal
Reas
Temrel
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Rome
Bruce
England
M. Adolph de Candolle
M. de Candolle
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