Amid Farm Life a Poetic Portrait of The Farmer's Daughter
A fragmentary verse tribute by E. E. Sherman extols a farmer’s daughter. It paints her as central to farm work and nature, tending animals and crops with care, shaping a home where beauty and duty intertwine. The piece emphasizes devotion to all living creatures and the land’s abundance.
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E E. Sherman
Liza
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Paul
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Chicago Tribune
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Senorita
Chicago News
St. Paul
Mountain Storm Shelter and the Hidden Jewel Case
Clara Wynford and Marian Dale seek shelter from a mountain storm in the cottage of Huldah Dare. An eerie night unfolds with a mysterious dwarf-like thief, untold danger, and a later revelation about Huldah and her son. The girls escape unharmed, later learning the son perished and jewels were hidden by Huldah to protect them.
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Clara Wytford
Clara
Buldah
Clara Wynford
Marian
Clare
Huldsh
Buldsh
Huldah
Huldah Dare
Bockingville
Marian Dale
Huldab
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Miss Wynford
Huldsh Dale
Haldah
Mexico
United States
New Mexico
Ephraim B. Cobleigh
Boxborogh
Job
Cobleigh
Fort Defiance
Myers
Ryan
Night in a snowbound forest a hunter's desperate shelter
A beaver hunter separated from companions endures a brutal blizzard. He builds a hidden three‑foot cavern shelter, blocks the entrance, then survives a long night with a fireless make‑do bed. He escapes at last by tracking with moss and trees to return to camp.
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Saply
Angel
King’s
Smith
Brown
Boston ‘Transcript
Locksmiths
Detroit Free Press
Indianapolis Journal
Gray
Boston Courier
Mr. True
Miss Goodheart
Mary
Miller Christy
England
Christy
Cooper
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Eyte
Fouth
Papa
Only the work of today a woman's endless toil
The piece laments the never ending burden of a woman's labor and the quiet sacrifices of Sara Bartlett, a young woman stifled by parental ambition and social expectations. It parallels a broader plea from Harper's Bazaar on how daughters often pay the price of parental drive for status.
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Frank W. Hou
Union Signal
Women Orators Rise in Public Life and Trade
A Chicago Legal News editor Mrs Myra Bradwell is highlighted as a pioneering woman lawyer. The article notes women entering sales, paints, hardware, perfumery and other trades, and profiles activists aiding prisoners and reformers. It cites rising acceptance of female speakers, education efforts, and new female roles in Sweden, New York, and Missouri.
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Mia Miller
Shel
America
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Myra Bradwell
Chicago
Chicago Legal News
United States Supreme Court
Bradwell
United States
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Pee Wift
Brady
Tharge
Sud Soos Mae
Minta
Faye
Cos Fatare
Daniel Webster
Henry Ward Beecher
Chauncey
Woman's Legal Educational Society of
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Mia
Hewitt
Mary Putnam Jacobi
Christopher Tiedman
Terreshun
Wom
Caromimr Eschard
Bashio
Sweden
Rikedag
Many Gorprxa LayMamy
Bostom Evening Transcript
Trumbull
Comnecticut
Lanman
Circuit Court
Adelaide Utter
Missouri
Kansas City
Utter
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Bert Times Servas
Pups
Helen Forrest Graves
N. Y
Johnson
France
Mr. Johnson
Green-Room
Reatler
Iz. Johnson
Paris
Green Room
Joseph Hatton
Ptolemy Philopater
Egypt
Doc Gray
Dr. Gray
Liza Green
Doc
Arcadia
Isaac Lyman
Mr. Lyman
Young Lyman
Scranton
John Bull
Ismail
Suez
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Austria
de Lesseps
Escanion
Lesseps
Goschen
Lord Palmerston
Lord Beaconsfield
Khediive
Khedive
Constantinople
Ast
Tewfig Pasha
Sir William White
Turkey
Tewfik
Chicago ,Tribune
Gen. Rosecrans
New England
Washin
Cton Post
Sara Bartlett
Sara
Harper's Bazar
Sadismapolis Journal
Dumas
Elizabeth Fry
Mme. Appia
Amino
Well Under
Julius Post
Chantauqua
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