Concord Philosophy and the School of Philosophy in Concord
Harriet Stanton Blatch recounts a Boston culture note on Concord philosophy a week of lectures on Dante Michael Angelo and Plato at Hillside chapel including Miss Peabody Louise Alcott and Mrs Cheney with humorous anecdotes of attendees and hostesses, praising Alcott’s few well grounded shifts in thought.
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Bostonian
Jack
Concord
School of Philosophy
Miss Alcott
Brook Farm
Adam
Juliet
Little Louise
Louise Alcott
Mr. Alcott
Miss al
John A Cockerill A Western Journalist In New York
Special correspondence surveys Col John A Cockerill managing editor of the New York World born Dayton Ohio 1845 his rise from Dayton Ledger to Cincinnati Engineer to Baltimore Gazette St. Louis Post Dispatch and finally The World after 1885 praised as one of the ablest hardest working editors who lives at his desk and oversees copy daily.
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New York
Col. Cockerill
New York City
Dayton
Dayton Ledger
Cincinnati Enginrer
Baltimore Gazette
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Pulitzer
the World
Col
Women Who Scrub Office Floors in New York
In New York a reporting writer watches two women in a large publishing house scrub floors daily. On knees for hours, carrying hot water up multiple stairs, they endure drudgery while a manager dismisses calling for scrub men. One worker says she has four children and works to support them, with little time for her family.
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Uoasey Wene
New York
Lucy
Portraits of Leaders in American Journalism
The piece praises editors and publishers, noting Mr. Pulitzer’s $12,000 yearly pay and high value of his work. It describes Col Cockerill as a leading figure in New York journalism, exemplifying the era’s rush and enterprise in daily newspapers, with a portrait of Allan Formax.
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Pulitzer
Col Cockerill
New York
Attire And Dignity In Woman’s Workaday Life
A aged column laments fashion rules that shamefully constrain working women. It argues practicality over fancy trim, noting scrub women wear garments borrowed from wealthier donors, frayed and draggled, while balancing family duties and the social stigma of marriage. The piece cites societal double standards and earns critique from 2 ELuss Crane.
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Eluss Crane
The Potency of Must
The article extols the word must as a driver of success and power in business plans. It urges cultivating a confident, imperial mood of must, warns against deceitful means, and claims must draws strength, wealth, and lasting results through self-reliance. It attributes these ideas to Prentice Mulford and a Boston columnist.
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Guscoepundence
Boston
Prentice Mulford
Mind cure and thought power in esoteric Christian view
Boston Aug 14 Nothing attracts attention like mind cure it must be absorbed not learned explanation scarce words to guide anxious listeners Dr W F Evans argues sickness and health are opposite states one must feel well to be well phrenophatic method reverses illness by thinking oneself well thought shapes existence and governs fate a mountain correspondent notes nature lovers carry a distinct bearing toward others
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Boston
W. F. Evans
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Knights of Chivalry
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Ukewn Chemicval CO
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Warren, Pa
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Sixon & CO
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College Y. Expenses Law
Water Street. Ed
Diamond Block
RKE
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Browlway
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York, Pa
Cleveland
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Brunswick
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Roadway
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Pal Fallen
Pistia
Atlivlaty
Beard
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Meadville Conservatory of Music
Allegheny College
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Oc Ous Buidings
David H. Wheeler
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