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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1911

Page

11

Parts Played by Their Wives in the Political Lives of Men Who Would Occupy the White House

In Washington, the influence of presidential hopefuls’ wives shapes campaigns and careers. Taft’s wife Mrs Taft is highlighted for her long-side presence, La Follette’s wife is a legal adviser, and Mrs Cummins is cited as a key political asset. The piece notes wives’ guidance before and after marriage, the social power of the Congressional Club, and how support from spouses affects nominations and cabinet dynamics.

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Silent Partners of Presidential Candidates

Mrs Harmon and Mrs Wilson, wives of governors, emerge as political influencers shaping campaigns. The piece praises their tact and social leverage, detailing their roles, networks, and impact on husbands’ political paths across states from New Jersey to Massachusetts, Alabama, and beyond.

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Voice Loss Puzzle in Medical Case Notes

A narrative describes patients with functional voice loss linked to anxiety and attention to the voice. A doctor tests patients by prompting words like speak and observes voice restoration only under certain cues. A male patient improvises a scene showing temporary recovery, while other anecdotes involve musicians and a staged misunderstanding about instruments.

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Christmas Day Revels With Courtly Dance And Feasting

A festive scene on Christmas Day with snow, bells, and merry feasts. Courtiers and knights mingle as ladies grace the hall, while the king’s birthday brings charity and shared suppers. Revelry, dance, and courtly admiration frame the holiday tone.

Blind Leading the Blind In This Sightless School

A fragment from a New York assignment details a sightless training program where blind teachers instruct blind women in home making and practical crafts. The article notes the challenges of access, the dedication of instructors like Miss Frances, and the intimate, tactile teaching methods that guide students in sewing and daily skills.

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