What Women May Do In Life And Homes
A long miscellany from the Woman's World section discusses women’s education, professions, and domestic roles. It cites Mary Somerville, Harriet Martineau, and Charlotte Bronte, argues for women pursuing suitable vocations, and critiques limits placed on women in society. It also notes Chicago opera disruptions and praise for Miss Ada Sweet in the pension service amid changes at the U.S. Pension Office.
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Harriet Martineau
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Lotte Anna
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Paris
Ada Sweet
United States
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Misa Sweet
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Miss Sweet
Massachusetts
Springfield Republican
Phiadelphia News
van Rensselaer
Cruger
Marion Langdon
Mars
Crager
Nichette
Newport
New York
Chicago Tribune
Dr. Clarke
Clark St
Caicago
Mrs Garfield and Her Children Attend Easter Respectability
The excerpt portrays admiration for Mrs Garfield and her discreet behavior. It notes Cleveland hosting Garfield’s orphaned children at Easter as a commendable gesture reflecting domestic uprightness. The piece links Lincoln’s assassination and Garfield’s murder to honor for the Garfield family and President Cleveland.
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Lincoln
Grant
Guth
The Queen's Drawing Room Fashion Review
In a Queen's Drawing Room report from Loudon Times, Eastern costumes shine as an Indian lady kisses the Queen's hand and offers an Oriential salari. The Queen appears in black with jet ornaments. Beatrice in blue violet. the Duchess in white and gold. Henry of Battenburg awkward in a white Prussian uniform. The Prince and royals command attention amid diamonds and sombre attire.
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Frost
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Beatrice
Prince Henry of Battenburg
Women in Departments Reflect Cleveland Era Policies
A Washington letter to the Cincinnati Commercial reports Miss Cleveland’s views on women in departmental roles citing her belief that women will be preferred for current positions if capable and respectable. The note suggests President Cleveland will not wage war on women and affirms support for women seeking better conditions.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Cleveland
van Zandt
Carvalho
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Noted Editors Endorse Compound Oxygen Cure
An interview with Rev. Victor L. Conrad and his brother Rev. F W Conrad, editors of the Lutheran Observer, discusses their recovery from overwork through Compound Oxygen. They describe improved nerves, digestion, sleep, and speech after treatment, and urge overworked professionals to learn about the method. A treatise from Dra. Starkey & Palen offers further details.
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