Women and social roles in late nineteenth century society
The piece surveys women in politics, gymnasiums, and social introductions, praising female agency while critiquing greedy behavior and rigid advancement norms. It highlights Miss Sweet and Miss Helen Burdett as examples of capable, independent women challenging gender expectations.
The Week in the Wisconsin: Society and Fashion
A collage of anecdotes and notes on women of influence from Helen Burdett to Miss Ada Sweet, detailing weddings auctions and social trends. The piece covers royal, European, and American figures, with fashion comments on hats dresses and marital engagements, plus a look at decorative art and public notices.
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New Hampshire
New England
United Sisterhood
Princess of Wales
Ireland
Hearta
Austria
House of Hapsburg
Marie Valeria
Ofen
Russia
Wales
England
Old Erin
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Buffalo
Rochester
San Francisco
North Carolina
New York City
Philadelphia News
Europe
Portugal
London
Cardiff
Henri Jr
Henri Ir
Charlies
James
Chantilly
New York Evening Post
Col. Lamont
Mr. Cleveland
White House
Miss Cleveland
Queen Victoria
Duchess of Cambridge
St. James’ Palace
Eugenie
Guapys
Loyepanr
Earl de Grey
Marquis of
Ripon
Itia
President Barrios
Guatemala
Helen Gladstone
South Hall
Newnham
James Stuart
Farnoatt
Parlor
Appledore Howge
Isles of Shoals
Evans Honee
Lady Lonsdale
St. Martin's Church
Charm Cross
Lad Lonsdale
Constance Gladys Herbert
Fourth Earl of Lonsdale
Ty van Zandt
Mlle. van Zandt
Paris
Opera Comique
Mire
Goiliavin
Revue Des Economistes
Helen L. Caren
Pleasantown
Kas
Lem
Anderson
Lord
Lady Spencer
Lord Hartington
Miss Anderson
Douke
Devonshire
Basia
Aliss Anderson
Wisconsin
Puzzles department seeks original contributions and clues
Readers submit puzzles covering fruit riddles word enigmas and crosswords with prizes for best complete answer lists. Entries on one side only and addressed to Editor Puzzle Department Wisconsin post Office.
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Wiscoxset
Wisconsin
Questions and notices from the Wisconsin family column
The fragment presents reader questions and guidance for a family oriented column. It includes requests for full name and address in ads, brief communications to the editor, and inquiries about coin dealers piano brands pronunciation and publication addresses. Answers reference dealers and linguistic notes, with several queries about names poems and authors.
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