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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1889
Page
4
A fragmentary column mocks female suffragists and social divides, labeling women as a distinct third sex and forecasting upheaval as men attend conventions while women pursue fairs and political reform. The piece shifts between religious phrases and sensational conjecture, ending with grim despair about fate.
A florid union of derision and advocacy for women's suffrage mocks gender norms. The speaker argues women should embrace equality and even consider manhood, using crude imagery and satirical tone to challenge conventions and urge reform.
A long polemic argues against women's suffrage, praising purity and domestic roles while denouncing political participation as corrupt. It rails against "howlers" for suffrage, questions the fitness of women for politics, and asserts the valor of motherhood and restraint in the public sphere.
The last issue of Science prints an article by General M. O. Meigsie arguing population growth will rise 14.48 percent per century, with 1889 projections around 2,000,000. He cautions against assuming past growth continues unchanged and notes policy shifts may curb birth rates, especially among African descent populations.
The report notes the coal Martins name is involved as his condition worsens after a collapse during a recent game. Medical updates describe liver enlargement and extensive bodily distress with uncertain recovery prospects and possible influences on next votes and public opinion.
At a Kansas banking gathering William P. St John of Mercantile National Bank presented a silver question analysis. A debate followed over postponing action for a year, with提 any discussion noting British India markets and silver bullion profits affecting wheat and cotton, urging immediate consideration to aid Kansas farmers and industry.
An obscure editorial fragment surveys Bechange and the World movement, lampoons Kanete Cingte’s dominance, and hints at political shifts and a controversial mayoral replacement. The tone remains critical of the administration and a local paper’s financial strain emerges.
A garbled Guthrie article fragment mentions the Delaware territory, a stock sale by tractassistance, and payments per capita. It references the fading Territory Medical association, a meeting in October, and various local names, places, and project notes across Oklahoma.
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