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  3. ACTRESSES AND FORTUNE-TELLERS.

    Scotland Yard has taken decisive action against the West End fortune-tellers and palmists. Not only have they been informed that, if they continue openly to practice their ...

    Article : 214 words
  4. WITS AND WAYS OF WOMEN.

    Don't choose the smallest [?] friends' parlors. It may suit your fairylike [?] to sit on a stool with her hands clasping her knees, but you should cultivate the ...

    Article : 102 words
  5. [?] MARRIAGE CONTRACT.

    Mr. Carlton Washburne, of Las Angeles, and Miss Helene Chandler, his fiancee, have (says the New York correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" on September 16) ...

    Article : 344 words
  6. IS WOMAN INFERIOR TO MAN?

    Woman, according to the latest scientific conclusions, is man's inferior because of the smaller percentage of chloride of sodium in her blood. So says the "Paris Matin." In ...

    Article : 169 words
  7. THE HUMOURS OF DUELLING.

    M. Pierre Mille, who has fought in duels and acted as second for others, gives his impressions, not as a duellist, but as a second, and the conclusion would be that ...

    Article : 796 words
  8. CARDINAL AND THE LADY.

    Cardinal Cavallari, the Patriarch of Venire (says the correspondent of the "Daily Express"), acting under the orders of the Pope, recently published a pastoral letter ...

    Article : 157 words
  9. QUEEN MARY.

    While Queen Mary was staying at Balmoral, she devoted herself in earnest to the manufacture of the large number of warm and comfortable garments that she is ...

    Article : 92 words
  10. A WOMAN BISHOP.

    The United States, among its other innovations, can lay claim to that of an episcopal See held by a woman. The lady is Bishop Margaret la Grange, one of the founders of ...

    Article : 113 words
  11. MEAT FAMINE IN GERMANY.

    Petitions and protests (says a Cologne correspondent of a London newspaper) continue to pour in from town and city councils, from mass meetings, and from political ...

    Article : 541 words
  12. DRINKING TEA THROUGH STRAWS.

    Society has found a new tea-drinking fad. It has discovered that the good old-fashioned way of drinking tea, as all good and ordinary mortals do, from a cup, is too ...

    Article : 246 words
  13. THE UNEXPLAINED: QUEER DREAMS.

    Some very creepy, "goose fleshy" stories are told by Mr. Leonard Summers in an article called "The Unexplained" in the "Occult Review." Mrs. Violet Vanburgh, the popular ...

    Article : 714 words
  14. CONFUCIUS AND THE SUFFRAGETTES.

    It must Be a keen regret to many people that either Confucius lived too early, or Mrs. Pankhurst too late. A meeting between the two would have been so refreshing, for the ...

    Article : 103 words
  15. A KING EDWARD STORY.

    In "Things I Can Tell," by Lord Rossmore, published recently, are some excellent anecdotes. "Country Life," in its review, repeats this one:—"The most riotous bit of fun in the ...

    Article : 506 words
  16. A QUEEN'S TELEPHONE.

    The Queen of Spain, who has returned to San Sebastian, from her stay in the Isle of Wight, possesses what is said to be the most remarkable telephone in the world. It is of ...

    Article : 126 words
  17. THE ASTONISHED AUTHORESS.

    Mrs. Margaret Williamson, who wrote "John and Betty's History Visit" for young people, and whose "Scotch History Visit" will be published shortly by Lothrop, Lee, ...

    Article : 135 words
  18. HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG.

    Sarah Berahardt's six weeks' season at the Coliseum (says our London correspondent on September 20) promises to be a tremendous success. This week she is playing Victor ...

    Article : 187 words
  19. GIRLS OF TO-DAY.

    An analysis of modern feministic tendencies in England appears in the "New York American" in the form of an interview with Dr. Henry Head, of London, the specialist in ...

    Article : 614 words
  20. BERNARD SHAW AND SUFFRAGETTES.

    Mr. Bernard Shaw's letter (writes the London correspondent of the Melbourne "Argus" o September 20) on the forcible feeding of the Dublin suffragette prisoners blends ...

    Article : 242 words
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