Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-05-24
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Uncle Sam has 2O35 women ply
sicians.
Saturday is the fashionable day for
weddings In England.
Queen Victoria has sixty pianos at
her various residences.
Mrs. Fawcett declares that the old
maid IS ''the elite of her SEX"
Across the water they sell rubber
boots for pet dogs to wear in rainy
weather.
Don't wear stripped material if you
are tall. II accentuates you in both
directions.
China ferneries are disputing for
popular favor with the silver and
basket ones.
The women of Morocco never cele-
brate their birthdays, and few of them
know their ages.
In civilized countries the average
age at which women marry is twenty
three and half years.
On Susan B. Anthony's last birth
day her friends made her present OF
IN annuity Of $500 year.
In England and Wales alone there
are over 200, 900 more unmarried wo-
men than unmarried men.
Kansas City women have decided to
remove their hats at church and all
indoor meetings hereafter.
Mrs. Frederick Gebhard, of New
York, is noted as having as pretty
hands as any woman in America.
A competent authority declares that
over million and half of the women
of this country earn their own living.
To draw thread for even working
on linen the fabric should be shrunk
first. The drawing process will be
found much easier.
Real ugly girls are good deal rarer
than real pretty ones. The market is
always we'll stocked with what are
called "plain" ones.
Efforts are about TO be made to
drive all the men out of the town of
Beaver, Oklahoma. The women are
organizing brass band.
Most of the Japanese women in tho
rurpl districts are skilled agricultur-
lists. This outdoor work accounts for
their health and strength.
In the British Isles during the pres
EFT century seven instances have been
recorded in which tho bride has mar
ried the best man by mistake.
In Berlin, Wis, fifteen women tried
to vote at the recent municipal elcc
tion, but were headed off by the Board
Of Elections, whom they now propose
to sue.
Elizabeth Viererbe has died at
Windberge, Germany, aged ninety
three years. She had been house
maid in one family for seventy mine
years.
Worth was not Europe's first great
man-milliner. In the reign of Louis
XIV. Bavarian named Rohmberg was
the fashion in Paris for making ladies'
habits.
Over 10000 women are attending
the various colleges in America, yet it
has only been twenty-6 five years since
the first college in the land was opened
to women.
The women of savage Nations rarely
pay much attention to the dressing OF
their hair, while the savage men, on
the contrary, regard their coiffures us
of the utmost Importance.
The golden age of woman was the
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries of
French history. During all this time
France was practically ruled by sue
cession of brilliant and able women.
Miss Alta Rockefeller, New York
City heiress to millions, is an expert
typewriter. She learned to use the
machine in order to do confidential
work for her father, the Standard Oil
magnate.
In Germany, Russia, Austria, Spain,
Portugal, Sweden, Norway, Denmark,
Holland, Belgium. Switzerland, Chile,
Venezuela and Colombia the number
of women is greater than that Of the
male population.
An Englishwoman's standard of re.
quirement for the post OF governess,
companion or secretary has long been
known as out of all proportion to the
meager salaries she is willing to pay
for her services.
Modern maids of oil work COM
monty object to waiting on the table.
The objection was indicated in the
case of far Western maid in search oi
place by the inquiry: ''Do you dc
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