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روزنامهایست اخلاقی، ادبی، حفظ الصحه اطفال، خانهداری، بچهداری، مسلک مستقیمش تربیت دوشیزگان و تصفیه اخلاق زنان راجع به مدارس نسوان
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The statement describes a newspaper focused on moral and literary subjects, children’s health, housekeeping, and raising children. It presents the paper’s main purpose as educating young women and encouraging what it calls the refinement of women’s morals, especially in connection with girls’ schools.
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