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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
6
The notice touts Asheville as easily reachable from all directions north east south and west by a proposed expressway. It emphasizes accessible travel and regional connectivity without naming specific streets or dates.
The article surveys models in Philadelphia demand and Edith Worden’s accidental entry into modeling, noting poses and the distinction from painters. It also reviews diplomatic stationery, highlighting Baroness Weigel Kuller’s ornate designs and various prominent figures’ paper devices. It closes with a piece on summer outdoor life emphasizing piazzas, al fresco dining, and porch placement for homes.
The Philadelphia Times notes Miss Edith Worden, a Georgia estate native, rose from local European studies to become a sought after art model. Her rise followed a studio slip when she offered to pose, replacing a detained model and impressing photographers with her look. The piece also covers Tennessee federation efforts on traveling libraries and education, highlighting Florence Kelley on shopping morals and moves toward compulsory schooling. The Tar llman meeting featured these themes, with an industrial state exhibit.
The article discusses women as stock market participants after a recent crash. It notes some women lost money, others showed caution and success, and brokers catered to female investors. It also includes a physician's remark on seasonal eating and summer health guidance.
Mrs. Horatio N. May is named a volunteer inspector of streets and alleys in Chicago. She will investigate garbage boxes, ensure metallic cans, and enforce municipal sanitary rules as part of the city’s cleaning initiative.
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