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Notable Horse Clipping Business Woman in Early America
A feature on Mrs. Curtis, widow of William Brawer, who runs a horse clipping establishment in partnership with her new husband Loury H. Curtis. She handles most clipping duties during peak seasons October to December and March to May, earning from $20 to $300 daily. The piece also touches on household tips, health ads, and stray anecdotes from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porracaos
Uda
Buy Uebuu
Mins Wu
Wien
Maguebwi
Minderauun
Lim
Waynebsm
Maother
Darth
Tord Bayneham
Pan
Lanham
Tod
Vilda
Misa Earle
Baynebium
Wilda
Fee
Alnude
Hilda
Barbara
Arend
Bayneham
Magdalen Wurst
Pillda
Graviton Hall
Mrs. Paine
Ake
Magdalen
Bunny Woods
Arynmar
Manny
Somme
London
Grahame
Miss Lowe
Lady Chahame
Sir Wilton Grahame
Dioscent
England
Dobcairn
Wilton Grahame
Vite
Numenos
Fandy
Uta Yan
Wilton
Audi
Misa Lowe
Bolton
Grahame'a
Mise Lowe
We Preuy
Lady Grahame
Lucy Grahame
Mixa Lowe
Mr. Fulton
Brynmar
Stephen Murst
Lord Watson
Grahate
Mr. Futon
Joseph Willard
Massachusetts
Mr. W
Uese
United States
Rie
Curtis
Wiliam Brawer
Loury H. Curts