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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1897
Page
3
A historic health note argues hair preservation keeps youth, claiming a woman’s apparent age reflects hair condition. It suggests a remedy to prevent hair loss and restore color, urging use of a described product or regimen to maintain natural beauty.
Kirkwood Ga June 14 1897 John B Gordon writes to Gordon Institute faculty and students expressing regret at missing commencement due to illness. He praises the institute noting its growth through hardship without state aid or large endowments and lauds its scholarship and moral culture. He extends congratulations to the faculty students community and the state.
Adolph Kutner, a U S citizen and Fresno area entrepreneur, is refused entry to Russia due to being Jewish. Born in Warsaw, he seeks to return to erect a memorial to his mother. The case draws international attention and prompts Senate intervention as Kutner remains a prominent banker, landholder, and benefactor.
Peter A Janson of Nebraska has been appointed as a special agent of the department of agriculture in Washington. He sails for London to promote American meat, cattle and corn exports to Europe for four years. Born near the Sea of Azov in Russia, he emigrated with his father and settled in Jefferson County Nebraska where he built extensive ranches.
Bakers in the United States sent 14,206,814 pounds of bread and biscuits overseas during the past year, earning $634,600 in foreign sales. The data reflect growing international demand for American bakery products and indicate a thriving export trade.
Beloit College, among the oldest midwest institutions, will celebrate its semicentennial with a program of events starting June 22. The history notes humble beginnings in 1844, a charter in 1845, and growth under presidents Chapin and Eaton, including expansion of faculty, buildings, and coeducation. Alumni events are planned with many distinguished attendees.
Georgia by 60. Excursion tickets for weekends offer low rates local to Savannah and steamer routes to New York Philadelphia and Boston. First class includes meals and berth. Ocean Steamship Company and Merchants and Miners line promoted with sea spray baths electric lights and hotel like comfort aboard ships. For rates sailing dates and berths contact ticket agents or J C Haile Savannah GA.
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