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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
3
Mme Berthe, a beauty expert, notes fashions shift from beards to clean shaved faces with hairless chests and limbs becoming fashionable. She argues hair on arms, legs, and torso signals ugliness and weakens masculine image as men emulate women in grooming.
A Bluefield notice urges colored voters to choose five directors from ten candidates. It condemns unfounded propaganda from both administration and anti administration camps as mean politics and urges voters to consider civic pride and integrity rather than sensational accusations.
Mary Romano three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Romano of Weirton died in Steubenville Ohio hospital from burns received while playing with Fourth of July sparklers A child’s dress caught fire. The United States exports more machinery to Canada than any other country.
The twins reach the Sour-Old-Woman in Pixie Cave's vicinity and she smiles at them for a moment. She promises the key to a secret cupboard if they help locate the Fairy Queen's bee-hive, but warns that finding Pixie Cave remains essential. The trio heads toward the water’s edge for directions.
The Sour-Old-Woman warns Nick and Nancy of three obstacles on the road to Pixie Cave: the Bean-Shooter Man who sells tiny pebbles, the Saddler who controls the wooden horse needed to cross the Mire-of-Mud, and the Pickle Woman who tends a cucumber patch impervious to magic shoes.
London July 29 Princess Bibesco remarks that it is easier to make a young man blush than a young woman. The comment reflects social norms of the era and highlights gendered reactions to embarrassment.
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