Long Hair Craze Spurs Football Fashion On New York Streets
An epidemic of long hair grips New York as football players and fans alike grow their locks. The piece notes street scenes, theatres, cafes, and even schoolboys embracing the trend, with anecdotes about barber shops and hair tonics reflecting fashion driven by football prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Moses
Moses
Aaron
Mother Godse
New York
Fifth Avenue
Sutherland Sisters
George Francis
Union Square
Brooklyn
The New Football Fashion of Capillary Luxury on Gridiron
The article notes a vogue among players to appear as leaders on the gridiron through elaborate hair grown after college seasons. It describes headgear protection and widespread body padding, while the head remains unprotected, and cites a past headpiece that was banned after injuring opponents. The piece also mentions players growing long hair as a personal style, forming a protecting mat atop the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haif
Practical advantages of hair in football style
A humorous look at how players from Newell of Harvard to Phil King at Princeton keep long hair for advantage in muddy games. It notes pompadour styles used to disturb opponents, mentions Yale captain Hinkey and eye-targetting stereotypes, and ends by comparing players to shipmates with manes during a rough, crowding match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Harvard
Phil King
Princeton
King
Hinkey
Yale
Middletown Church Marks 225th Anniversary History
The First Congregational Church of Middletown celebrates 225 years since formal organization on November 4, 1668. Notable pastors include Nathaniel Collins, Noadiah Russell, William Russell, and Enoch Huntington, whose long tenures shaped the town's religious life from settlement through the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
First Congregational Church
Nathaniel Collins
Noadiah Russel
Yate College
William Russell
Whitfield
Enoch Huntington
James Madison
United States
A. W. Hazen
Where is Mrs Snow Missing Cambridge Woman After Disappearance
Mrs H M Shaw of 442 Green Street Cambridge vanished last Friday with her four month old infant. Her husband suspects she fled or harm befell her, while neighbors fear she may have gone to relatives in Chicago. She left her wedding ring, showed signs of mental strain, and a check may accompany any letter from Chicago. Police and family pursue clues, hoping for news of her safety or whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Mr. Snow
Characteristics of Cranks and the Demented Crowd
The piece surveys a spate of crank activity in recent weeks and traces a cycle from Lincoln to Garfield to earlier cases like Sage and Prendergast. It argues dementia among the public grows with wealth and fame chasing, citing violent acts as outcomes of perceived wrongs and failed ambitions.
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Lincoln
Garfield
Rus
Sé¢ll Sage
Wall Stréet
Chicago
Russell Sage
Henry Norcross
North End Festivities Honor Currans With Sideboard Gift
Mr and Mrs Charles Curran popular North End couple received an elegant sideboard Friday from the Lafayetté Social and Athletic Club where Curran is a leading member. The event at 16 Charlestown street featured songs recitations piano solos and dancing with numerous guests and a silver service gift.
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Charles Curran
North End
Lafayetté Social and Athletic Club
Curran
Charlestown Street
Mamie Riley
George Kimball
Fahnis G. Dever
Mamie Hunter
Katie Cannon
Mamie Kielty
Mamie Sullivan
Annie An Marie Hunter
Mr. Cahill
Mr. Quinn
Messrs
Nell Toland
P. J. Carroll
Thomas Benny
Timothy Murphy
Daniel Mc W. Murphy
M. McCann
EB. Kielly
J. Carney
J. Oben
William Fitzgerald
P. Brogan
J. Dever
J. Roach
J. Clarke
Mathie Hunter
Nellie Caffrey
A Word Ladies How To Save Money And Get The Boston Post
The Boston Post offers discounted Milford Beauty Pattern sales for its women readers. Mr M Doyle Jr inventor of the Milford system supplies patterns to fashionable modistes in Back Bay and has earned trade praise. Patterns are made to measure on strong paper with bust waist and length not tissue. Coupons and two cents secure access to these patterns.
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Wall Street
Boston
Mathes
New York
George Old
Jay Gould
Goulds
Gould
Hs Family
Doyle Pattern
the Post
Borton
Viking coiffure wings and diademed hair fashion
The description outlines Viking inspired hair with wings fastened to a high chignon, paired wings bent into decorative forms. The style emphasizes glittering, delicate eventing shades and a single fluffy knot, noting that more than two wings are not worn. It depicts fashionable dances and idealized feminine Nes in a season of ornate attire.
Broadway Theatres Offer Diverse Fall Lineup
Last week of The Honeymooners at Tremont. Kendals open The Second Mrs Tangueray at Hollis Street. Liliputians debut at Tremont with A Trip to Mars. Flora Delina sisters in The Black Crook at Boston Theatre. Park Theatre in Philadelphia reports record receipts for A Trip to Chinatown.
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Eorgee
Hollis Street
Delina Sisters
Boston Theatre
Mr. Tompkins
Charlie Métcalf
Columbia Theatres
Philadelphia
Park Theatre
Chinatown
Flamely
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Burnham's Chinese Lover to Wed Yale Graduate
Miss Mary Burnham of Springfield Mass daughter of the late Alfred Burnham plans to marry Yung Kwai a Yale graduate and member of the Chinese diplomatic service. She is about 25 and has recently worked at James B Gill's art store in Springfield.
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Yung Kwai
South Congregational Church
Springfield
The
Faith Church
Burnham
Mary Burnham
Yale
Alfred Burnham
Mass
James B. Gill
Miss Burnham
Simple home dress gown praised for ease and thrift
The gown is described as simple enough for a home dressmaker to sew, inexpensive in materials, and attractive to a discerning wearer. It emphasizes affordability and charm, suggesting it requires modest resources and will please even fastidious taste.
Delicate lace trimmed dress fabrics for summer gowns
The passage describes thin ilks with blossoms brocailed on the surface, lasting only a season, valued by girls who prefer fresh gowns or heirlooms. They cost about 60 cents per yard and come in delicate shades. The skirt is plain and broad, the bodice gathers at the belt, big shoulder puffs, and a lace bertha drops from a round neck to the waist.
In the workshop a sharp fellow named Saw
A clipped quotation describes a sharp, capable craftsman at work. The speaker notes Saw’s careful handling of a task, contrasting a slow, looming bore with precise movements. The fragment hints at tension between speed and accuracy in a workshop setting.
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Shdrp
Hummel
Puzzle: arrange a dozen pennies into six equal squares
A reader is challenged to place twelve pennies to form six equal squares in juxtaposition as shown. Then three pennies are removed, leaving a specific remaining pattern and hidden result.
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No¢Do
Mrs. Snow
Mrs
Boston Post
M. Doyle, JR
Ventor
Milford
Bos
MR. Doyle
ERS
Magazind
Wa, Rm
Otty
Kendals
Hollis
Heathrate Clemmons
GlobeThis Litiputians
Tremont
Boneymooners
Guiiarists
Lyceum Theatre
Trémient Theatre
Mars
Nible
Fanny Johnstone
Austin & Stone
Palace Theatre
Rogers
Bertoto
Joseph Grismer
Phoebe Davies
New South
Bowdoin Square
Chang
London
Bournemouth
Myrtle
Tun
Roberts
Derby
Metford
the Gardner and
Susan K
Aibuee
Edford
Okr
Parkber
Gee Elty
Aoa Berga
MCA
F. E. Brea
Buas
Mates
E.H. Hill
Dedham St
Tremont Theatre
Seenfeld
Tre Macic
Lyceum
Perfu
Washington
Boylston
James W. Bing
Anne Daly
Fred Waldmann
Fioor
Manwe
Bromfield St
George A. Foxcroft
Eugene Tompkins
Delinas
Kras Family
Fielding, Odell & Page
Splenilid Company
Brand Ballet
BH. G. Ingersoll
Seite
Columbia Theatre
Bisa Ba
Cas
WEE Pauling Hall Opera Company
NEW Moon
Indy
Chika
Isaac B. Rich
Pinero
Mr.and
Mrs. Kendal
Globe Theatre
Kathrine Clemmons
Venice
Beston
Boston Museum
Mr. M. Field
TOWAY
Barnet & Thompson
Gonalay
el NE
Bowdoin SQ
Chas. F. Atkinson
Phebe Davies
W. H. Power
Grand Opera House
Henry C. Demille
Hopkine
Trans Oceanic
Tremont St
Dover
Tum
Jaw Enseu Va
Nowvrent
Eetabee Adan House
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