Beautif Secret Fealth Awe Duty
Reader queries on health and beauty solutions describe tonics, face and hair treatments, and home remedies. Advice covers cleansing, massage, skin care, depilatories, hair conditioning, and tanning concerns with specific product suggestions and dosages. The column promotes at home regimens and mentions the author Claire Ainsworth and beauty products sold by wholesalers.
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Pat & Ride
Dayton
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Mise Ainsworth
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Lalse Retail
Opinions of New Cabinet From the Providence Journal
The Providence Journal surveys the new cabinet selections with views from various papers. It highlights Secretary of War candidates such as Xena and predicts their reception, while noting strong backing for Labor and Commerce posts. It cites praise and criticism from Newark Philadelphia and New York presses regarding appointments and qualifications.
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Newark
J. Xena
Pew
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Embeiee
Ena Wuld
Cabinet picks and New England absence in Wilson era
A cantankerous view argues for McAdoo as secretary of the treasury and McReynolds as attorney general, praising Hartley interior, and noting New England lacks cabinet representation. The piece discusses Hearst’s stance and the overall balance of the Wilson administration cabinet and regional fairness.
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Bryan
McAdoo
McReyvalde
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Interior
Ballinger
Interstate Commerce
Hearst
Houston
Recheld
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Mace
New England
Danbury Town Board Sets Tax Rate And Past Notices
Danbury town board adjusts the tax rate with notices of April payment and tax due. Greenwich Taxation Board recommends a ten mill rate for town meeting on March 15. Will of Magdalen Strobel in Darien probate notes three beneficiaries and share allocations. Hartford Street Commissioners appoint Leon Peck as superintendent with a salary of 32400.
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Freapick Geller
Darlen
Testatrix
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Hugo Geller
Hartford
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Peck
Green
Drunken chauffeur verdict taunts in New York court
In New York a judge rebukes jurors who acquitted a drunken taxi driver, stating their mind rests in heavenly peace while the driver remains at large. Gerard is charged with murder of Mrs. Mary Dithridge, cousin of District Attorney Whitman, in a case linked to political turmoil and chaotic headlines from Chicago despatches.
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Whitman
That Style Your Figure Impossible Fashion Ad Claim
A garbled advertisement-like passage promotes Harmoni Prescription Tablets as a weight loss aid for women. It claims a tablet after each meal will make a woman lose a pound per day, touting harmlessness and low price, attributed to a farmer’s anecdote and implying dramatic but unverified results.
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Saint Stiowne
Ma Baie Solmany
Blaw
In Connecticut Anti Suffrage Letter to the Editor
An anti suffrage writer voices concerns about the suffrage movement in Connecticut. He questions whether suffragists truly consider the franchise's consequences, argues for thoughtful deliberation, and critiques leaders who frame the issue as a simple choice. He admires intelligent debate but laments diversions from the core question.
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Amy Lene
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Staten
Suffrage Debate and Tactics Spark Hartford Readership
Hartford suffrage readers discuss the liquor question and the militant tactics of English and Eastern suffragists. The piece notes criticisms of aggressive methods, praises restraint, and mentions anticipated Washington events tied to inauguration as a signaling moment.
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Raneas
Washington
Advance of Pensions A Debate on Broad Pension Reach
A Boston Traveler excerpt analyzes the pension expansion debate. It questions who should pay and predicts pensions will broaden until all workers have coverage, arguing progress justifies universal pensions while noting political influence shapes benefits. The piece mocks anti pension objections and suggests sweeping reform.
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Boston Traveler
Brighton
Citizen
Odd College Pranks And A Glass Globe Bet
A Boston Globe correspondent describes a curious college incident showing betting antics among youths. Freshmen were dared to eat glass beads from a globe. a Bowdoinian student accepted for a quarter and later a half dollar for more, leading to a string of bets as the supply dwindled and the prank escalated.
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Boston
Presidents Veto Power and Its Limits in Taft Era
The article discusses presidential veto power under Taft, noting how often vetoed bills are overridden, with Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln as the most overridden presidents. It critiques veto limitations within appropriation bills and highlights public notices and a testimonial on La Grippe, with endorsements for Foley’s products.
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Barntsat
Foley
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