24 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
1
The parlor proclaims it now offers shampooing hairdressing electric and vibratory facial massage manicuring and scalp treatments with new appliances. Switches are made from combings and old switches dyed and renewed.
Moses Myers Jr. dies at his home northwest of the city at noon last Friday. Born August 9 1828 he leaves a large family including Moses and Jeremiah as survivors. Funeral services were held at the Dunkard church southwest of Hagerstown conducted by Rev D E Bowman and B S Herr.
Mary Jane Rommel Rummel died July 19 1913 at age 65 years 6 months 18 days at her Cambridge City home. Born December 1 1847 in Clinton County Pennsylvania she moved to East Germantown in 1853 with adoptive parents and married Abraham Rommel December 20 1866. Survived by husband four children two grandchildren, burial Riverside with funeral by Rev Hello peter.
Professor Louis Williams will demonstrate the latest Triumphs of modern science at Lincoln Chautauqua. He explains monorail speed potential and overhead rail concept along with wireless telegraph x ray device and exploding soap bubbles in a program expected to thrill audiences.
A stranger enters a Jersey shop with little cash and asks to charge goods. An employee clarifies the store only charges for storage batteries. The exchange ends with a terse confirmation from the clerk.
An old pantry tip notes a medicine dropper helps measure flavoring extracts and coloring matter for icing. It warns that excess drops ruin delicate edges, as described in Woman's Home Companion.
A witty exchange captures humor and pathos as the ready made philosopher notes their close bond. The comedian agrees, adding that a funny story without a lace of sadness loses its impact and meaning.
A vivid look at Ballybunton Monorail near Ballybunion, its single elevated track, curious two compartment cars, dual side cylinders locomotive, and lift bridges for road crossing. The line handles freight and passenger service between Ballybunion and Bemore, amid nearby caves and mineral wealth.
At University of London Dr. Jones explained Chinese pronunciation hinges on tone. He argued tones carry meaning and that learning Chinese is like singing more than speaking. He noted six tones are essential with a seventh optional.
In Philadelphia Record style a puzzling exchange notes Sidho-Fh cannot surmount an insurmountable obstacle. Blobbs questions the barrier and Blobbs answers with Him self as the source of the impediment.
A concise reflection on happiness as a duty. It argues that the obligation to seek and maintain joy is frequently undervalued in daily life and society. The piece emphasizes practical mindset shifts to cultivate sustained well being.
James Sloane Corkey, known as Corker from Cork, is an Irish born minister and president of the Iowa Sunday School Association. He travels from Ireland to Iowa, gathering views of the lake country for illustrated lectures to be presented at the upcoming Chautauqua.
Frederick Townsend Martin quips at a luncheon that New York society lacks culture despite its diversity. A society woman jokes about her daughter’s talk on Sheen Shaw and Tolstoy, mocking social pretensions and assumptions about literary taste.
A Suburban Life note explains flax thrives in many gardens. It describes its feathery green leaves and pale blue blossom eyes opening to sun. It advises close sowing in well worked ground and keeping the bed well watered for best results.
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