Roosevelt social secretary a revolution in national life
A report notes Mrs. Roosevelt appointing Miss Isabella Hagner as social secretary to the First Lady, signaling a shift in White House social affairs. It discusses etiquette and precedence, contrasts with past clerks, and highlights implications for diplomacy, manners, and national image.
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Moore
Columbia Heights
Roosevelt
Isabella Magner
White House
Chicago Daily News
Hagner
Executive Mansion
Wen
Wasington
Cleveland
Executive
United States
Diplomatic Corps
Isabella Hagner
Hair Care Advice From Chicago Post Cites Scalp Rubs
The Chicago Post favors vigorous nightly scalp rubbing to boost blood circulation, preserve hair color, and revive vitality. It warns brushing alone cleans hair but does not invigorate the scalp, advises loose braids twice weekly, and cautions against curling irons as harmful. It also notes air circulation for roots and briefly mentions keeping food hot with a different tip.
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Chicago Post
Ravages of Rabbits and Fence Remedies for Nurseries
A Kentucky station bulletin outlines how deep snow and scarce food drive rabbits into orchards and nurseries. It details two fence types, stake spacing, and a rabbit trap built from fence boards and sliding doors for effective protection.
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Tyhen
H.garman
Kentucky
J. Q. A. Rahm
Peruna Promised Cure for Catarrh and Colds
Advertisements claim Peruna prevents and cures winter catarrh and colds. Testimonials from Miss Lou Cetchum of Memphis and Miss Lizzie Brady of Brooklyn praise rapid recovery, with Dr. Hartman offering free advice and addressing Columbus Ohio. Various Memphis women attest health restoration after use.
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Lizzie Brady
Hoyt St
Brooklyn
N. Y
America
Peruna
Mrs Roosevelt orders Porto Rican linen for White House use
Mrs. Roosevelt, in New York, orders a large supply of linen for the White House to be embroidered with the United States arms. The set includes napkins, doilies, table cloths, and a sideboard cloth, plus a pink pian a silk gown for Mrs. Roosevelt and a matching dress for her daughter Ethel. Christmas gifts will also come from the same source.
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Ethel
Mrs. Roosevelt
Market highlights from New York to Cincinnati
The December market report lists grain prices in New York with flour at 3.90 to 4.15 and wheat around 56 to 74 cents, corn near 70 cents, and oats about 54 to 64 cents. Livestock prices show cattle at 5.10 to 5.25, sheep 3.40 to 3.60, and lambs 5.25 to 5.35, with hogs in sparse activity.
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New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
York State
Oncurobranes
Canada
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Estern
Pedlew
Ottawa
Joseph Young
State St
Colomb
Ohio
M Williams
Toledo
Canadiaur
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Osage
Dasevelt
Charles A. Moore
Senate District Committee
Park Commission
National Capital
Space
Wxatis
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitorium
Columbus, Ohio
Memphis
Lou Cetchum
Beatrice Brown
Walnut
Tenn
Mes Pc
Porto Rigo
House
Fido
Victoria
Jim Mr. Quiz
Atchison
Lorn
St Buffalo
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Feinnati
Hogs
Uue
OM Market
Carter
Igde
Nouglas
Glas pouGtAas Union
Enyn
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Corona Kid
Corona Colt
L. Douglas
Mall Bic
Douglas, Brocktan
R van Buren
California Ave
Chicago
Salzer
Pias
Allen
J P Allen
Paul
Mink
H. MH
Green
Atlanta
Piu
Woollen
Isox
Gao
J &. Trodway, Secy
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