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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1901
Page
5
The notice outlines enhanced scalp care including shampooing reclined chairs filtered water and sterilized brushes. It lists Mrs Farrell and provides address 904 905 Neave Building with education mentions for Boston and Chicago Schools.
A block of names and ages appears alongside street addresses and occupations such as actor, cigar maker, laborer, porter, newspaper man, farmer, and teacher. The list features numerous pairs including Albert S Reno and Gertrude Gilberg, James H Robertson and Josephine Bowman, John Andrews and Louisa Lewis, and Lincoln Crawford and Anna Schradin, among others, with varied towns and streets.
Notices of funerals for Mae V. Broomall Frederick Joseph Cramer Lisette Fahrenbruck Todd Charles Gooch and Clara B McLaughlin plus J M H Gorbon and others dated June 21 23 24 with service times and burial details at various local churches and residences Cemetery locations include Evergreen Newport and Spun with family notices and memorial dates.
A Special Despatch notes New York still relies on horse drawn streetcars in many lines due to the cost and impracticality of underground electric traction. Storage batteries on the Thirty fourth Street line show promise for replacing horse power, while advocates urge faster adoption of electric cars. The piece contrasts public sentiment shifting away from horse cars with delays in electrification.
Miss G McMullen of Circleville is elected to a senior position in the State Industrial Home schools. She is the daughter of George McMullen of Circleville and was a former English teacher at Ohio University.
Coroner Schwab yesterday ruled death a suicide in the case of Frederick G. Roelker who ended his life with a gun at his Madison avenue home.
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