Cosmetic honor roll for 2000 years named by Rubinstein
Paris reports a 2000 year cosmetic honor roll from Madame Rubinstein listing ten women whose faces shaped history through powder, lipstick, eyeshadow, and rouge. Poppaea Sabina Cleopatra Ninon de_lorme de Pompadour Elizabeth Emma Hamilton Reginald Fellowes Julia Hoyt and others are named with notes on their iconic beauty and makeup use across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Middleton
United Press
Paris
Fielena Rubinstein
Wren
Stram
Grandes Dames
Poppaea Sabina
Nero
Julius
Caesar
Mary Anthony
Ninon de J'fmelos
France
Mme
Dubarry
Louis XV
Mme Recanmier
Romney
Marquise de Pompadour
Reginald Fellowes
Julia Hoyt
New York
Mmé. Rubinstein
Sergeant
Zuluaga
Fire Destroyed Truck and Cars at Sugar Run Camp
A garage at 50 Camp 5 Sugar Run Pridey burned completely, destroying one Renan Tech truck and three cars of undetermined origin. A forestry department truck and vehicles owned by Capt. Albert J. Btrim, Lieut. Lewis H. Armentrout and Lieut. L. D. Hubbard were also destroyed. The interior was aflame with doors closed when spotted, with adjacent buildings at risk but a nearby structure forty feet away.
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Renan
Tech
Pire
Camp 5
Sugar Run
Pridey
Forestry Department
Albert J. Bintrim
Lewis H. Armentrout
L. D. Hubbard
Fie
Spartansburg Borough Short History
Spartansburg Borough was incorporated in 1856 in Sparta township on Oil Creek. Early industry included mills, a woolen mill, chair factory, and various workshops. The community competed with several churches, a post office name change from Atkinsville, and a major Main Street fire in 1878. By 1896 schools ran eight months with 116 pupils and about $1,700 needed for four schools.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Township
Oil Creek
Abraham Blakeslee
Andrey
Aaron Aikin
Erie County
Aikin
el D. Catlin
Chauncey
Atkinsville Hut
First Baptist Church of
Spar
Tansburg
A. J. Millard
A. Matteson
Josph Cook
Isaac Shreve
Benjamin Durrow
I. H. ‘Tackett
Achual House
Presbyterian Church
Georg Hampson
Amos Chase
Main Street
Congregational Church
Sparta
Suspect Held For Insane Hold Up At Kane
Police hold a suspect for an alleged hold up of B K Zerbé in Marienville after a Saturday evening robbery at the old Hune House. Zerbé identified the suspect as the assailant who took $10 during the incident. the man was described as intoxicated and a stranger to Zerbé. The suspect remains in Kane awaiting identification by Zerbé. A second item notes a rare Dovellie bird spotted in Scituate by Mr and Mrs John Ketterer, attributed to unusual cold. a family note about Seth H Amicohon.
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Tor
B. K. Zerbé
Marienville
Hune House
Zerte
Erbe
Kane
Oval Jail
Scituath
Mas
Doveliie
Sulk
John Ketterer
Par
Stinnett to fight murder charge in Pittsburgh case
Former Erie trooper Harry A. Stinnett plans to contest a murder charge connected to the slaying of John Cotton during a framed holdup near Pittsburgh. Attorney William Carey and Pittsburgh figures will assist in his defense as preliminary hearings are delayed due to his illness. another officer and suspect in the case, Millen, was wounded in the shooting.
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Corry
William Carney
Erie
Brin
Harry A. Stinnett
Mujor
Otiers
Curtisville
Pittsburgh
William Carey
Charles Margiotti
U.S
John D. Meyer
Stinnett
Letec Othera
Milton Ekel
John Cotton
Allegheny County
Charles EH. Mullen
Rogers Dad Candidate Clathe for Probate Judge Job
Bert Rogers, father of Baldy Rogers, announces his candidacy for probate judge of his county. He is a former newspaper editor and the announcement signals a move into local judicial politics.
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Rogers
Clathe
Baldy Rogers
Bert Rogers
Clinty
Hear Erie Bank Case March 22
Protests by Erie Trust Co depositors over the appraisal of 4.45 million dollars in mortgages to insure three depositors accounts will be aired in Erie county court on Thursday March 22. Judge William H. Hirt presides. case seeks voiding prior approvals and challenges collateral protection of 1.1 million dollars posted by Fred McBrier D N McBrier and Arthur W Milne.
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ERM
Ere Trust Co
Erie County Court
William H. Hirt
Monnay
Smortgages Ag
Fred McBrier
D. N. McBrier
Arthur W. Milne
Clarion Plans Radio Station In Oil City
Oil City February 27 Clarion Broadcasting Company Inc receives state charter with capital of 100000. Principal incorporators include J W Keatley Frank Knox Hoekman Vivian Becaman Samuel Wilson and William Keatley. Station planned for 10 to 12 hours daily coverage over four counties about 50 miles. Call letters awaiting radio commission word and site options held awaiting final selection.
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Oil City
State Department
Clarion Broadcasting Company, Inc
Harrisburg
J. W. Keatlay
Clarion
Ths Radio Commission
Keatley
Frank Knox Hoekman
Airs
Vivian Becaman
Samuel Wilson
William Keatley
Carlies
Seatley
Radio Commission
Wrong house chosen leads to collision arrest in Weymouth
Daniel Putnam Abercrombie Jr crashed his car into a tree and then telephoned from the wrong residence, the home of Patrolman Joseph Sewall. Sewall arrested him on a drunken driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Mass
Daniel Putnam Abercrombie, Jr
Joseph Sewall
Thompson's Barosma Tablets Claim Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a miraculous kidney cleanser that also aids bowel, liver, and stomach function. It promises quick relief from backache headaches dizziness and rheumatic pains and urges purchase at all drug stores.
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Thompson
Grig
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