Beauty Advice Sparks Soap Debate In City Interview
A woman defends gentler face care using cold water and minimal soap while criticizing skin-damaging cleansing. The piece notes beauty specialists push harsher regimens despite her claim that frequent washing harms skin.
Old Fashioned Skin Care Advice Appears in Readers Guide
Beauty counsel urges natural care with soap and hot water scrub at day’s end. Advice covers choose oil or borax soap for skin type, using a brush to cleanse, and sleeping in clean surroundings to aid complexion. Readers ask about freckle bleaching and wire brushes on hair. replies reassure safe brushing if flexible and warn on harsh treatments.
References in Housekeeping: Honest Verifications for Servants
The article argues housewives should give truthful, direct references for ex servants. It warns against vague praise and notes faults vary by employer. A blunt, factual assessment is urged, offering concrete examples for honesty or specific misdeeds to guide future hiring.
New Years Eve Ball Dress Sale At McMullen Bros
Special prices on evening dresses at McMullen Bros features the latest models in wanted shades. Advertisement.
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McMullen Bros
Handkerchief Fashions Spark Christmas Vanity Pieces
The column notes a novelty handkerchief trend with monograms signatures and even full names offered for fifty cents. Ruth Fuller joins Miss Wees and Mr Wees on a Pittsburg honeymoon trip after their marriage declared by Mrs Adah L Fuller and W Scott Fuller.
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New York
Ruth Fuller
Wees
Miss Fulleren
Pittsburgh
Frostburg Man Ed Ryan Passes Bar Exam for Admission
Ed J. Ryan of Frostburg has passed the bar examination and will be recommended for admission, per the State Board of Law Examiners. The board, after rating the November 29 1915 exam, lists 53 successful candidates. Ryan was in La Salle Institute’s first graduating class and studied law under A A Doub here.
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Ed. J. Ryan
Frostburg
State Board of Law Examiners
Lb. G. McIntosh
Stevenson A. Wiliams
John Hinkley
Ryan
la Salle Institute
A. A. Doub
Former Ballplayer Dead in Kingwood
W. C. Jackson, 29, a well known baseball player in the State, died here after a fever of several weeks. He was a carpenter by trade and a member of the Knights of Pythias lodge. Jackson was widely known in Delaston and among district sports fans. The funeral and ceremonies were held today.
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Kingwood
W. C. Jackson
Ross
Dhonty
Jackson
Delaston Nine
Knights of Py‘l
Things Worth Knowing for Home Care and Food Prep
This old tip sheet offers household fixes and tricks. It advises using starch and water on ceiling stains, alcohol to restore yellow piano keys, and a method with a pin for removing forced weeping. It also suggests rubbing stale bread crusts to obtain bread crumbs quickly.
Hundreds of Women Join Chicago Citizen Police Force
United Press reports Chicago began deploying hundreds of women among its 2 000 citizen police volunteers as part of a 20 000 strong force. The first patrol covers upscale and tough districts including Millionaires Row on Lake Shore Drive. Louita Damon of Civic Co-Operations announced women will serve broadly, with claims they notice things quicker than men.
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Chicago
Pontest
Lake Shore Drive
Little Mary
Districta Cosen
Louita Damon
Civic Co-Operations
George Gould
Then
Damon
Stockholders in Western Mary Railway Take Action
Charles A. Steiner and Dr A H Hawkins among local business leaders named as stockholders. Mr Myers grew ill with pneumonia after a trip to Baltimore and was bedridden. New stamped envelopes with embossed two cent postage bearing a Washington head are to be issued by the Postoffice Department.
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Charles A. Steiner
Western Mary Railway
A. H. Hawkins
C Simpson
Buness
Postoffice Department
Washington
After Christmas Sale of Holiday Goods Highlights
Sale listing various After Christmas Holiday goods includes Saving Stand Sets Shaving Mirrors Brash Sets Silver Toilet Sets Manicure Leather Case Traveling Sets Military Brush Sets drinking Cups Bronze Brass Copper Smoking Sets Sewing Baskets Children’s Boxes Silver Back items French Ivory Sets Ostrich Feather Ruffs Silk Scarfs Lace Collars and 25 Percent off prices across categories short.
AGAIN IN THE TOILS
John Furlough, recently released from the House of Correction, is in magistrate court on a charge of habitual, disorderly conduct. A hearing before Magistrate Humbird is set for tomorrow.
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John Furlough
House of Correction
Humbir Morrow
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