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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
3
The article advocates egg shampoo as a cost effective beauty treatment for blonde and brunette hair. It describes beating eggs to apply to the scalp to nourish roots reduce oil and dandruff and improve hair texture. It also offers guidance on frequency and cautions about personal health professional vanity care.
Waxahachie resident Mrs. Narsis Burns, one of the oldest women in the United States, neared her 110th birthday after being born November 26, 1906 in Madison County Tennessee. She moved to Texas at age 10 with her parents, lived in Shelby County during childhood and married John Washington Burns a veteran of San Jacinto Mexican War and Civil War era.
A widow living here for about thirty years is mother to three daughters, the eldest nearly 90, with an estimated 100 grandchildren and great grandchildren. The statement notes her extended family across generations.
The season introduces bold fashion in skating outfits with a popular chin chin collar. The display features Louise Boldt wearing a blue duvtine costume trimmed with coney and a velour hat edged in black tea, reflecting current sport style.
Garden of Allah Company arrives at the Maryland Theatre for Wednesday and Thursday engagements. They will wear native costumes and speak through an interpreter at a store visit, offering a glimpse of desert life as in Hitchen's tale. An edition of the story is available for 50 cents with a sutograph from Sheik Hammed for Wednesday purchasers.
A daily history column recalls events from 1815 to 1890 and later, noting births, deaths, battles, and notable milestones. Highlights include Isaac Newton Arnold's death in 1884, General Stephen A. Hurlbut's birth in 1815, and the opening of the first Japanese Parliament in 1890, with other dated items and a fiction ad tease.
A remark on evaluating character by the questions a man asks rather than the answers he gives. The adage highlights curiosity, strategy, and integrity in judicial proceedings and personal judgment.
Read Glisan's for sale column in the advertisement section listing used cars. See the cars at Glisan's advertisement Nov 24 1910 edition.
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