From Fashion to Folly The Thin Ideal Reigns Again
The piece contrasts the Greek ideal of slender beauty with current fashion favoring the slender over the plump. It cautions on nourishment and sleep as corrective measures for thinness and advises sleeping outdoors when possible. It includes reader Q and A on freckles and reducing flesh with a homemade paste.
Manassas Holds Ceremony for Bronze Tablet Unveiling
In Manassas Virginia on September 30 a ceremony accompanied the unveiling of a bronze tablet commemorating the first known city meeting of former opposing armies on the battlefield where they had fought. The inscription reads In
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Manassas
Commemoration of Manassas Jubilee of Peace 1911
The event marked the Manassas Jubilee of Peace on July 21 1911. The unveiling took place on the court house lawn the same spot where Taft and Gov Mann spoke four years earlier at the peace jubilee.
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Birthday honors mark notable figures born today
A list of prominent individuals celebrating birthdays on this date includes Northrop at Ridgefield Connecticut James I Haliaferro Orange Court House Virginia and Wilton Lackaye Loudoun County Virginia plus several others such as Henry A Buchtel James I Haliaferro and Rt Rev Joseph G Anderson. The item notes long lists of birthdays with places and ages for public figures. It also mentions the Marine Band beginning its vacation and the delay caused by the Grand Army Encampment.
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John Henry MacCracken
Lafayette College
Rochester
Joseph G. Anderson
Boston
Marine Band
Uncle Sam's Crack Musical Organization
Marine Barracks
Reveille
J. Philip Sousa
Grand Army
Ladies Shoes Reach New Styles for Women and Girls
A retail draft lists multiple styles of ladies and girls shoes in patent leather gun metal kid cloth tops with button or lace fastenings. Prices range from 1.25 to 3.50 and include Educator shoes for children in patent gun metal and kid leathers with cloth tops.
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Ssses Rescessoessvones
Col Albert B Cunningham Dies at 69 in Baltimore
Colonel Albert B. Cunningham, 69, judge of the Baltimore tax appeal court and former newspaper editor, died yesterday of cancer. He once served as a local Associated Press correspondent and fought with distinction for the Confederacy in the Civil War.
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Baltimore
Albert B. Cunningham
Baltimore Tax Appeal Court
Cunningham
Associated Press
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