Rules for Berbers Set Sanitary Barber Shop Standards
State board of examiners issued sanitary rules for barber practice and shop regulation. Measures require boiling water cleansing for cups and lather brushes, clean towels each patron, antiseptic use after shaving, no shaving of contagious or erysipelas cases without precautions, prohibition of certain tools, and strict cleanliness of all shop areas plus hot water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ State Board of Examiners
M. H. Whitrater
Janesville
State Board of Health
Barbers’ Board
Board of Health of
New York City
Wisconsin Central Lays Off 60 at Fond du Lac Shops
About 60 workers were laid off at Fond du Lac on a Saturday night by the Wisconsin Central, with 20 more quitting after wage demands were refused. Blacksmiths, boiler makers, car workers and machinists left or were dismissed. The company cites disciplinary reasons and broader railroad cost cuts as factors, noting workers were well paid but anticipated wage increases elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Fond du Lac
Condolence Resolutions for Neighbor Reese Pine Tree Camp
The Pine Tree camp No. 1542 M Woof A records the death of Neighbor Waldemar PB Reese, a young man full of vigor and promise whose presence at meetings brought cheer mirth and music. The camp extends heartfelt condolences to his mother and family and orders copies published in local papers and in the clerk’s minute book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar
PB. Reese
Reese
M. Woof A
Why Foam Is White Explaining the froth’s white appearance
The article explains that foam appears white due to many reflecting surfaces in the bubbles which do not absorb light. It notes that even black liquids or powders look white when finely powdered because their color is lost in the diffuse reflection.
The Doctor Know Beat Mystery In Pennsylvania Farm
A Pennsylvania farmer Hans suffered repeating fits leaving him unconscious for hours and making his wife think he was dead. After a doctor’s examination the widow feigned grief while Hans revived with a German exchange about life and death. The doctor affirms Hans is alive despite the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Hans
Bod
Singing Cattle to Sleep by Night in Western Ranches
A New York Tribune tale notes cowboys use singing or whistling to calm cattle at bedtime. They ride around the herd slowly to lull about 500 head to rest, then circle rapidly if needed to prevent rising or excitement during the night.
Seeing With One Eye Experiment Demonstrates Perception
A compact note argues that many informed people think they see with one eye, then describes a simple test: cover one eye and try to reach a candle within a few feet. With one eye blocked, the observer almost always misjudges distance, while with both eyes open depth and direction occur instantly.
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Iim
Skeletons in the Closet and Frayed Garments
A spoofed dialogue contrasts laundry mishaps with a joke about a couple having a skeleton in the closet. The piece mocks gossip and social prudery, noting how rumors spread while a comic misunderstanding of truth persists amid urban chatter.
Starvation Tale From Treland Visit Noted
In 182 Miss Balfour studied famine era hardships in the west of Treland asking a Neope how they fared in a village. The reply cited ongoing hunger and said without famine relief they would be starving.
Medical Brief Evidence in Doctor and Tailor Exchange
A dialogue fragment shows Slowpus Doctor offering tailor recommendations but requiring a prior recommender, implying social or professional gatekeeping. The exchange suggests cautious introductions and mutual referral norms within a medical setting.
Public warning against unauthorized fire insurers in Illinois
The department warns against numerous unauthorized fire insurance companies and agents based in Chicago and elsewhere. It notes past losses where claimants could not collect and urges public reporting of any circulars or leaflets from unauthorized firms to aid elimination of wild cat insurance. The notice outlines legal risk and how claimants must sue in the company's home state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Trust & Insurance Co
American Underwriters
Commonwealth Insurance Co
Fireman's Fire Insurance Co
Great Northern Insurance Co
Great Western Underwriters
Mercantile Fire Insurance Co
Northern Fire Insurance Co
The
Union Fire Insurance Co
Chicago
Imperial Insurance Co
Chisago
Ill
Commonwealth Savings & Insurance Co
Virginia
National Insurance & Investment Co
Delaware
JE. A. Shanklin & Co
E. J. Summerhays & Co
Clinton S. Weeks
B. T. Marshall & Co
Chas. Brock Jones & Co
E.A. Shanklin & Co
Ashland County
the Assured
Sauk County
Glaxo M. Host
Church Notes Show Home Theme At Methodist Service
Home will be the subject at the Methodist church next Sunday with morning and evening services. Morning talk will address fathers and mothers and evening talks to sons and daughters. A cordial invitation is extended to all. J H Besson, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oct 25. Morning service 10:30. Theme The Supreme Thought in all Our Work. Bible School at noon. P S C E prayer 6:30. What the Bible Teaches About Giving 2 Cor 9 6 11 led by Miss Schofield. Junior C E at 3 p m. Evening service 7:30 Theme The Hour is Come. Avery cordial invitation to all services. J F yours, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. H. Besson
Presbyterian Church
P.S.C. E
Miss Schofield
C. E
Avery
J. F. Yours
Doctor Secrist Treats Catarrh at Hotel Blodgett
A patient formerly suffering catarrh for ten years and diagnosed as consumptive by doctors reports cure by Doctor Secrist. She has gained thirty pounds. The doctor will be at the Hotel Blodgett on Tuesday, November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrist
F. L. Hess
Blodgett
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Chicago Post
Nover
Lerald
Irwin Hurtis
Waldemar Reese
Cole
Church Notes
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C.st.p.m.&o
Marshfield Stave Co
Marshfield
Wis
Eby Ers
J. Lundgren
Minnesota
Warshield Banner Mills, Upham Manufacturing Company, Proprietors
Childrens
Tiffault-Kamps Mer.co
Central Avenue
E. R
Hotel Blodgett
California
Oregon
Chicago & North-Western Railway
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