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Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1901

Page

12

Paris Doctors Offer Height Increasing Fashion Cure

A Paris physician advertises a process of lengthening limbs and spine using daily knee and ankle joint stretching with an electric bulb. He warns success requires young patients and notes possible grave consequences. Meanwhile Paris fashion trends push long skirts and straight fronts, with lace trims and jeweled accents dominating autumn gowns.

Paria

One of Woman's Ways in Spending Money

A Philadelphia Record observation notes that many women dislike using new money for purchases. Sales anecdote describes women delaying or avoiding payment when faced with crisp bills, sometimes leaving items or choosing not to buy. A man remarks he saves money by keeping his salary in loan certificates.

Paris Philadelphia Record

Graces London pulpit draws Mrs Potter as reciter

Mrs Potter the American actress is offered salary by a London church to recite during the evening service. She will wear ordinary dress and avoid sensationalism. The decision follows her earlier London reception when she electrified a church audience with a hymn recital.

Mrs Potter Shines On Stage Figures Youthful Grace

An English actress named Mrs Potter, renowned for striking presence, maintains youthful stage appearance. Reporter described her at a country seat near London where she spends time outdoors, picking roses with natural charm and girlish grace.

Onions Mark Aunt Betsy Tombstone in Evansville Cemetery

A peculiar grave marker in a nearby cemetery shows a marble slab with a drooping onions motif. The inscription explains Aunt Betsy preferred onions to flowers or verses on her tombstone and lived sixteen years as a maiden, sixteen months a wife, and six weeks a mother, then died.

Betsy Evansville Sexton New England Wicconsin

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