The Secret Of A Star Barber In New York
The most successful New York barber profits from teaching clients beard and mustache styles that suit their facial outlines. He notes pointed beards balance round faces while round faces avoid the gaunt look of long visages. Men seeking beauty travel to prefer stylistic service, even near Paris bound steamers for fresh grooming.
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New York
Paris
Map request sparks polite debate in classroom
A playful exchange unfolds as Johnny Green asks to point Africa on the map while a teacher cautions that the gesture may be impolite. The moment highlights classroom manners and geographic learning.
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Johnny Green
Africa
John
Boschee's German Syrup Praised by Newark Minister
Rev. W. T. Haagarty of the Newark M E Conference recounts his 14 year old hoarseness and cough after a cola illness. He cites Boschee's German Syrup as a quick and lasting remedy and says he has since recommended it to others with throat or bronchial troubles.
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Martinsville
N.J
Boschee
Dhave
W. T. Haagcarty
Newark
New Jersey
Indiana State News Roundup Brings Arrests and Accidents
Seven young men and one woman were arrested for disturbing a Campbell’s chapel entertainment in Montgomery county. The Wilson gas well near Dunkirk yields 5,000,000 cubic feet daily, the fourth well at that site. Various local incidents include a drunken beer fine in Crawfordsville, a railroad accident in Lebanon, and a fatal boiler explosion at Frankfort. Additional items cover a militia salary, a Scots rites member’s death, educational book contracts, a horse birth with three legs, a murder verdict, and other regional news including weather damage, drownings, and city council actions in Muncie and Valparaiso.
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Montgomery County
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Dunkirk
Crawfordsville
Michael McCarty
New Albany Belt and Terminal Railroad
Monon
Ohio
Mississippi
Kentucky
Indiana
Roind
Hen Crowfoot
Missawaka
Miss Crowfoot
James Graham
Scott County
Warick Martin Speekman
Lebanon
Jeepersonvilles
Mongk W. Hill
Odd Fellows
Ellis
Pythian
Indianapolis
S&s. Bush
Ft. Wayne
Lins
Wabash
Hansisan
Ora
Charles Potcurer
New Albany Light Infantry
George A. Daugherty
Mishawaka
South Bend
Was. Davis
Eric Koons
Benj, Keys
van Swanenger
Frankfort
D. Strwanr
Brazil
Noblesville
State Board of Education
Tlin & Co
Boston
Montgomery
Jenkins
Indian State Book Co
Indiana School Book Con
Porter & Coates, Morten & Co
D.C. Heath & Co
Reyden Bros. Ginn & Co
Indiana Sebunal Boat Co
Hubbard Meranda
Finley Township
Harry Tregtion
Hlaves Saunders
Ferre Haute
Hannah Ciffetid
Danville
Sarah Neitzel
Mowkin
St. Saanren Hausey
Mississinewa
Tiny and
Britton
Donaldswile
Jessie Huston
Evangelist Sreen
Columbus
Muncie
Committee On Police
Genevive Fosnicn
LaPorte
Thomas Haut
Hendricks County
Hamilton County
Jackson Township
Jounx Epelman
Valparaiso
Soger’s Lake
Jd. N. Gone
Whitesville
J. 7. Wingert
J. W. Lertron
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Terre Haute
Herman Altenberger
AxNa Utrt
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Carriage Nomenclature From Which Vehicles Derive Names
A historical note explaining how common carriage names originated. It traces origins of hansom brougham landau hacks gig coach coupe trilbury omnibus sulky and cab from people places languages and early practices. The Toledo Blade cites ypical etymologies and linguistic roots for these vehicle terms.
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Hansom
Lord Brougham
Landau
Germany
William IV
England
Duke of Clarence
London
Paris
Toledo Blade
Wide Awake June Highlights and Serial Selections
The issue favors Edward Bellamy style futurism in The Pursuit of Happiness by Tudor Jenks and romance by Annie Bronson King. It includes serialized Miss Matilda Archambeau Van Dorn and Marieetta's Good Times set in Italian childhood life. Also features poems, anecdotes, and notices from Wide Awake readers with advertisements and popular anecdotes.
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Edward Bellamy
Tudor Jenks
Annie Bronson King
Paradise
Vermont
Boston
John L. Heaton
Brooklyn Times
Amanda Jinkum
Oliver Howard
Polly Pepper
Margaret Sidney
Phronsie Pepper
Marieetta
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Claim Dinner
A humorous pitch touts Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy promising cure for catarrh not just relief. It asserts a 50 cent price and offers $500 if the product fails to cure, asserting confidence in the remedy and inviting skeptical customers. The ad targets readers with a bold guarantee and a money back style challenge.
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New York
Beecham
THOS
BN Ecitam
St. Helens
Lancashire
England
B. F. Allen CO
Canal St
United States
WIL Mall Beecham
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