Masking Snap Shots of Celebrities Draws Public Curiosity
The piece discusses the rise of paparazzi style photography capturing celebrities and public figures in candid full length poses, the demand for authentic street appearances, and the challenges of catching subjects like Roosevelt while avoiding staged shots. It notes photographers must anticipate moves and politics influence who is photographed.
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Texas asked to care for Moses Austin grave at Potosi Missouri
Washington county officials asked Texas officials to arrange for care of Moses Austin’s home and grave in Potosi. The article notes Moses Austin as founder of Missouri mining and early Texas settlement plans and cites the connection to Stephen F. Austin.
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Abyssinian Crisis Figure Lorton Flarmuzd Rassam Dies in England
The Asiatic scholar and explorer Lorton Flarmuzd Rassam, involved in a war with England over Abyssinia, died by his own hand in an English village. Born in northern Mesopotamia, he later joined the British Museum and led the English mission to King Theodore after a political role at Aden.
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Snapshot cameras and beard trends in early 20th century society
The article discusses rapid photography with expensive cameras for capturing celebrities off guard. It notes beard fashions sparked by King Edward and King George, the torpedo style in the navy, and imitators among young Englishmen. It also recounts King Theodore’s exile drama and a brief wartime anecdote, ending with a bakery slogan.
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Harvest Dinner Faith Note Sparks Cantankerous Farmer Remark
Bishop Charles W. Smith spoke at a Portland harvest dinner praising thankfulness while recalling a faded farmer who claimed nothing to complain about after viewing a bountiful record harvest. The bishop noted a crusty farmer’s skepticism about potential spoilage for the calves.
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Portland
Cure for Infant Eczema Restores Hair After Cuticura Use
A Ky family recounts a three month old daughter’s severe scalp eczema. After trying doctors with no relief, they used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, reporting rapid improvement and full recovery within weeks.
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Etla M. Fish
Ito Vernon, Ky
Tough Luck Indeed Nurse-Hivins Baby Swallows Bottle
A note reports a baby swallowed a bottle and caused a household mess with no blotting paper available. The line characterizes the scene with rural dialect and anecdotal tone.
End Stomach Trouble Now with Papes Diapepsin
An ad urges readers to try Pape’s Diapepsin to settle stomach distress. It promises five minute relief from indigestion, sour stomach, and fermentation by digesting any food. A 50 cent case is advertised as sufficient for chronic cases and is available at local drug stores.
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