North America and France examined in a French view
Gabriel Hanotaux argues for exchange between America and France in The North American Review. He urges Americans to share their post Panama canal momentum and invites French readers to study in the United States while offering insights for France to borrow from America on initiative, openness, and temperance toward faith and mystery.
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United States
Panama Canal
Canada
America
North America
France
Oversea
American
Note Wins Husband in Pittsburgh Stogie Box
Miss Mamie Dusky a Pittsburgh cigarmaker found a note in a box of Pittsburgh stogies and met Roy Launders a young farmer of Arlington this county. They exchanged letters then met and wed making Miss Dusky Mrs Roy Launders after a romance sparked in a box.
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Findlay
Pittsburgh
Mamie Dusky
Roy Launders
Arlington
Launders
Miss Dusky
Do Not Pull Out Gray Hairs Say Experts
Old advice links gray hairs to sickness and aging but many elderly retain vibrant hair. Sage tea and Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy are advertised as restoring color and removing dandruff. Priced at fifty cents a bottle, the product is marketed as safe and effective.
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Wyeth
Sabin
Mary Iges
Secrets of Beauty by Madame Lina Cavalieri
The article urges skin care through diet and home remedies to improve dull lifeless complexions. It cites apples water lemon juice grape juice olive oil and cocoanut oil plus a nightly bath formula with olive oil almond oil benzoin and an astringent to tighten slack skin.
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Constantinople
Berwick Bride Weds Bet Partner After Wilson Victory
Berwick merchant John H. Bardoe married widow Mrs. William Cook as a bet on Woodrow Wilson’s election. The couple wed soon after Wilson’s victory, the ceremony conducted by Rev. Griffith Ball, with the wager stipulating Wilson would remain bachelor if defeated.
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Berwick
John H. Bardoe
William Cook
Woodrow Wilson
Bardoe
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Griffith Ball
The Case for Colored Writing Paper in Letters
A discussion on how writing paper color and cresting affect perception in business and personal correspondence. It notes canary and gray papers, glossy versus trough textures, and the impact of letterform choice on reputation, with cautions on crests and monograms.
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Rbbon
America
Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals Auction Highlight
A New York Mail notice touts an upcoming sale of a scarce book titled The Lives of the Most Remarkable criminals Who Have Been Condemned and Executed for Murder Highway House-Breakers Street Robberies Coining from 1720 to the Present Time The present refers to 1735 featuring tales of Jack Sheppard Kennedy the Pirate Jonathan Wild Mrs Griffin Edward Burnworth William Barwick and other notorious figures.
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New York Mail
Jack Sheppard
Kennedy the Pirate
Jonathan Wild
Mrs. Griffin
Edward Burnworth
William Barwick
Plan to review mounted Boy Scouts by president
The chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America expresses enthusiasm for a plan proposed by Ambassador Gul to have mounted Boy Scouts reviewed by the president of the United States in Washington or another central location.
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Boy Seo of America
Gul
Washington
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