Trade In Human Hair From All Quarters Of The World
A New York Mail and Express interview outlines the global hair trade. France Germany Sweden and Norway supply the best raw material, with Italy and China refining cheaper imports. White hair is highly valued, fetches high prices, and prepared hair lasts longer while raw material degrades quickly. Prices vary by length and color, with long white and light shades commanding the top rates.
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France
Germany
Sweden
Norway
E'zpress
America
Italy
Paris
Pope
Oomnes
Wythe
Co ‘Dome
Sella
England
New York Mail and Express
Fire dance among Navajo spectators in New Mexico scene
A Denver reporter recalls a Navajo fire dance observed in New Mexico with a circle fence a central fire and multiple burning fagots. Dancers rotate apply flame to bodies and exchange blazing sticks while spectators cleanse hands with bark fragments as a protective charm.
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John B. Sweet
New Mexico
Arie
Denver
Cies
A Rich Strike Talkin about awful exper nces
A tramp recounts a brutal winter tale of being locked in a Chicago railroad car with Bent-Nosed Jack. They survive on a stash of Armour foods and other merchandise, endure cold and hunger, and claim it became the greatest lay of the season as they recall sneaking through Frisco.
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Arainy Day
Picvic
Yasar
Hin
Uose
Arkhapia
Mins de Smith
London
Norristown Herald
Lot
Cleveland
Nnbody
Gray
United States Supreme Bench
Massachusetts
Versev
Jack
Pike
Chicago
San Francisco
Bass
Hull
Bolis
Milwaukee
Frisco
Chicago Herald
Peculiar Village of Thompsonville Retains Staid Pace
A Springfield Hepwhhian correspondent from Thompsonville describes a conservative, aging town where Presbyterians, stern business practices, and deep political loyalties persist. The old settler names dwindle yet their influence remains in caves and local memory as newer residents diverge while the town preserves its subdued, funeral like air. Mark Twain and Matthew Arnold are cited humorously as visitors, with Twain mocked for sensational tales and Arnold planning another trip next autumn.
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Thompsonville
Springfield
Hutch
Westion
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Owen
Pixley
Col Obio Valley
Union
Yoriona
Bardor
Spd
Teilort
Bpringfield
Ike
Colorado
California
Plymouth
Owen, Pixley & CO
West Main Street
Bio
Behning
R. F. Brandom & CO
Kelly's Arcade
Ommscren Ay Cas W. Parsten & Co
Rhein Isin
Perth
The
Gen. Stewart
Metemneh, On the
Nile
Mount Wash
Ington
Sullivan
Stewart
Loxnos
Metemneh
Abukalen
Metemech
Metetineh
Kusr
Egypt
Korti
Wolsely
Senate
Oklahome
Ph Steence
Ingalls
West
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Oklahoms
Evans
South Carolina
Hovard—Kelsey
Pennsylvania
Anthony
Ohio
Duncanus
Janusey
House
Committee On
Lisle
Howe
Hamilton County
Reform
William Allen
Capitol
Washington
Penitentiary
Wasminoros
N. H
P. J. Cahill
Alphonse Laundry
Hoston
Borrox
John L. Sullivan
New York
Bescon Street
New Yoas
Mra
Elizabeth S. Patton
Collis P. Huntington
Central Pacific Stock
Nairn
Primuve
Aiil
Committee On Public Health
Jaro Health
Spain
Maowa
Malaga
Loja
Yotes
Almunecar
Therese
James G. Blaine
Baltimore
Haines
Millnois Houw
Cronkite
C. P. Huntington
Central Pacific
Commissioner of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Hhe
Pastor Malling-Hansen
Royal Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Copenhagen
Malling-Hansen
Carlsberfond
Boston
Mexico
Cele
Rio Grande
Rathsas
Topeka
Sam
Ing
Liam
Peter
Vicksburg
Stratford-on-Avon
Walla Walla
Lockhart
Tex
King of
Sista Ic
Miranda
Nickens
Yong
M. B
Mark Tain
Ane
Mark
Huckberry Finn
Matthew Arnold
Matthuw
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