01 Dec 1903
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Newspaper
The Bellefontaine Republican
Location
Bellefontaine, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1903
Page
1
The Misses Margaret and Minerva Lowry have opened parlors at 104 North Elm to offer shampooing for ladies. Hair will be washed rinsed and dried with appointments available by calling Lopparwew due to sea Dheny C38.
A faculty dinner at the Hastings home centers on a tense ruse to coax two rival couples into reconciliation. Mrs Hastings hatches a plan to bring Professor Allen and Elizabeth Parker together by arranging a late night kiss and a quiet nursery scene, while Elizabeth Edgar awaits the moment and the dinner unfolds amid social observation.
A man rests in an arm chair by a bay in a memory saturated scene. A remembered face haunts him as memories wash over him with scent of magnolias and a distant song. The recovered feverish longing surfaces as he drifts back to a familiar vision that smiles upon him.
An article extols nasal breathing as essential for health and development. It argues mouth breathing causes chronic respiratory issues and stifles growth, urging exercises to train nasal respiration, avoid douches, and promote nose breathing from infancy onward for lasting relief.
The article critiques Indian carpenters for neglecting tool quality and time value. It emphasizes teaching them to design and craft common labor items, explains plane making details, grindstone use, and wood mounting, and notes frequent inaccuracies in making identical pieces due to gaps in practical shop knowledge.
A collage of quips and quotes from Bulwer to Plutarch, includes jokes about thieves, a magistrate’s clerk pin theft, a double entendre on proposing, Buddhism digressions, and a remark that four straight lines are the shortest path in morals and geometry.
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