Parisians Welcome Blondes as New City Face
Paris journal notes a shift in the capital’s demographics as Nordic and Alsace Lorraine women increasingly join the Paris scene. Blondes dominate fashion houses, cabarets, hotels, and sales roles, with Finnish and Russian acts and northern contesting styles enriching city life.
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Paris
France
Rue de la Paix
Montmartre
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Germany
Alsace- Lorraine
Scandinavia
Services and local visits in South Ridge June meeting notes
Services at the church are listed for Sunday June 30 including Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 8 pm with Rev C Holzworth. A long roster of relatives and neighbors from Murray Ridge Elyria Amherst Kipton and Cleveland visited family and attended Grange in Amherst and shared weekend gatherings and trips to Lansing Michigan Birmingham and Birmingham area.
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South Ridge
C. Holzworth
Grange
Amherst
George Knittle
Mitchell
Marion Knittle
William Smith
Murray Ridge
A. Delefield
Lawrence Hoffman
Cleveland
Lewis Phiel
C. Q. Draper
Kipton
Anthony Delefield
Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
Frank Bechtel
Helen Crosby
Brownhelm
William Schubert
Fred
Elyria
J. P. Bechtel
Harvey Grobe and Son
Walter Grobe
J P. Mitchell
Charles Dehn
Mervin Schubert
Vera Mae
George Cox
Lansing
Michigan
Otto Swards
Akron
Carl Dramm
Charles Dute
Gertrude
Mary Dute
Margaret Baus
Barbara Latteman
Birmingham
Albert Haist
Lorain
Charlies Dehn
V. Schubert
Frank Berg
Feels Like New Man After Konjola Treatment
Mr. Harry Szalowski of Station B Toledo reports severe digestive and kidney ailments improved after a few weeks on Konjola. He credits relief from gas, back pains, headaches, and insomnia to the remedy and notes better sleep, appetite, and energy. Konjola is sold at Phillip's drug store in Elyria Ohio and by major druggists in the region.
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Konjola
Harry Szalowski
Station
Toledo
Elyria
Ohio
Phillip
Golden wedding anniversary gift brick for Charles and Smith
Burlington Virginia report notes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a real gold brick as a unique commemorative gift. The stalled fragment suggests a novelty keepsake marking the 50th year of marriage.
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Burlington, VI
Charles Smith
Gift from New York bank ties to Smith business friends
A unique gift from business friends of Smith in a New York bank was presented, signaling strong ties and recognition from influential financiers. The gesture underscores ongoing connections between Smith’s enterprise andmajor financial circles in New York.
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Sary
Smith
New York
Siam Counts Asian Weighing Machine Leader
Siam leads Asiatic nations in American coin operated vending machines and serves crowds at temples and fairs weighing Siamese beauties and dispensing sweets. In Everest Kansas a coin flip decided mayor J A Lednicke by twenty seven votes.
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Siam
Washington
National Geographic Society
America
Everest
Kan
J. A. Lednicke
Lednicky
Mrs White Offers Permanent Wave for Six Dollars
Mrs. Phil White sells a permanent wave service for six dollars. The offer promises a lasting result of six to ten months with Marcel, ringlets, or round curls and emphasizes personalized care and comfort.
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Phil White
Marcel
Candidate Ties With Monson in City Election
In a tight city race candidate tied with Nels Monson, reflecting a closely balanced contest as results rolled in from key precincts. Voters awaited final tallies to determine whether a runoff or a conclusive victory would follow.
Nonsense Called Vital by London Professor
London opinion notes that nonsense is an essential life element, with J Dover Wilson, English professor at London University, arguing that people lacking in nonsense are not quite right. He stresses humor and whimsy as indicators of balanced minds in cultural life.
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J. Dover Wilson
London University
Doctor at 83 Found People Preferred His Prescription
An ad style feature praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative for constipation. It cites historical use since 1875 and 1392, notes avoidance of drastic purges, urges keeping a bottle at home, and advises three health rules: head cool, feet warm, bowels open.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
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Phil
Lorain County
the Guarantee Title and Trust Company
Pelephone
W. O. Zaiser
Asst
Vico-Prea
London
Broad Street
Coats
Wee Broad Street
Sheer Georgettes
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