Phrenological Journal and Science of Health highlights
Phrenological notice lists Beecher, Bly, and several articles on physiognomy health and education. Features include Early Education, nursery care, hypnotism harm, criminal type studies, and mutual benefit topics. The October through December 1801 issues offered on trial for 25 cents. address Fowler & Wells Co. at 774 Broadway New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Fredrick Bly
Maine
Jennie Chappell
Mber
Fowler & Wells Co
Broadway
New York
Cedar Grove Social Notes From Tesboro Meeting
A fragmentary Cedar Grove summary notes attendees from Indiana to South Bloomingeville visiting local residents last Sunday and Saturday. Mentions Miaxes Dessio Mary Petty Mrs I Kein George Millee Mert Green Lyn Wil Kitchen and others. The Young People’s Society of Endeavor is thriving with couples out riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesboro
Miaxes Dessio
Mary Petty
Indiana
George Millee
Mert Green
South Bloomingeville
Lyn
Win
Kitchen
Wife
Veae Giblsonville
Him Keek
Derry
Logan
Bert Green
Gedie Grove
Young People's Society of Endeavor
Will Hamilton
Elmer Kitchen
Laure Barton
Willian
Byray
Gibbonville Notes Report Candy Party and Obituary
In Gibbonville Te jeumveh Floyd hosts a Saturday candy party with about fifteen couples. An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Charles Mitchel on November 4 at age 44 1 2, long an invalid, leaving two children and a large family to mourn. Burial was at the Baptist cemetery near Gibbonville. funeral by Rev. Weatherbee. Election day passed quietly while Laurel township saw a landslide in brief results. T. D. Woods claims corn championship, harvesting 41 bushels from half an acre. Various local remarks about fruit trees, a landlady Wunsch and a humorous exchange conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tejeumveh Floyd's
Tae
Charles Mitchel
Michel
Gibbonville
Weatherbee
Laurel Township
Deni Pratly
T.D. Woods
Thin Gold
Fred Nime
Sid Corindore Manon
Columbaa
Washington Navy Yard
Mediterranean
Monarch of &Onal
United States
Columbus
Commodore Biddle
Straits of Pangorving
Washington Post
Enroy
Joss
Rey
Chivaze Tribune
Buckeye Route Promises Sunny South Trips From Ohio
The article markets winter travel to the South via the Buckeye Route from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. It touts easy financing, abundant crops, comfortable trains, and connections to the south and southwest with low fares and modern coach service. Also urged are health and happiness seekers to seek milder climates in Florida or Texas, with agent contact details for further routes and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nyone
Southwest
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Buckeye House
Mortda
Texas
Union Station
Ba Oolumbus
U. S
Canada
W. Hf. Wisher
Columbus
Grand Excursion to Gallipolis for corner stone event
The Columbia Hocking Valley and Toledo Railway will run special excursion trains for the corner stone laying of the Epileptic Asylum at Gallipolis on November 12. Round trip tickets at less than one fare enable all to attend at low cost. River boat rides, public recitations, to Governor Campbell and Hon. Wm. McKinney, plus a ball in the evening. Details from local railway agents or W. HV Fy Myher in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Columbia, Hocking Valley and
Toledo Railway
Frere
Beutiful Islands
Ohio River
Campbell
Wm. McKinney
W. HV
W. HL
iMyher
Ferocious Rhino Fight Ends in Chip Halos Victory
An African tale recounts Halo the bull elephant or rather a jagged fight with a rhinoceros on Zululand's edge. Halo, guided by Omak, battles the rhino for over an hour, delivering countless horn strikes and maiming the beast until a final bullet to the eye ends the contest. The aftermath shows Halo triumphant, bloodied, and hailed by onlookers and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Africa
Zululand
Spesiman
Halo
Omak
Wate Iule
Lule
Rhinogeros
Pices
Young Omak
Hoon
St Louia
Fashion's Mirror on Veiled Trimmings and Jet Embellishments
A detailed survey of the season's millinery and dress embellishments describes velvet ribbons, satin and velvet feathers, spangles, and ornate crowns. It notes new color effects, trimmed bonnets, and luxe fabrics, alongside advice on ladylike appearance and a Public sentiment on clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theorde
Medhes
Putin
Harris Bitlis
Mike de Vet
Inveltica Seun Mt
Harper's Bazar
The Devotion Burden on Women in Domestic Life
An article from New York News reflects on gender roles, arguing women are overburdened by domestic duties and charity work. It calls for women to refuse excess chores and seek balanced relaxation, claiming equal mental effort warrants similar treatment as men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drees
Ladies’ Home Journal
Montton
Hersulf
Dorivatin
Pueblo
Sid
Lion Hnabani
Tukee
N. Y
Removing Blackheads Warns Against Dangerous Home Remedies
The article describes various folk methods for blackhead removal, including abrasive powders and chemicals, urging caution. It details old fashioned creams and powders, their effects on skin, and risks of irritation, recommending careful, mild cleansing steps and avoiding harsh mixtures.
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Tony Acter
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Prise Orl
Harr
H. Bright
Omer Sora Kane Golilud Tioek
Taare Bites
Carl H. Buerhaus
Office Indumes
Joln BF. White
Justice of
Panes
Oniee Hoconid
Mary of
Zz. V. Raney
H. G. Campbell
Ofice
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Fatarys
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Uae
H. Dye
Jumien Litthe
Talons Street
Lots
W. D- Mansfield
G. W. Dollison
Alsk Oliti- Anan
J.P Canty
Ceneral Insurance Agent
Dobson Blok
Teachera
Cedar Grove
Gibisonville
George
Jennie
Hia
Te Aguin
John
Love
Reginald
Mariottabbel
Marie
Marin
Ake
Paris
London
Told
Japan
Detroit
Wnd
Germany
Aso
Rio de Janeiro
Ador
Parla
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Kiesh
M. Adar
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