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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
6
The piece portrays heroic sacrifice and national pride as workers and soldiers join in a rite of liberty. It references rulers, banners, and the call to renew pledge and virtue beneath stars and the flag, urging steadfast devotion to crown and country.
Ford, Florence and his brother defend their Black Rock valley homestead from rustlers led toward the Two-one-tee gap. Florence aids by cannonading the herd with crackers, steering the stampede, while Ford and the narrator lure the rustlers into a decisive stand and drive them away. The planned Lander celebration collapses as a result.
Adele C Lehr in Chicago American urges careful facial care in cold weather. She recommends tepid water for washing, avoiding plain cold water and hot rinses, and using antiseptics and creams nightly to keep pores clean. She stresses gentle rubbing from chin to temples and notes hot water can smooth skin with repeated use.
Algernon tries to woo Miss Elliott while Mrs Elliott, a young-spirited mother, delays dinners citing household duties. A dog-eared boarding school book and evasive smiles hint at why the Elliott family seems distant, leaving Algernon puzzled about their attitude. A separate line recalls a joke about Johnny's staying power.
The San Francisco Call reports that Favely Nowell, a San Francisco dressmaker, travels with her Klondike miner husband Joseph Beck, to Dawson and back, where Beck builds a fortune. They own the Old Dominion claim and other holdings, with Beck valued at a fortune and jewelry made from gold.
An image of deceptive mirrors claims reflections flatter the wearer and outlines a craft practice for draping a mirror with white material to enhance appearance. The piece notes that milliners use soft white folds to flatter patrons and describes a domestic tip for removing alcohol spills from polished tables with olive oil and a toweling.
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