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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1915
Page
31
The article describes achieving a French twist with a flat back pompadour. It instructs twisting two small back hair portions as a foundation, drawing the side hair back in two straight lines tucked into the twist, and parting the front hair to lift the two portions to the top with ends tucked underneath for height. Crinoline Curls Return.
A long discussion of late 19th or early 20th century hair styling explores the French twist and crinoline curls, advising a tight neat twist for short thick hair, cautioning against "skin" hairdress and excessive ornament. It stresses careful care, avoidance of frills, and the use of curls and hairpieces as seasons change.
The writer explains how certain individuals can channel nerve energy by will and thought to project it onto solid objects and impression photographic plates. They claim some people can focus this radiation and shape it to affect images, noting such abilities occur in various individuals.
A columnist muses on European hairdressing chic versus American neglect of skilled stylists, then shifts to future science. Photographic recording of thoughts and dreams may reveal inner thoughts, aid crime detection, and expose true selves, as researchers from Paris and Japan demonstrate indirect and direct thought photography with plates and psychic influence.
A humorous dialog shows a wife choosing a very small spring dress bill, choosing a tiny check instead of her usual two checks for outfits. The indulged husband admires the restraint as they discuss saving a nest egg for spring and the daughter’s upcoming party on the 17th.
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