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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1891

Page

3

The Barber Who Shaped Great Minds Through Time

A survey traces barbers from ancient Rome to modern cities, highlighting their influence on poets, kings, and statesmen. From Horace to Lincoln’s era, barbers served rulers, aided culture, and even guided fashion, death, and daily life with skilled touches and discreet counsel.

Abraham Lincoln Fred Ebeling Haroun al Raschid Lember Mambrine Sevilla Rome Horace Licinus Augustus Cisar Peter of Brosse Philip the Bold France Louis XI Olivier le Daim Olivier le Diable Adolph Paques Cervarées Beaumarchais Frep C. Dasren

National Museum Ever Warmed by Washington Relics

The National Museum in Washington showcases Washington relics including coats and clothing worn in the Revolution and state occasions. A camp chest with army utensils and medicines evokes Valley Forge and heroic campaigns. Mirrors display fine china without handling, letting visitors view all surfaces and read maker names. Ned Buntline and Sylvanus Cobb are noted writers with Buntline earning up to 0,000 in a year, though Cobb’s work endures differently.

National Museum National Museum At Washington General Grant Valley Forge Ned Buntline Sylvanus Cobb E. Z. C. Judson Buntline Mr. Cobb Cabl

Knew His Wife Observations Through a Knothole

A humorous段 reads in a New York Sun vignette regarding a meek East New York man who asks a passerby to gaze through a knothole and report on his wife's carpet beating scene. The tall observer reports a dramatic, comedic domestic tableau with vivid sartorial details and facial expressions.

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