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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
7
A Dakota woman writes to author Grind about selling tin cans bones and badger hair shed by prairie families. The tale exposes follow up sales schemes chasing mail responses and warns businessmen to refine their methods and stop shooting in the dark.
A brutal steel works worker Lafe Spinney and his family escape to a park a respite from grim assembly line life. The scene paints pollution and toil while Spinney savors a rare moment of simple living with his wife and children. The narrative contrasts harsh labor with fragile, fleeting freedom.
The article notes a shift in hat trends as novelty shapes retreat to bargain bins priced from 10 cents to 75 cents. Hemp hats in black or ecru rise in popularity for draping and bending into new, simple forms, while scoop bonnet styles fade slightly and summer hats with curling brims are set to replace them.
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