Name/Title
The Cleveland Leader: Fashion, Grover ClevelandEntry/Object ID
2000.FIC.02.314Scope and Content
The Cleveland Leader
Vol. 48 CLEVELAND, SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 25, 1895
NO. 237.
Pages 17-24.
p.17 Left side is primarily advertising.
FLITTED Article on London Parliament that is in session, but hardly anybody who is anybody flitted from the mass of streets and squares to the country or to the seaside, to the Moors or the sands or the continental cure water resorts for bathing rendezvous.
ABLAZE How they were going to light the Masonic Temple in Boston
p. 18 HIS EXTERIOR / The Outside of Grover Cleve- / land Studied with Care / ALSO DISPASSIONATELY / His Chief Characteristics From Head / to Feet is Strength / Solidity, A Lack of Superfluous Refine- / ment, and Considerable Pud-giness are Marked / Specialties
Features evaluated: Mouth, feet, waist and trousers, middle, his political hat, hands, polkadot tie, ear and neck, eyes and nose, fishing hat, forehead and top head. They provide suggestions on improvement.
p. 20 A Page for Women
Then and Now -
* Poem about spinning and beaus
HOUSE PARTY WARDROBES
ENGAGEMENT ETIQUETTE
BRAWNY BEAUTY - Athletic women
A CHRISTENING PARTY - What you wear to church and the reception.
GIRLS WHO HAVE GRIT - Girls saving money to go to college
Talks about popular figures.
p. 21 PIKE'S PEAK
A Cleveland School Teacher / Who Ascended It.
UP AMONG THE CLOUDS.
From Summer to Midwinter in a Few Minutes.
Strange Emotions Aroused by a Glance
Upon the World Below - A Trip
Filled With Delight for
the Tourist.
p. 22 Chapter III of the book In a Hallow / of the Hills / by Bret Harte
p. 23 A Batch of Fables
Written by Robert Lewis Stevenson and now pub- / listed for the first time.
p. 24 HOBOES ALL / Their Annual Convention / Great Success. / Journeyings of a Year / Thrilling Experiences of Double-Head, / Pill Paul, and Others
HE FLAGGED IT / A Conductor Escapes From In- / dians by Stopping an Express
Article talks of his escape from Indians and how he was run over by a train at one point by laying flat on the tracks. Relays stories of transporting prisoners, slaves and circuses over the years as a conductor.Collection
Early Family Papers: CahoonRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Stevenson, Robert LewisPerson or Organization
Cleveland, Grover, Pres.
