Heiress to Wed Prince of Detroit and New York
Miss Dodo, daughter of a noted magnate in the suterachite industry, is betrothed to Claosne Stone of New York. The match unites two prominent families as wedding plans advance amid a vast fortune and social status.
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WW. Mandell
Wyoming
Thiouse
Beneiss Mondell
Viteenn
Atios
Dodee
Detroi
Claosne Stonne
New York
Miss Dodo
Great Britain's top woman explorer arrives in New York
Charlotte Cameron, acknowledged as Britain’s greatest woman explorer and the English Geographical Society’s sole female member, is photographed on her arrival aboard the SS Saxonia in New York.
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Harlotte Cameron
Britain
Plorer
New York
Courier in pie-Tresque attire draws eye in Geneva flu meet
A courier wearing a pie-Tresque costume attracted much attention at the League of Nations first assembly in Geneva, described as the only touch of color at the event regarding Indian defection.
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League of Nations
Geneva
A Piscatorial Hypothesis From the River Tale
In a humorous exchange the eilyman asks if any fish inhabit the river. A native recalls government stocking trout once. The old man jokes that the fish were clever enough to dodge hooks and even implies they passed a civil service exam before employment.
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Eilyman
Practice Prayer
A mother questions why her young daughter insists on the cook being present during prayers. The girl explains she wants Annie nearby while praying, because she prayed for ice cream and was served bread pudding.
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Violet
Annie
American Legion Weekly
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Nivelle
Anti Iy
Ps Ta Khia Smoosieers
Port Maes
Medal of the
Japan
Congressmen Mondell
Crutche
Naval Base of
Pacific Fleet
Funters
San Mateo
San Francisco
Cece
Puntos Point
Charles HR. Youn
Wilard Centilivre
Washington
District of Columbia
Mark Twain
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Hlinvis Model Aero Club
Aero Club of America
Chicago
Lake Bennett
Alaska
Chilkoot Pass
Yukon River
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