Remains of Miss Susan Aderholt laid to rest in Oxford
The funeral of Miss Susan Aderholt who died at Meading Monday was held in Oxford cemetery with a brief service by Rev. C. Names. She was seventy three and lived with her brother B E Aderholt. she was an aunt of Sam Aderhold. Oxford citizens discuss cemetery association finances as dues lapse.
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Susan Eandale
MeAding
Lovelock
C. Names
Aderhold
BE. A. Aderholt
Sam Aderhold
Johnny Coulon Faces Patsy Brannigan in Greensburg Show
Johnny Coulon meets Patsy Brannigan in a 10 round bout at Greensburg Pennsylvania. Jack MParner fights Bill Tracy in a 10 round clash at Hazleton Pennsylvania.
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Plays and Players Al H. Wilson in Metz in Ireland tour
Am bassador of German dialect Al H. Wilson plans a June start for an Australian tour using five plays including The Watch on the Rhine and Metz in Ireland. Wilson returns to Baltimore to open Flower of the Ranch at Port's Theatre after the trip, showcasing an engaging musical comedy with twenty numbers and a large chorus.
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al H. Wilson
Metz
Ireland
Australia
Sidney R. Ellis
Wilson
New York
California Hills
Flower
Jack Farnum
Farnum
Daughter Sues Father Over Four Thousand Inheritance
Dee Montgomery reports Mrs. Mattie Stringfellow sues H R Cooley of Gadsden for four thousand dollars claiming funds from a thirteen thousand dollar uncle inheritance. Cooley contends the money paid for estate services and witnesses are inconclusive. Justice Mayfield calls the case sad and unfortunate.
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Dee
H. R. Cooley
Gadsden
Mattie Stringfellow
Supreme Court
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Music Teachers to Meet at Northwestern University
Chicago announces preparations for the Music Teachers National Association annual convention to be held next week at Northwestern University in Evanston. The event will feature concerts recitals and regular sessions for business discussions with many prominent musicians participating.
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Northwestern University
Evanston
Two-Cent Fare Injunction Hearing In Des Moines
Federal judge Smith McPherson heard a petition by Elizabeth D. McClintock alleging Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway and Light Co must stop complying with the two cent fare law as the company no longer pays dividends. The action seeks to restrain Attorney General Byers and the State Railroad Commissioners from enforcing the mandate. The case arises in Des Moines on an injunction brought by a stockholder from Haverford Pennsylvania.
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Iowa
Byers
Cedar Rapids
Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief in Classic Ad Line
An old advertising line touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the fastest cure for coughs and colds, a familiar health plea echoed for 36 years in Star Want Ads promising results.
Easy to Tie Knot
A trainer explains a simple knot method for securing a bundle. By looping the string twice, similar to tying arteries, the knot becomes secure and resistant to slipping, with a suggestion that a trial will prove its practicality.
Luxury Trains Reach China In Modern Rail Service
The article describes Chinese railways equipped with leather upholstered compartments electric lighting and elegant lavatories. Passengers receive prompt refreshments via push button service from trained Chinese attendants while hot towels and perfumed towels accompany hand and face cleansing.
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China
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