Inson Harris wedding at Piedmont and Oxford event
A porch wedding at the bride's mother home unites Miss Sue Johnson of Coates and Henry Harris of Piedmont with Rev George Morris officiating. The bride wore navy silk and carried roses. after the ceremony the couple left for a short trip and will reside in Piedmont Springs after July. A separate social event, the tang le party hosted by Amy Cooper honored Elizabeth Glass of Kentucky with local reception detail.
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Harris
George D. Harris
Piedmont
Uarrig
Piedmont Springs
Oxford
Minn Amy Cooper
Miny Elizabeth Glass
Kentucky
Nelle Bagley
Flamiston College
Miss Cooper
Cooper
Mina Glass
Local social notes from a Mississippi town visit and guests
Misaee Fannie and Lemmie Montgomery returned from Columbus. Helen Howard and Waiie Cooper depart for Baltimore after visiting here. Clarence Hadron of DeArmanville visited. Cleo of Cave Spring arrives to stay with Mrs. J. T. Wheeler near Oxford. L. J. Cobb of Center guests relatives here. Emily Hebble returns to Piedmont. Mrs. A J Adair of Anniston visits Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones.
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Misaee Fannie
Lemmie Montgomery
Columbus, Miss
Cleo
Cave Spring
J. T. Wheeler
Oxford
Mrs. L. J. Cobb
Center
Emily Hebble
Piedmont
Government inquiry ends. officers urged to plead in court
Attorney Wie issues notices to indicted officers and directors to appear in the criminal branch of the United States Circuit Court by July 10 to plead to true bills found by the grand jury. Each case demands up to $5,000 by the district attorney.
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Wie ‘Cing Isseer
United States Circuit Court
Billy
Tai
Hines Proves Alibi in Lorimer Hearing
Edward Hines testified before the Lorimer investigation committee and presented evidence to support his alibi. He claimed Washington actions supported his timeline, while a Chicago meeting allegedly involved a $10,000 concession.
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Hines
Lorimer
Washington
Edward Hliney
Loriner Cvestigat
Betel Bitte
Chicago
Growth 11 Years 1796 Per Cent at State Normal School Jacksonville
The Jacksonville Alabama State Normal School reports 11 year growth with 1796 percent in enrollment and the 677 students this session from 48 counties. It lists 19 faculty, multiple departments, and courses including standard diploma and professional tracks. Boarders number is 838, average age over 21, with reasonable expenses and a healthful location. Address for catalog: W. Daugette, M Se., President.
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Alabama
Married two years a quiet family medical crisis unfolds
In a tense scene Helen lies ill at home as her husband and mother discuss summoning her husband Warren. Mrs. Allen reveals concerns about Helen's happiness and possible emotional distance from Warren, while Dr. Allen insists on contacting Warren for support. A crumpled note hints at concealed truths behind Helen’s condition.
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Mrs. Allen
Helen
Warren
Dr. Allen
Martin
Allence
Andra
Dr. Davis
Birthday Mystery Letter From Carterstown Woman Is traced
Dr. Allen and Mrs. Allen study a mislaid message from May 15 1911 from Carterstown Missouri. It reveals Mrs. Warren Curtis asked for roses for a birthday, implying she hid the forgetfulness behind a ruse. A separate note discusses protection for anthropoid apes in German colonies and a tropical zoological project in Africa.
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Equatorial Africa
Cameroons
Equatorial Forest
Tropics
East Africa
Great Lakes
Wijkewise
Be Patriotic Chocolate Promo Sparks Shopper Reactions
A fragment describes a grocery promotion offering Liberty chocolate for 10 cents with a small American flag, and notes women's responses to the patriotic giveaway with mixed skepticism and humor. The excerpt hints at midcentury gendered observations and consumer behavior around national symbols.
Classified Ad Says Automatic Selection Attracts Interest
A classified ad notes readers are drawn to your offer by automatic selection. The brief item highlights how classified columns match reader interest without manual filtering.
Beavers Cause Water Blockage at Saddleback Pond
Engineers at Rangely Maine discovered beavers building a dam that blocked Saddleback stream and curtailed water supply. Workers removed the obstruction daily only for it to be rebuilt, with tree sections hauled to the dam. A dense screen across the Strainer finally stopped water flow in the main pipe.
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Saddleback Pond
Rangely
Saddleback Stream
Mountain
Boston’s 1814 Napoleon abdication festival ticket
The article notes Boston anger at Napoleon’s abdication, shown by a civic relic. A ticket grants admission to a solemn festival at Stone Chapel commemorating God’s deliverance from military despotism, dated June 1914.
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New England
Napoleon
New
National track and field championships open at Forbes Field
Pittsburg hosts the Amateur Athletic Union premiership as junior events kick off at Forbes Field with top squads from East West North and South. Stars from New York A C Irish American Olympic A C and Seattle Athletic Club headline a field including sprints hurdles jumps throws and a two mile race.
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Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Fire destroys Blue Grass canning plant in Owensboro
A fire in Owensboro Kentucky leveled the Blue Grass canning plant costing about 400 workers their jobs. Investigations continue but the cause is not yet known and insurance details are pending.
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Owensboro
Want Ad Notice Invites Cash For Personal Property
A want ad notes property is to be turned into cash through sale or offering for purchase. The brief notice invites interested buyers to bid or negotiate to acquire the items.
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies, Not Local
Advertisement asserts deafness comes from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and cannot be helped by local applications. It claims success with Hall's Catarrh Cure, offering $100 for any case cured by catarrh that cannot be cured, and promotes free circulars from F. L. Cheney & Co.
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Hall
F. i, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Droegiets
Thebeste
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Inson Harris
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George D. Mar
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Helen Howard
Waiie Cooper
Baltimore
Clarence Hadron of
DeArmantille
A. J. Adair of
Anniston
Mrs. W. Jones
Bond
Riek
Arle
Pays Pays
Pays Pays Pays
Sckness
Soeilent
H. Clay Davis
State Normal School
Jacksonville, Ala
Catsloy
W. Daugette
M. Se
Spring Valley
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Tom
Kelen
Galtia
Johnston Bros Co
Carteratown, Mo
the Floral Company
St. Louis, Mo
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