Wedding of Helen Smith and Bam Fall in Meridian
An Anniston attracted wedding detailed at the Carter home in Meridian. Mrs Anna Stull, grandmother of the groom, and guests from Memphis and New Orleans attended. The ceremony featured lilies of the valley and a traditional orange blossom crown, with the bridal party and reception at Stamwall club rooms. The couple planned visits to Virginia coast and New York before returning to Meridian as Mr. and Mrs. Floyd.
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Mins
Helen Smith
Anniston
Bam Fall
R. C. Carter
Bessie Lott
Lohengrin
J. F Carpenter
Central — Methodist Church
Mittie Floyd
Viola Firley
Shirley Morgan
Sons Gayle
Mary
Rood Smith
Alfred Smith
Mir
Floya
Asia
Mary Read Smith
Earl Floyd
Peyton Strother
New Orleans
Luna Gayle
Thomer Hicks
Viola Farlay
Mra
BL Ward
Carter
W. J. Meel
Phothad Burton
Edgar Woole
O 'Bervallit Jackson
Mian Lane
Brown
Divingston
Tod Fey
Goanie
Mrs. Wloyd
Virginia
South Carolina
Wallington
New York
Meridien
Ployd, Sr
Tomlinson Announces Senate Candidacy Against Bankhead
John W. Tomlinson yesterday announced his candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed the late John J. Morgan. He seeks support from all factions of the legislature and will run as the second candidate against H. Bankhead.
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SLE
Tohn W. Tomlinson
Stites
Senate
John J. Morgan
Jobe. H. Bankhead
Catarrh Cure Ad Offers 100 Dollar Reward
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by constitutional treatment, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It claims a 100 dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and urges sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Pills for constipation are also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Louis Oppenborn Free in Michigan
Sheriff Higdon reports Louis Oppenborn released by the governor of Michigan after requisition papers from Governor Comer. Oppenborn, former treasurer of the Tennessee club at Kuely, faced embezzlement charges in Jefferson County and was located in Michigan with Deputy Courson who testified.
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E. L. Higdon
Birmingham
Ceorge W. Courson
Michigan
Comer
Louis Oppenborn
Oppenborn
Anothee
Oppeborn
Oppethornia
Jefferson County
Teonnesave Club
Kueley
Ile
Coursan
Oppenhein
Aneniston
Class Day at Harvard Highlights Senior Traditions
Special to the Star from Cambridge dated June 21 describes Harvard Class Day with students gathering on university grounds before 9 o clock in front of Old Holworthy. Seniors march to Appleton chapel for prayer then to Sanders Theatre for the exercises including the oration poem ivy oration and class ode before visiting societies and Greek letter houses into the afternoon.
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Star
Cambridge
Harvard
Holworthy
Appleton Chapel
Wolworthy
Sandera Theatre
Sanders Theatre
Apreada
Bide Tiat Boat in Thain Nests
A nature student observes a grebe nest built on water. The bird uses its foot as a paddle to float the nest and steer toward a quiet cove, a rare spectacle noted for its aquatic nest craft.
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Ccurrent
Fresh Sheets at Premium Hotels Across Europe
A returning traveler recalls European hotels avoiding daily sheet changes. She describes wrinkled creased sheets, attempts to pull back bedclothes to verify cleanliness, and finally discovering some inns used a crepey seersucker like fabric that concealed prior use.
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New York
Hardened by Sulphuric Acid Edge for Drill
An English chemist describes hardening a standard drill by dipping its hot point into sulphuric acid in a shallow flat vessel. The acid depth is about one eighth of an inch, yielding a very hard point while the shank stays soft. If the point breaks, re harden with less acid.
One Meal a Day Astonishes Eminent Scientist
A doctor learns from a renowned scientist that his exceptional health comes from daily self denial as he admits he eats only one meal daily. The physician begs him to keep the secret, fearing medical professionals would be ruined if many copied the habit.
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Tooh
Westminster Gazette
His Little Scheme
Mrs Richley complains to her sick husband about a new doctor. She mocks his charges and reveals she told the doctor they eat corned beef and cabbage to force a lower bill. The husband questions the strange confession during a domestic exchange.
Bargain Clothing and Supplies Offered at Low Prices
Local store advertises deep discounts on wool suits for men and boys, silk and lawn fabrics, and sewing accessories. Claims values from six to ten dollars with bargain prices from under a dollar to two dollars, touting dollar-for-dollar savings and dollar-cost purchases.
World college championships draw top teams to Jamestown expo
Norfolk reports the Jamestown exposition hosts the world college athletic championships with Penn, Cornell, Yale, Princeton and southern schools sending top athletes. Events include sprints, distance races, hurdles, jumps and throws. A banner will crown the champion school with medals awarded in each event.
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Norfolk
United States
James EE. Sullivan
University of Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Cornell
Yale
Princeton
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Sold Here
Quick relief for colic and diarrhoea with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offered by J. L. Wikle. This old medicinal notice highlights a specific product and vendor in a concise local promotion.
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J. L. Wikle
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