McKinley era wedding at Fort Des Moines likely naval air
Grace Howe McKinley, niece of former President McKinley, wed Captain Grayson Wilard Heidt of the Eleventh Cavalry in a military ceremony at the McKinley residence on Fort Des Moines. Attendants included Mrs. George Pabyan and Miss Caroline Harter. Mag Helen McKinley attended. gifts included a chest of silver from Mrs. William McKinley. The pageant marked the end of a notable army romance with social and club notices following the ceremony.
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Chicago
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Lady Curzon Dies After Illness at Walmer Castle
London July 18 Lady Curzon wife of the former viceroy of India died at 5 40 pm after a prolonged illness at Walmer Castle Kent She was formerly Miss Leiter of Chicago daughter of Levi Leiter and became Lady Curzon in 1896 After a career abroad she and Curzon raised two daughters Funeral pending date Kedleston estate listed as the burial site She was rich owning about 3 000 000 in her own right.
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Missing Young Man Suspected Foul Play
H D Wingard a 24 year old white man from Haynas street disappeared from his home after noon Monday He was last seen at a Decatur street saloon and had $30 on him Wingard worked as a switchman for the Western and Atlantic Railroad His brother J J Wingard reported the disappearance to police providing a description of the man and last seen details
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Runaway Syrian youths return home to Mississippi family
Aliee and John Moses, two young Syrians found wandering, were taken to Atlanta by Mike George who aided their return to Hattiesburg. A New York letter sparked contact with their father Simon Moses, who confirmed the boys were his children. They traveled home by train with small funds and a basket of treats, ending their months of wandering in a joyful reunion.
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Patronize Home Papers Folk Advises Merchants
Governor Joseph W. Folk urged Missouri merchants to advertise in town papers at a session in Whaporson City. He championed local spending, warned against mail order and praised the cleansing of the commercial world, saying honest business thrives as evils are rooted out.
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Travelers and visitors fill mountain summer season notes
A long list of residents and guests visits and returns from various locales including Talullah Falls Lithia Springs New York Narragansett Pier Fort McPherson and Atlantic Beach. The Dahlonega rally features Hon J H Sautl speaking to a good crowd despite bad weather.
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Tallulah Falls
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Lithia Springs
Screen doors and a mosquito alert at King Hardware
In Atlanta a sale at King Hardware offers discounts on screen doors to curb a mosquito problem. Customers can buy No 32 doors for 90 cents, No 100 doors for 1.25, and No 12 doors for 45 cents, with limited lawn swings remaining at five dollars. The store at 3 Peachtree Street promotes urgency with today or tomorrow deadlines.
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Casino summer theater offers novel, clean entertainment
The stable Casino lineup meets broad taste with a varied, wholesome program. Thursday afternoon marriage show proceeds as usual. Next week Crimmins and Gore star in A Warm Match a bright funny musical comedy with a grotesque sketch What Are the Wild Waves Saying and Dry Dock Liz impression. Dan Crimmons sings Dr Cure with steady humor throughout the performance.
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Bishop Candler Leaves for Japan Conference Mission
Bishop Warren A Candler Asa A Candler and Albert Thomson departed yesterday for Chicago then the Pacific coast to sail for Japan. Relatives saw them off as they begin a four to five month journey. They will spend days in Chicago before crossing the ocean which will take about six weeks to reach their first landing in Japan.
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Memorial Service at Walker Street Church Honors Camp Walker Members
Memorial for Camp Walker of the United Confederate Veterans set for Sunday at 1 o clock at Walker Street Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Dr. W L Pearce officiating. Camp members to meet at 10 30 at 102 South Forsyth Street and march in a mourning bearing, with a program including music and a roll call.
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Captain Thompson Resigns as Soldiers' Home Head
Captain J A Thompson, superintendent of the Soldiers Home, filed his resignation with the board of trustees to take effect August 1. The board plans a morning capitol meeting to seek higher salary appropriations, while Captain Bowie, former superintendent, applies for the post. A successor will wait until the October board meeting.
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Feed Up A Canadian Finds Grape-Nuts Restores Health
A Canadian recounts a dramatic turnaround after using Grape-Nuts for stomach and bowel troubles. At 7 years of age worse health since 18, four months of steady use brought vigor and normal digestion, with a claim of renewed strength and well being.
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Funeral of Mrs Rucker Arrives in Atlanta Today
The body of Mrs Lucy Newman Rucker, who died May 28 near Manila, is brought to Atlanta by Lt L B D Rucker and accompanied infant child. Funeral services will be held at Fort McKinley and Westview cemetery with Dr C P Bridewell leading. Pallbearers named. family members traveled from Arden, North Carolina.
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