Bride says father did not sell her to husband in court
Ray Goldstein, 19, testified in Lynn, Massachusetts, court that her father arranged her marriage to Charles Goldstein two years ago and furnished a home. She said her mother-in-law sold another daughter to an Italian and influenced Charley, leading to disputes and her husband’s non-support arrest. She recounted living in East Orange and Lynn, with a baby placed in a home and a threatened continuation of testimony.
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Lynn
Jan
Ray Goldstein
Charles Goldstein
East Orange
N. J
Goldsteins
Charley
Mr. Sternberg
Chicago
Charley Goldstein
Brooklyn
Newark
Ferris Street Court
Amity Street
Over Sea Habit and Postum Truths
A Western State letter extols Postum Food Coffee as a healthful substitute for caffeine rich coffee. It tells of a German descent woman who cured nervousness heart trouble and asthma after quitting coffee and using Postum. The claim credits improved health to the beverage and cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle iCreek
Mich
Wellville
Hypnotism Promoted as Death Prevention in Medical Talks
Dr John D Quackenbos of New York asserts hypnotic suggestion can ward off death with power surpassing other mental states He cites three cases where dying patients revived under stern commands to return to life Boston doctors doubt the claim with Dr William S Boardman noting no supporting experience Dr W A Dutcher calls the method beyond him
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John D. Quackenbos
New York
Boston
William S. Boardman
Quackenbos
W. A. Dutcher
Roosevelt Wedding Finery Hailed Amid Fifth Avenue Crowds
Miss Roosevelt and Congressman Longworth clowned through a busy shopping day in New York. They visited Dr Lyle and KB Harriman, sampled milliner gowns, and drew a cheering crowd that forced police to intervene as she signed autographs and enjoyed a seaside ferry ride with Countess de Chambrun and Longworth sisters.
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Fifth Avenue
West Twenty-sixth Street
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
Alice
Twenty-third Street Ferry
Alice Roosevelt Delights in Nearly Finished Wedding Gown
New York report details Miss Alice Roosevelt’s nearly completed wedding dress in white and silver brocade satin woven in Paterson. The gown features lace trim, low bodice, and cascades to the knees, with eleven gowns and two wraps to be returned to Washington after fittings at the Goelet home.
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Miss Alice
New York
Miss Alice Roosevelt
Paterson
Alice Roosevelt and Longworth Arrive in Washington
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrives in Washington with her fiancé Congressman Longworth, his sister, the Countess de Chambrun, and Toodles the dog after a New York trip. Her voice is seriously impaired and a physician will treat her throat condition. She declines to reveal wedding trip plans, laughing that persistence will fail to uncover them.
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Alice
Cambridge
Countess de Chambrun
Miss Roosevelt
Mr. Longworth
West Twenty-third Street Ferry
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Congressman Longworth
Toodles
New York
Turnips For Miss Alice Washington Gift at White House
Jan 31 report notes the first wedding gift installment for Miss Alice Roosevelt is giant turnips shipped to the White House by a Kansas farmer who proclaims farmers will outdo sew ers in winter produce. Mentioned are large potatoes from South Dakota and pumpkins for winter pies, with Virginia farmers saving choice apples for the family.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
White House
Longworth
South Dakota
Virginia
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