Two Women Held on Bigamy Charges in Separate Cases
New York reported two women arrested for bigamy. Martha Craft of Harlem and Anna Harvey of Queens each faced $1000 bail. Craft’s husband filed after returning home to find her remarried. Harvey claimed she buried a body she believed was her late husband while married to Daniel O Neill and later wed Edward J Harvey.
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New York
Enoch Arden
Martha Craft
la Fontaine Avenue
Harlem
Breen
Morrisania
Tombs Court
Anna Harvey
Cypress Hill Avenue
Queens
Finn
New Jersey
Daniel O’neill
Monitor Street
Jersey City
Edward J. Harvey
Doubtful Flattery at Home Over A Veil And Attire
A domestic exchange reveals a wife asking for a compliment on her appearance in auto goggles and veil while the husband briskly replies that she looks fine and that her appearance has improved, reflecting a playful or terse marital moment.
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Louis
Rapid Change Exchange Over Wife’s Cook Identity
In a brisk exchange, one party asks for the name of the wife’s present cook. The other replies he did not go home for luncheon today, declining the request with a brief excuse.
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Frost
Tabloid Philosophy on Danger and Dilemma
A compact meditation on risk and virtue notes danger cannot be conquered without risk. It argues that worry is a form of progress and warns against deceit, shallow friendships, and penny pinching. The piece reflects on time and money as moral tests of restraint.
Minister’s Pulpit Wedding Hymn Provokes Choir Guessing
A Canadian minister, known for announcing potential weddings from the pulpit, stated two choir members would wed the next week. He then announced the hymn to be sung, which was "Who'll Be the Next the Cross to Bear?" prompting surprise and jests among the audience.
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Canada
Fly in the Soup Sparks Silent Exchange at Paris Hotel
Mrs Meadow complains of a fly in the soup while Mr Meadow, traveling with Miranda, hushes her. The trio jokes about the French menu and their ignorance, believing the bill of fare may feature fly soup.
Dyspepsia Jokes About Husband from Conversation
A witty exchange unfolds as one woman admits years of dyspepsia and reveals the ailment belongs to her husband rather than herself. The light moment turns on domestic humor and a healthy appearance masking deeper discomfort.
Dining Room Furniture Sales Selections Displayed
Dining room furniture assortment includes parlor tables in Circassian walnut with gold detailing and luxuriously upholstered armchairs in velour. Corner chairs feature carved mahogany frames. dining room suits in mahogany and oak offered in varied designs at attractive prices.
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Capesee
Reproductions of Colonial Bedroom Furniture on Display
Our extensive stock features numerous reproductions of choice Colonial pieces accurate in design details. Many items are crafted in our factory on the premises, ensuring quality control and timely availability.
Daisy and Tom-Tennis Tease Leads to Engagement
In the hot weather Daisy Wilson and Tom Coleman tease over a tennis match before Daisy admits she loves Tom. Victor Moore and Edgar Winters arrive with a friend, but Daisy focuses on Tom. After misunderstandings and riding, Winters confesses love for Daisy, yet Daisy ultimately declares she loves Tom and he proposes marriage.
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Tom Coleman
Lillian
Daisy Wilson
Tom
Daisy
Victor Moore
Edgar Winters
Victor
Winters
Fads and fashions parade in Mary Paris notes
Miss Mary Paris advocates boas and beads with lace veils in black white and cream. Parisian fashion favors black shoes with gown colored ribbons and novel neck bows for slim throats. Lace princess gowns Irish crochet and lacing sleeves outside the arm appear, with wine and maroon shades seen as modish as poke bonnet styles persist from Victorian influence.
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Paris
Love Advice From Mildred Champagne Dear Miss Champagne
A young 18 year old girl asks how to rekindle a past romance with a man who still cares for her. The adviser says to invite him to call, express clearly that she wants a renewal of the old relation, and that if he cares at all he will be glad the distance drew them closer.
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Miss Champagne
Dear Miss Champagne Finds Love Dilemma in a Homebound Suitor
A 24 year old woman seeks guidance on a long friendship with a 25 year old man. He may love another woman still tied to past promises, while he delays commitment to avoid harming his former beloved. She worries he waits for his old flame to move on before choosing her, and wonders how to win his full love now.
Easy Defiance of Self Defense in Biscuit Case
A prisoner accused of his wife’s death, during a chat with his lawyer, admits he threw a biscuit at her head as she pressed him to eat one. The lawyer suggests framing the case as self defense, arguing the biscuit attack caused the fatal injury.
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Arthur
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Riker- Jaynes Co
Jordan Marsh Co
Beverly —Ropes Drug Co
New Bedford
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H. A. Lawton
Fall River
W.B. Clarke Co
Tremont St
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
Ina Waymarket
Louis XV
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Sunday Post
B. Mildred Winburgh
Village Street
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Leonard & CO
Bromfield St
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Chippendale
Sheraton
Elliott
London
Venice
George Loring Brown
Bromfield Art Galleries
Yaragrap
Mary
Mildred Champagne
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