Southern beauty Susanne Carroll to wed Maj. John Phillip Hill
Susanne Carroll, a noted southern beauty, will marry Maj. John Phillip Hill United States district attorney for Maryland. The engagement was announced after Robert W. Chambers dedicated his novel to Carroll and hinted at a mystery surrounding the nickname "Smith" which is revealed as Dennis in the tale. The June wedding draws Ball-74 New York society and European attention amid early wedding chatter.
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Smith
Dennis
Susanne Carroll
J. H
Major Hill
New York
Europe
Sper
How to avoid a double chin and keep facial contour
A beauty columnist advises that double chins come from poor head posture and eye focus. She prescribes neck and chin exercises, head alignment, hot water and ice treatment, and dietary tips to maintain facial contour and beauty.
Local Horse Tracing and Strawberry Festival News
Detectives Hackett and Fox traced a missing horse to Stratford after a New Haven man reported it stolen or mislaid. A possessor with a bill of sale faces loss as McFesters asserts property rights and plans to return home today. The Silver Bay and Camp Altamont committee promote a bigger strawberry festival on May 23 with concerts, solos, whistling, and a stage play followed by an auction of unclaimed institute articles and a dance in Recreation Hall.
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Paresh
Pahpass
North Main Street
Anium Avenues
New Haven
Hackett and
Fox
Stratford
McFesters
Silver Bay
Camp Altamont
Thomas McHugh
Mary McHugh
Edward Cole
Babb
Recreation Hall
New York figures push press case in defamation row
The article notes supporters of a colonel plan to press charges and call witnesses including Lawrence Abbott of the Outlook. It mentions future testimony by many men who back the colonel and his stance that reports must be noticed, with names such as Pinchot Garfield Riis and officials of the Progressive party cited.
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Lawrence Abbott
Outlook
Olonel
Pinchot
James R. Garfield
Jacob Riis
C. K. Davis
Progressive Party
John Callan ofLaughlin
Gilson
Gerdner
Bywands
Naeau Etreet
Coon
Roosevelt
Thieefty
James R. Pound
Marvill
Eald
Duluth
Mich
Tae
Banker Walker Dies After Mercury Poisoning Death
Macon Georgia May 22 after a week long battle with bichloride of mercury poisoning banker B Sangere Walker died early today. Family members had gathered as doctors warned there was no hope. He faced death with fortitude while under opiate relief and occasional lucid intervals showing no suffering.
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Macon
B. Sangere Walker
Walker
Poison mystery surrounds death of Mr Walker
Family reports indicate physicians refused to discuss treatment. Mr Walker reportedly remained in his room after taking a tablet mistaken for headache medicine, with tensions rising over conflicting Macon reports.
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Mr. Walker
Macon
Walker
Girl Detective Finds Thief's Loot Horse
A gray horse weighing 900 pounds and attached to a light delivery wagon vanished from New Haven on April 25. Owned by Charles McFesters of 370 Orchard Street, the horse and wagon were recovered after a girl acting as a detective reported a lead about the stolen property. The owner heard that the horse had been shod near Bruceang, confirming the recovery.
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New Haven
Charles McFesters
Orchard Street
See
Bruceang
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