Princess Mary and Viscount Liscelies Begin Secluded Honeymoon
In Shifnal England on March 1 Princess Mary and Viscount Liscelies wed in London and plan a secluded honeymoon at Wanton Park. They requested privacy with limited staff and even the telephone disabled to deter outside intrusion. The couple intends to stay several days as villagers respect their wish for solitude while the estate offers diversions and the husband conducts a patrol to inspect the church on the grounds.
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Shifnal
England
Mary
Viscount Liscelies
London
Wanton Park
Gay
Miners Trapped After Cave-In At California Mine
Three miners were entombed at the 1,000 foot level of the Atlallo Maryland mine in Glassvalley California after a cave-in. Company officials told the state dod ubteset arcade dent commission that the men had room to move. Air and water pipes indicated at least one man was alive as rescue crews labored to reach them.
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San Francisco
Mar
Stop Insomnia by Internal Baths Promised by Tyrrell Institute
Mrs William Kindes of Dayton Ohio writes to Tyrrell Hygienic Institute New York praising the J B L Cascade remedy for insomnia caused by constipation and internal poisons. The ad claims the product cleanses the lower intestine, prevents waste buildup, and relieves constipation indigestion stomach troubles headaches and related ailments. Liggett’s Drug Store offers a free guide and explanations of the treatment credited to Dr Chay A Tyrrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kindes
West
Dayton
Ohio
Tyrrell Hygienic Institute of
New York
J. B. L. Cascade
Liggett,s Drug Store
J. B. J. Carcade
Chay
A. Tyrrell
Sulphur soothes ugly itching skin advert
A noted skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur as a thin preparation that quickly subdues fiery eczema rashes and blotches with repeated application. The ad claims it cools and soothes the skin, is harmless, and available from any good druggist.
Canada seeks reciprocity with United States in tariff talks
Canada’s finance minister W Fielding arrives in Washington to pursue informal talks on reciprocal trade with the United States. The move aims to revisit the stalled 1911 reciprocity pact as Congress debates tariff bills under Fordney. Canadian officials emphasize keeping the 1911 act on the books, while U.S. farmers and border states weigh potential protections. Major entities include Canada and the United States, Fielding, Mackenzie King, and Congress.
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David Lawrence
Bridgeport
Ashington
Mar
Canada
American Congress
Fielding
Fin
Department of State
Diecuss Ts
Rnke
Mr. Fielding
Taft
William McKinley
Congress
Liberal Party
Ottawa
Mackenzie-King
America
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Billould
Cupper
Kansas
Ates
Minnesota
North Dakota
Taril
Ags Jong Og
Washington
Jordney
Underwood-Simmons
Sam
Magsachusatts
Brft
McKinley
Hall to lecture on industry psychology
Dr Warren Hall industrial psychologist speaks at the Junior Chamber dinner meeting in the Y M C A about the psychology of industry and scientific employment. He will discuss how to read applicants and match them to jobs using psychoanalytic insights, with a round table discussion to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrém Fall
Chamber of
Commierce
Hall
Deila
Dr George Harris of Amherst College Dies at 78
New York March 1 Dr George Jorria president emeritus of Amherst College died at his home aged 78 Born in East Machias Maine he graduated Amherst College 1866 Andover Theological Seminary 1869. He served in Congregational pulpits Auburn and Providence later teaching Christian theology at Andover. He led Amherst as president 1899 to 1912 and authored theological works receiving honorary degrees from Harvard Yale Dartmouth and Amherst. Burial will be in Providence Saturday afternoon.
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New York
Marc
George Jorria
Emeritua
Amherst College
Easl Machias
Harrie
Amherst
Andover Theological Seminary
Auburn
Providence
Andover
Aliherst
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Harris
Airplanes Used to Carry Relief to Snowbound City
Snowbound Traverse City area relies on relief flights from Grand Rapids to restore mail and food supplies. Blizzards trap districts, a relief train breaks through drifts for the first time, while Sutton's Bay natives face hunger and dog meals.
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Travorsh City
Mich
Grand Ranide
Sutton’s Bay
Traverse City
Judge Mack rules on who lied in Pickford suit
Federal Judge Mack said either Mary Pickford or Mrs. Cora C. Wilkenning lied in the $108,000 suit over Mary’s salary. A jury later reached a verdict sealed until morning, with Mary denying the Wilkenning tale and her husband Dougins Fairbanks present in court.
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New York
Mack
Mary Pickford
Cora C. Wilkenning
Mary
Adolf Zukor
Two Arrested Charged With Reckless Driving
Werner Hobe of 272 Wallach Street and Jane Foreman of 293 State Street were arrested for reckless driving after a crash on Gold Street near Water Street. Police say a delivery wagon collided with a latte jin er bug at 27 miles an hour.
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Werner Hobe
Wallach Street
Gold Street
Water Street
John Street
Janey Foreman
State’ Street
Remove It The Outer Skim Dulls Strong Taste
A fragment notes that removing the outer skim from items and phops will lessen a strong taste that many people object to. The context suggests a practice aimed at improving flavor by stripping surface layers.
Acid Indigestion Remedy Promoted by Bisulated Magnesia
An advertisement outlines stomach troubles caused by acidity and promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a safe quick remedy. It claims the product neutralizes stomach acid, relieves gas and sourness, and is available in powder or tablet form through druggists.
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Ryvian
Ten Year Drop in U S Blindness Cited
Chicago reports the Journal of the American Medical Association attributes a near 9,000 decline in U S blindness over the 1920 to 1930 period due to better infant care medical knowledge public education and census analysis. The article cites rates by race state and region with Indiana and New Mexico at extremes.
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Chicago
United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
Censis
Indiana
New England
South Central States
New Mexico
Wyoming
Police Board Chief Arrests Horse Driver in Huntington
Philo C. Calhoun, president of the board of police commissioners, yesterday morning arrested Jozeph Horvath of Huntington when he saw Horvath brutally harming his horse. The prisoner will be arraigned for trial this morning.
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Philo C. Calhoun
Board of Police Commissioners
Jozeph Horvath
Huntington
Morvath B
Federation Head Speaks At Business Women's College
Mrs Leta Lake Forrest of Detroit and president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women spoke at the Band club room in the Liberty building. The talk covered the federation's meaning, the role of foreign women, health and education, dress standards, and mentoring younger businesswomen.
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Federation Head
Business Women’s College
Leta Lake Forrest
Detroit
National Federation of Burmese and
Tiberty
Ton Iyooma
Forrest
Lynn Wilson
Euphrosyne Bown
League of Women Vovers
H. Willard Fleck
Robert Bradley
A. H. Bullard
College Club
Anne Rwsmith
Henry Blodgett
Tula Dungan
Grace J. Carter
Grace House
Alma Lecker
Ming Rose Houss
Catherina Yarbrough
L. I.ruehle
G. T. Groeley
Kythering Hh Howlit
Gracia L Rice
Emma
Dividis
Jane Vrrigave
Isa Belle Lyford
Irene Newtien
Herman Langrete
Hilnabeth Beatty
Grace
W. D. Kilpatrick
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Piuks
Harrest
Saia i
Ator
Foreign War Veterans Plan Nationwide Bonus Rally
Veterans groups schedule a Soldiers' Bonus Day rally next Sunday across all posts. John H. Williams, department commander of Raymond Harrid post, sent telegrams to state commanders confirming the nationwide action.
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Nulohat
John H. Wiliams
Raymond Harrid
Vic
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