Felicia Glaylea and Drew Pearson Wed in California
Felicia Glaylea, great granddaughter of Joseph Mei, married Drew Pearson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin Pearson of Swarthmore Pennsylvania. The ceremony occurred in Long Beach California as social circles plan a Washington debut and future life in policy circles.
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Leonora Ellen Glayela
Joseph Mei
Chicago Tribune
Drew Pearson
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Paul Martin Pearson
Swarthmore
Marriave
Long Beach
Cal
Fleanor Patterson
Chicago
Joseph Glagela
Felicia
Poland
Europe
Russia
Tellcia
Uttle
Washleghim
Wyoming
San Diego
Marion Maron
Washington
California
McClintock case indicts for typhoid inoculation scheme
In Chicago the McClintock fortune saga widens as William N. McClintock’s death is tied to alleged typhoid inoculation by Dr Falman and William D. Shepherd. Falman confesses giving germs to Shepherd who allegedly doctored Billy McClintock. Shepherd denies the charges. The case raises questions about the late matriarch’s will and related deaths as a long legal fight over the fortune looms.
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McClintock
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Charles ©. Falman
William N. McClintock
Falman
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Billy
Isabelle Pope
Shepherd Voy
Oscar Olson
Harry Olson
Chicago Municipal Court
Matsudaira Delivers Message of Peace as New Japanese Ambassador
Tsuneo Matsudaira presented credentials in Washington and is warmly welcomed in Chicago and San Francisco. He comes from a renowned Japanese family, served as secretary general of the Japanese delegation to the Washington arms conference, and held key posts in Europe and as vice minister of foreign affairs. He travels with a peace mission, urging U S Japan friendship and settlements guided by mutual respect.
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Tsuneo Matsudaira
Washington
Pernona Grata
San Francisco
Chicago
Mat Sudaira Ja
New
Japan
Avell
Europe
Pacific
America
United States
Masano Honihiura
Fechet to Replace Mitchell as A A S Chief in Washington
Col James Edmond Fechet will leave Kelly Field to become head of the Army Air Service in Washington. A 47-year-old cavalryman turned airman, he entered the army in the Spanish American War and rose to lieutenant colonel. He will serve four years as assistant chief with the rank of brigadier general. His lineage includes Col Edmond Quatave Fechet and Col Eugene O Mechet, veterans of Civil War and Spanish American War.
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Washington
Trent
James Edmond Fechet
Kelly Field
William Mitchell
Agsterant
Army Air Service
Air Service
Edmond Quatave
Antieram
Eugene O. Mechet
Signal Gorpa
Litty-two
Mary Graham Bonner ZOO NOTES From Fairyland birch bark news
A whimsical zoo newsletter reports on a parade of animals and friends. Young Leopard Seal charms a girl with tricks. Linmu family from South America relates to camels. Mrs Camel has a baby daughter. Mrs Lion tends three cubs. South American iguanas and Haitian rhinoceros iguanas dislike cold but welcome spring. White Tailed Deer and California Seals featured. Polar Bear kept away from Seals. Tasingnian Wolf lives in rock crevices. Lemur of Madagascar plays at night. Mr Owl explains his daytime wakefulness. Mr Raccoon noted as playful with a cousin pet owned by a boy. zoo animals send greetings.
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Tearle
Zoo
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Billie
Wim
Fairyland
Lillie Brownls
Zoo News
Leopard Seal
Linmu
South America
Camel
America
Asia
California
Mada
Gascar
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Mr Owl
Raccoon
No Such Car Excerpt Reflects Classroom Quip on Tough Vehicle
A muddled school-room exchange features a teacher mispronouncing a term like para severance while students debate a car that could pull a man along rough roads and through jungles. Tom My, son of an auto dealer, adds a windy remark about tension and effort.
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Tommy
When the bells drown out holy talk in Canterbury
A Nebraska traveler in Canterbury, amid springtime chimes, clashes with a benevolent cleric. The clergyman extols the sacred sound as divine communication, while the American quips that the bells drown out the message, making the scene a comic clash of faith and humor.
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England
Tunis
Canterbury Cathedral
Parts
Thall
Nebraska
Union
Gentlemean
Bella
Ameridia
Parson
Might Be Called An Active Man At New Orleans Wharf
A crowded New Orleans waterfront erupts as a brawl between an Irish trucker and a Black driver ends with the latter knocked down. A police officer questions the injured man who cannot identify his assailant, asking the Black worker to describe a man who fled in fear. The scene reflects a tense encounter between two workers during a busy haulage period.
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New Orleans
Darky
Orchard pruning wounds protect and cover large cuts
A historical note from University of California experts outlines pruning practices to maintain tree balance and fruit production. It advises avoiding removal of large limbs when possible, and using protective coverings on wounds of one and a half inches or more. It details disinfectants like cyanide of mercury with caution, and lists coverings such as white lead paint, grafite D, oronite, and explainer thinner.
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Stiller
Save Girdled Trees by Bridge Grafting During Winter
Wintering orchards face heavy rabbit and rodent damage as they gnaw bark on young trees. Bridge grafting in spring is cited as the only reliable method to save girdled trees, after extensive experiments with washes and protective coatings failed. Field-proven protection includes trunk wrapping with lath or woven strips to shield the bark.
Planting Tips for Fruit Trees and Ornamentals
A fragmented note discusses planting fruit trees and ornamentals with emphasis on soil, roots, and pruning. It references spraying practices using lime and sulfur, cautions about disease, and advises pruning to smooth ends and shorten long roots. Specifics mention peach trees, root trimming, and removing badly brussed roots.
East Side merchant builds life from street stalls to bank credit
The piece recounts a foreign born man who rose from Forsythe Street sidewalk selling to owning a store and showcases, finally opening a bank account. A bank assistant initially informs him his account is overdrawn by 108, then staff recounts the balance. In a moment the teller notes an accidental misstatement and corrects his balance to a positive five dollars.
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Forsythe Street
Enghter
Enaliter
Plese
Abruma
Abring
Remarkable Verdure Medicine Claim in Patent Nonsense
A damaged text fragment reports a claim about a medicinal product named Lydia veretable Compound. It includes garbled lines about healing, doctors, hospitals, and a testimonial from Mrs. Jr AY Jones of 317 College Avenue Norfolk. The passage is unclear and contains many OCR errors.
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Mre. Jr .Ay Jones
College Avenue
Norfolk
American Wood Pulp Supply Decline Impacts Paper Making
A Science Service note states forests supply only a portion of pulp used in paper making. It claims 870 cords of spruce and 180000 cords of aspen would be needed annually to offset imports.
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Science Service
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