Private social rounds fill garrison tables with lively events
A long list of civilian and military guests attended bridge and dinner parties at the garrison last evening and Friday afternoon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Qarey, Mrs. Frederick pith, Captain Carnahan, Lieutenant Christi, Colonel Dyer, Mrs. Barsivetl, Mrs. Kurainskis, Mr. Atkinson, and many others. Music, carnations, and ferns decorated the scenes, with prizes and a collation at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Qarey
Frederick Pith
Ova Smith
Carnahan
Christi
Dyer
Mre
Eph Edward Barsivetl
Howe
Kurainskis
Mesdames
Aston H. Appel
Dear Myer
William McCleave
Tra Stith
Karl Tanner
Black
Tucker
Atherton
Banta
Shute
Era Smith
Mes. Persons
John Gill
Elizabeth Cho
Cheyenne
Cutter
Mrs. Brant
Mise Coahing
Captain Newbold
Major Macomb
Guy Atkinson
Industrial Club
Charles W.W. Riner
B. . Stone
Hartle
Major Latchford
Wv. K. Hart
Papes Diapepsin Promise of Quick Stomach Relief
An ad claims Pape’s Diapepsin cures stomach misery in five minutes. It touts relief from sour rises belching undigested food gas heaviness and nausea. The 50 cent can promises enough dose to treat dyspepsia indigestion and related stomach disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canada
Sermon Subjects at Churches Today
Various churches announce morning and afternoon sermons. Congregational and Christian Science plan talks on faith and Christ Jesus. Baptist and Congregational speakers cover the Laymen’s Missionary Movement with themes on laymen and the church. Presbyterian services feature Rev W M Nelson and Mr W C Hoskins with a Laymen theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First ‘Congregational Church
Stull
W. L. Whipple
Ink
Habakkuk
Missionary Committee
Frankly Moore
Rank L. “Moore
South Congregational Church
Christian Science Church
Christ Jesus
Frank Ll. Moore
M. A. Kline
Archdeacon Dray
Presbyterian Church
W. M. Nelson
W. C. Hoskins
Blood Health and Disease Cures Mentioned in Parilia Claims
A distorted passage extols blood health through red and white corpuscles and claims Parilia cures for numerous diseases. It asserts purer blood leads to health and extols vast cures for ailments like rheumatism and eczema, with grand promises and sweeping effectiveness.
Free the Stomach and How To Cure Its Ills
An old advertisement promotes a stomach remedy by Dr. Caldwell offering a free bottle upon request. It claims to ease stomach and liver issues, headaches, and indigestion, urging readers to send name and address for the free sample and doctor’s address for further guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Mead
Caldwell
Monticello
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Recipe From Granulated Sugar
A home remedy outlines making pinex cough syrup by mixing granulated sugar with warm water and pine extract to create a pleasant tasting syrup. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds and chest pains and notes the syrup keeps well and lasts a family long time.
Missionary Conversion Theme Draws Youths To Service
The fragment notes a church event with young people gathered at six thirty for a service on the topic Winning the Nation. The leader Nathan Myers is mentioned as the main figure with a sermon by the pastor at Higcapal church. Richardyon is also listed in connection to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrd. Wi
Whippie
Wreddle Dellater
Church Plano Fund
Plagg
Ruth Jensen
Louisey, Stimpson
Marjorie Whipple
Marion Treat
Misa Deleater
Edna Jessen
Lucile Smith
Marion’ ‘Treat
Kate Taylor
Lillie Roberts
Lena Smith
Margaret Brown
Selma Lawritson
Louise
Stimpson
Emily Underwood
Rtha Myers
Fun S
Pal
Ishop Nathanial
Higcapal
Richardyon
Depaulter Arrest Reveals Escape From Affinity Case
George A Caption a $75 weekly United States Express cashier was arrested after a three month southern trip amid allegations of squandered loot from champagne and gambling. He told Harrison Street police there was nothing different in his case than others and cited leaving Chicago Christmas night with a woman who later departed at Palm Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fey
George A
United States
Hxpress
South
Harrison Street
Cation
Express Company
Hig
Caption
Palm Beach
A Woman Sifts Excuses for Children Against Husband
In this reflective snippet a woman weighs excuses for her children and flaws in her husband’s explanations. The lines explore marital strain and selective judgment within domestic life.
Long Island Mother Reveals Large Family Portrait
New York reports Mrs. Haley J. Bulger of Flushing claims to have had more children than any woman on Long Island. Her husband Oscar Darling from Amityville has fathered many sons, with ten born in the same house at 28 South Prince Street, Flushing, over a span of years. Their son Edward is 28, Joseph 16, Robert 14, while the youngest birth is recorded, and Mary Donnelly is noted as Bulger’s maiden name. The family, including a brother in Ireland with seventeen sons, marks a rare census of births in a single household.
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Carnegie Library
W.C. Mentzer
New York
Long Island
Haley J. Bulger
Flushing
Oscar Darling
Amityville
Hulgera
South
Prince Street
Livity
Eadward
Joseph
Robert
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Adah Bryan
Denver
J.T. Wellh
Mr. Pred Bturdevant
Earle
Misa
Freddie Delanter
Are, Wiliam Bt
Ross
Buchanan
Charles Bristol
R. N. Fiurtcbison
Charles Griffen
Thomas Meldrum
William Walker
Edward Smalley
Clarence Holliday
W.B. Ross
D. W. Gill
Piasts
Agnes ‘Nast
Katherine Maddox
Florence Mott
Jones Stuart
Thompson
Park
Temiplin
Daiber
Ross Snyder
Dugan
Joseph’ Wasserman
Mabel Knight
la Grippe
Guy’ Atkinson
Fort Russell
Portland
Oregon
Honolulu
Mason Smith
Cyrus
Woman's
The
Aid Society of the
South Side
Lawrence Brittain
East Tenth Street
Wyoming Woman's, Club
Neual
P. O. H. Sisterhood
George Dalber
Miss Barger
Win One
Methodist Church
BH. W. Hall
Ilinois
Mise Gale Glisen
W. C. Mentzer
Knoxville
Town
Jenten
St. Mark's Guild
Ingersoll
Store OF Quality
Mary
Depaulter
Danel
Bulge
Meyer Frank
New York City
William Rivers Dry Goods
Vare Model Gleaning & Dyeing Works
WYETH
Westlake
West Main Street
Rochester
N. Y
Wyeth Chemical Company, Iy Fount, ci
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