Margaret Carnegie Marries Ensign Roswell Miller in New York
Miss Margaret Carnegie daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie wed Ensign Roswell Miller USN at the Carnegie home in New York in a quiet ceremony. Clergy from Brick Presbyterian and Madison Avenue Presbyterian officiated. bride given away by her father. brother C Robert Miller served as best man. They plan a honeymoon at Shadowbrook Lenox Mass and will reside in Princeton New Jersey where the bridge room will pursue two years at Princeton University. Ballard's Snow Liniment ad appears at end.
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New York
Margaret Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Ensign Roswell Miller
Carnegie
William P. Merrill
Brick Presbyterian Church
Henry Sloane Coffin
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
C. Robert Miller
Shadowbrook
Lenox
Mass
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Bailey Likely Skip Texas Suf frage Fight
Former Senator Bailey has no definite plan to join Texas in the suffrage amendment battle. He remains in Kentucky on business and is not expected to visit Texas in the near term, with a Washington return anticipated by week’s end.
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Washington
Bailey
Texas
Kentucky
Liver Health and Digestive Aids Promote Work Fitness
An older advertisement urges individuals to maintain health to support their families. It touts Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and digestion, and Herb ine as a liver stimulant to relieve bilious symptoms. The message ends with a discouragement of self-criticism.
Bush says railroads face gloomy future in 1919
Austin April 22 B F Bush regional director of the United States Railroad Administration told the Texas Railroad Commission that there will be a gloomy outlook for common carriers in 1919. He opposed restoring prewar passenger service and said auto travel is cutting railroad revenues while a general return of lines remains unfinanced.
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Austin
Texas
B. F. Bush
Reginal
United States Railroad Administration
Southwest
Railroad Commission
Bush
Mayfield
Earle Mayfield
Mr. Bush
Commissioner Mayfield
Congress
Purport of Herbine Claim for Liver Health
Sallow complexion is linked to a tor pid liver. Herbine purifies and strengthens the liver and bowels and restores the rosy bloom of health to the cheek. Sold by all druggists.
Diet and Chamberlains Tablets for digestion guidance
The piece advises adopting a diet suited to age and occupation and keeping bowels regular. It suggests taking one Chamberlains Tablet when feeling overfull or constipated.
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Chamberlain
Wheel barrow editor shows push despite limited ambition
The managing editor of a wheel barrow may not have much ambition but you can't say that he hasn't much push.
McGees Baby Elixir for stomach and bowel distress
A historic notice promotes McGees Baby Elixir as a grand corrective remedy for babies stomach and bowel disorders. It claims to ease digestion sourness vomiting and colic with pleasant taste, noting it is pure wholesome and sold locally.
Quote on discussing women shows ignorance, author notes
A terse remark argues that when a man begins discussing women it signals a lack of understanding. The line presents a wary stance on male commentary about women and suggests limited credibility in such talk.
Weekly Health Talks What Doctor Pierce Has Done For Humanity
A tribute to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo praising his public sharing of remedies and detailing Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The article extols his openness about ingredients, claims bowel cleansing benefits, and urges constipation sufferers to seek the pellets from their druggist.
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Doctor Pierce
Pierce
Buffalo
America
Dr. Pierce
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