Servian Throne Claim Sparks Iowa Debate In Farce
A quirky column discusses an Iowa man asserting mock claim to the Servian throne, mocks political figures and events, and sends sharp wit toward U S diplomacy, Congress and Tennessee politics, with satirical notes on public officials and dangerous public discourse.
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Nashville婚件把流光溢彩的社交缔结化作婚事
纸页记述在纳什维尔及中田纳西地区的社交活动。新婚者为Mins Rane May Carmack与Herry P. Granbery,婚礼在新娘姨妈家举行,二人自马里县蒙特乐普莱森出身,双方家族在当地有影响力。新娘为Carmack家与Danlans家族之女,婚后将居于新郎乡村宅。文中还报道了学生表演、 Verdant Drills、以及Yoest家举办的床单花边舞会等活动。
Neel-Peebles wedding at Springill home
A quiet home wedding of Miss Zora Wilkes Poe Jitedganne died DM Neel took place at the bride's mother Mrs A W Peebles home in Springill with about relatives present. The ceremony occurred at 5 pm performed by Meg David A Kelley. Afterward the couple left by train to Bristol for their future home as family and friends wish them happiness.
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Herry P. Granbery
H. J. Jones
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Twdard D. Carmack
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Mira Elizabeth Friel
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Iby Collcall
Mise Addie Sims Bennett
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Miga Kilzibeth Lipscomb
Confederacy reunion in Louisville honors Gen Stephen D Lee
In Louisville ky on June 15 surviving Confederate veterans gathered under crimson canopies for the fifteenth annual reunion. Gen Stephen D Lee received long applause as he stood in the center flanked by leaders like Rev Dr J William Jones and Gen Cabell of Texas. Attendance, including railroad men and visitors, was estimated near fifteen thousand as final business concluded and the day shifted to pleasure.
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Long Standing Feud Ends in Carter Children Murder in Georgia
In Valdosta Georgia W L Carter a former Methodist minister suffers the murder of his 15 year old daughter and 10 year old son and a younger child wounded as a dog barking leads them to investigate. Carter fires on a prowler in his yard and suspects a negro assailant though others may have been involved.
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Coffee Firm Joins Bid to Cut Costs in 1930s Trade
A phrase from a vintage ad line hints at a bold plan to lower prices by reducing coffee brand lines. Joose and Chase & Sanborn appear as examples in a broader discussion of optimism and cost cutting in the era.
Young's and local visitors listed in community notes
Local column records a parade of visitors and arrivals including Mrs Wilovin Lowell Ava children, Miss Camille Gordon guest of Louisvilla relatives, Dr Alfred Horseley's residence near Tron Bridge, Miss Ellie Melvemore returning from Fairmont Seminary, Miss Fannie May Garner visiting Miss Lalo Fly, Bliss Claxton visiting Miss Minnie Lou Davis, overstock sale by S E Callender Co, and upcoming events at Godwin Chapel and Bridges Methodist Church. Reunion trip to Louisville, Ky. noted for several residents. Gravett news mentions career change and hometown ties.
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Dan Englinb
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W. C. Aydelott
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J. P. Street
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Camille Gordon
Crose Bridges
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Alfred Horseley
Tron Bridge
Misa Ellie Melvemore
Fairmont Seminary
Washington, D
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Timmons
Mie Lalo Fly
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Bliss Claxton
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Minnie Lou Davis
Santa Fe Pike
E. Callender & CO
G. Y. Blackwoot
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Kit Dlickwoll
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Etta Timmons
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No Snakes in Hawaii Policy Proclaimed
Honolulu dispatch notes a long standing policy to keep snakes out of Hawaii with fears of landings. The steamship Alameds allegedly carried oz of soaks and tor oktshtame seo, with forts set to prevent landing.
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