Lady Constance Weds After Disappointing the Rev
London society reports the marriage of Dowager Lady Constance Fairdmbe to the Rev Mr Hawkein after a July disappointment. The couple wed quietly Monday, with Earl of Liverpool present and curious crowd outside. The groom, 49, has an income around 816, while rumor links the disappearance of Lady Constance to financial matters.
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Haw
London
Dow
Laury
Constance Fairdmbe
Afawkine
MiNi
Ana Tarried
Peter
Howe
Anate
Liverpool
Constance
Whitewell
Building a Character in Moral Armor and Reputation
The passage argues that character is the wool forming a coat of mail defending honor as the swiftest arrow of shame or the keenest knife of disrepute cannot pierce it. Every thought, act, and word adds a link in the golden chain of character, shaping a reputation that external forces can only destroy if an internal will allows.
Seventy Witnesses Testify On McNamara Activities Before Grand Jury
Seventeen women and seven men testified before a federal grand jury in Los Angeles as part of the McNamara case investigations. Witnesses traced J. H. McNamara and associates movements from San Pedro to Los Angeles, including dynamite purchases in Glendale and storage in South San Francisco, up to the Times building bombing weeks earlier. The testimony aimed to establish connections and planned actions tied to the dynamite imports and the bombing.
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McNamaras
Los Angeles
Seventeett
Aomt
Ieite Inc
Wenvirtos
Soltenisesserd
Dyiurait Bs
Melispeon
McNamary
Pilus
Biryes
J.B. McNamapa
Times
J. FH. McNamara
M.A. Schmildt
David
Glant
Cal
Amt
Police
San Francisco
Moeta Depot Ad Promises First Class Union Service
An old notice from Moeta announces train service from Union Depot with emphasis on first class travel and baggage transfer. The text references M. Jackson as proprietor and notes attention to transfers and luggage handling.
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W, M. Jackson
Moeta
Union Depot
Ity
Trauke
Oliver Beauty Shop Hair Culture and Services
Oliver Beauty Shop offers hair culture facial massage manicuring and hair goods. Open hours 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 5 30 p m with other hours by appointment. Mrs W E Oliver Room 5 Ajax Bldg Bell Phone iimI.
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Oliver Beauty Shop
W. EK. Oliver
Ajax
Bell Phone
iImi
At Cost Handbags and Stoves Sale at Brown Block
W Brown will sell ladies handbags at cost to close out the stock. New five dollar bags priced at five fifty four fifty bags at two thirty five two ninety five bags at one sixteen two dollar bags at one sixty one fifty bags at ninety. Also two wood or gas heating stoves a safe counters and show cases available. Brown Block.
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W. Brown
Boy Falls Into Hot Water at Home Tragedy
A young son of Mr. and Mrs. Carmady accidentally toppled a pail of scalding hot water on a kitchen hoop. The child fell in and suffered severe burns. A neighbor woman rescued him and called Dr. Blanchard. The incident occurred on Fasilidie Street in the afternoon.
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Jumvatawns BS. Y
Wi Mw
Carmady
Willd Dobie
Fieve
Terhith
Lahovlew Rove
Jeff
Dr. Blanchard
Big Oil Deal Consummated in Warren County
A major oil and gas purchase was completed by Goldeh and Fischer, Duke Genter, and J. R. Pisraon near Warren. The deal covers about 350 acres with several producing wells. Terms were not disclosed but the price is reported to be around 75000 dollars.
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Warren
Vos
Goldeh
Fischer
Duke Genter
J. R. Pisraon
Dorothy Begins a Novel in the Middle
A quirky saying notes Dorothy always starts a novel in the middle to stir interest. It suggests readers focus on how the story ends and how it began, prompting excitement over two problems.
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Slic
Free Lecture at Congregational Church Draws Bible Students
A free lecture by H. J. Aldriel, noted Bible student of Buffalo, N.Y., will be held at the Congregation Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. He will present Bible evidence on mankind history from the fall to the hoped for Millennial Kingdom and the Times of Restitution. Skeptics and Christians of all views are welcome to hear the systematic presentation.
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Childen
H. J. Aldriel
Buffalo
N.Y
International Bitte Studente Association
Aldrich
New Head of Dubois Schools Picked in Unanimous Vote
W. K. R. Stauglin, acting principal at Millersville Normal School, was unanimously elected borough superintendent of schools to succeed Dr. J. H. Alleman who resigned last night. The appointment follows the Dec. 13 meeting in Dufpls.
Not Polite at Dinner, Parkins Heeds Silent Plea
A fragmented note recalls a minister’s tea inviting a family to share a meal. An awkward moment arises when a young guest mutters about the aroma, prompting restrained reactions from the host and guests. The scene hints at social customs and unspoken etiquette.
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Philladelphia
How To Live Life Lengthened To Its Fullest
A compact medley urges living on straight lines with balance between joy and setback. It extols embracing the supreme value of the average, savoring personal success yet not despairing at defeat, and cherishing life to linger and dream in its fruitful pastures. A closing note references a Poor Manages Leberigun and a Con found It.
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Cohen’s Department Store
Gladys
Darth—Hit
Liu
Puck
Duke Center
Warren Man
Cancer New Enn
Dubois
Millersville Normal School
Parkins
Tribune
Portland
Waterloo Wagon Co
Waterloo
N. Y
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