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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1920

Page

3

Lady Larkspur continues grand deception and revelations

In Barton England Mrs Bashford's impostor Alice and Constance reveal their ruse to Torrence Raynor and a US state department agent. Alice confesses to posing as relatives and actors while Searles seeks the ideal Lady Larkspur. The embassy warns against further stage adventures for Violet Dewing as Seabring arrives.

Alice Mrs. Farnsworth Searles Barton Constance America England Lfe Raymond B. Bashford Raynor Mrs. Bashford American State Department Papa Sir Arnold Seabring Torrence Miss Seabring Terrence Bainbridge Trust Company United States Violet Dewing

Arab genealogies traced through centuries as Moslem records

Prof. Talcott Williams notes Arabs worldwide can trace their lineage through authentic documents. He cites descendants of Mohammed and Abu Bekr, and highlights Jerusalem’s leading Moslem family the Khaldi, whose genealogical records span 1,300 years.

Prof Talcott Williams Turkey Mohammed Arabia Somaliland East Africa Abu Bekr Jerusalem Kakhed Syria

Sound Advice for Young Men on Risks and Integrity

A speaker urges youths to avoid reckless driving near cliffs and splurging money. He warns the bravado of peers is ignorance and lack of business sense. The message counsels safety, cleanliness, strength, and honesty to prevent regret.

Attractive Frocks for Leisure Hours

Two afternoon frocks in silk georgette and taffeta headline this fashion feature. Each uses a tunic and widened hip lines with a bodice extending over the waistline. Georgette emphasizes embroidery at the front and back with a long tunic, while the taffeta version forms an apron drapery with a flounce and corded sleeves.

Etiquette of Weddings Prescribes Totals of Preparations

A guide outlines wedding customs including invitations and announcements, envelope etiquette, costs covered by the bride’s parents, and the roles of the bridal party. It covers gowning, rehearsal, motor arrangements, and duties of the maid of honor and best man with emphasis on formal procedures and proper timing.

Trousseau

Detective Baty Kills Four Mexicans After Home Invasion

Pueblo police veteran Detective Charles Baty, 704 West Fourth, fired on four assailants at 1:20 AM as they came to his house to assassinate him. He killed Salvador Parea, 28, and wounded three others after a gun battle from his doorway. Mrs. Baty aided by supplying two more revolvers. This marked the seventh Mexican killed by Baty in 20 years on the force.

Pueblo Colo Charles Baty West Fourth Street Salvador Parea Baty Mr. Bat

Half Pound Baby Defies Odds At Six Weeks

Jeanne Ousset daughter of Louis and Mrs Ousset of 229 East 135th Street weighs one pound three ounces at six weeks. Doctors doubted survival but nurse Louise Benard reports perfect health and steady development. The infant, champion lightweight, amuses herself with a doll as she grows.

New York Jeanne Ousset Jeanne Louis Ousset East 1 Thirty-fifth Street Louise Benard Mrs. Ousset Miss Benard

Hardware diet swallowed by shellshock patient shocks doctors

In a Danville hospital a shellshock patient had 68 foreign objects in his stomach after surgery. Doctors led by head surgeon Driesbach found 30 tin rolls the size of a finger, four toothbrush handles, four wooden depressors, nails, buttons, hooks, needles and sticks. The case reveals extraordinary habits during delirium.

Danville United States

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LADY Larkspur Meredith Nicholson Mr. Torrence Mr.Raynor Antoine Mr. Raynor Mr. Singleton Bob King Raynor Routs Mexican District Claim
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