Lulu Bett's impulsive wedding shatters Warbleton optics
In Warbleton Lulu Bett elopes with Ninian Deacon and is secretly married after a theater outing. The ceremony upends family routines as Ina Dwight and Mrs. Bett react with mixed hurt, concern, and reluctant care, prompting a tense rebalancing of loyalties at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Herbert Deacon
Warbleton
Lulu Bett
Bobby Larkin
Deacon
Diana
Ninian
Lulu
Dwight
Lula
World Scout Conference At Paris Shaped Global Movement
The Paris gathering of 140 delegates from 30 nations built a vision of scou t leadership shaping international peace and welfare. Three American delegates joined Lorne W. Barclay and Ambassador Myron T. Herrick, with Baden-Powell as permanent presiding officer. A nine member permanent committee won power to admit groups, draft rules, manage finances, and guide the bureau between biennial meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
Paris
Clarence H. Howard
Walter W. Head
James E. West
Europe
Lorne W. Barclay
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
International Scout Bureau
Robert Baden-Powell
West
International Bureau
Scouts Reach Drowning Men After Lake Rescue
During a weekend camping trip three Seattle Scouts from Troop 280 spotted two men in distress in a lake near a turned canoe. They launched two boats despite an oar breaking and pulled both men to safety, reviving them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Troop 280
Bull Rampage in Southwest Baltimore Ends in Disappearance
A runaway bull from an unknown origin caused destruction in a Baltimore residence on a swath of streets. It charged through a back door, toppled furniture, damaged wallpaper and a gas stove, forcing the Nast family to flee. The bull fled outside and vanished amid a pursuing crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lewis,a., Nast
Prediction of Death Comes True for New Jersey Man
Arthur Van Ohlen twenty five of Little Ferry New Jersey and another man were burned by steam and suffocated beneath boilers at the Continental Paper Company plant in Bogota New Jersey. Van Ohlen had warned his sister at a party the night before saying Kiss me sister I will be dead tomorrow. The remark was forgotten until news of his death arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur van Ohlen
Little Ferry
N. J
Continental Paper Company
Bogota
van Ohlen
Helen
van Oblen
Owl Steals Henhouse Keys At State Hospital
In Salem Oregon an escaped hoot owl snatched four keys to the henhouse and the switch on superintendent A D Zinser’s poultry yard automobile. Zinser, armed with a heavy bunch of keys, approached the tree where the owl perched and tossed them. The keys scattered into the grass as the owl retreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
State Hospital
A. D. Zinser
Poultry Yards
Zinser
Awake to Find House Sliding Down Hill in Wenatchee
George A. Hauber of Peshastin and his family awoke to a house and surrounding land sliding downhill toward a high embankment. They escaped with all members safe, as the structure slid about 150 feet and finally lodged in an irrigation ditch, stopping before a plunge.
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Wenatchee, Wash
George A. Hauber
Peshastin
Tanlac Put Him Back on Job Says Davis
Geo Davis of 110 Naglee Street San Francisco credits Tanlac with curing a severe ptomaine poisoning that caused three months of suffering from diarrhea weakness and decline. After using four bottles he reports being restored and back to work daily. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Davis
Tye
Geo. Davis
Naglee St
San Francisco
Calif
Taniac
Bad Manners Exchange Sparks in Public Shaming
A dialogue depicts a man and wife discussing respect and interruptions in social settings. The couple debates sarcasm and replying loudly, highlighting attitudes toward marital decorum in company.
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Color For All Fabrics
An old advertisement extols Diamond Dyes claiming any woman can dye or tint worn items from coats and skirts to curtains. It guarantees rich new color with no streaks or running, and offers simple instructions based on fabric type wool silk linen cotton or blends.
Father John's Medicine Praised By Mother For Family Health
Mrs Arthur T Hall of Uxbridge Massachusetts extols Father John's Medicine as a dependable remedy for colds and fatigue in her children. She notes her daughter’s recovery from illness and credits the tonic with restoring health without alcohol or dangerous drugs after 67 years of use.
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Father John
Arthur T. Hall
Hazel Street
Uxbridge
Mass
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Irwin Myers
Saga
D. Appleto
Mrs. Bett
Luke
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Angel
Larkin
Bobby
Jenny
Monona
Papa
Tna
Dwight Herbert
Boby
Mamma
Savannah
Oregon
Nin
Ine
Mother Bett
Grandma Gates
Dona
Boys Scouts
Eagle Scout
Edwin Wilson
Berkeley
Caro] Land
Oregon State Hospital For the Insane
House ‘S
Jimmy
John
Fea
Colaq Chemical Co., Inc
Glens Falls
N. Y
Hala
Bao
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