President Wilson to wed Mrs Galt in secret ceremony
The wedding date for President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt remains secret with no public details on the date, officiant, or honeymoon site. It is expected to take place at Mrs Galt's Washington residence with Vice President Marshall and his wife invited. The president's cousins Lucy and Mary Smith, staying at the White House, campaign for Pass Christian Mississippi as the honeymoon spot.
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Wilson
Norman Galt
Washington
Galt
Marshall
Lucy
Mary Smith
White House
Pass Christian
President Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Do We Feel at Home in Cumberland?
A feature notes a woman in Cumberland expressing growing comfort in town life. In a millinery shop she admires hats of plush material with silver buckles, praising Puritan and Quaker crown lines and minimal trimming, while commenting on fashion trends and local friendliness.
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Cumberland
Hats Stir Cumberland Fashions From New York Milliner
A Cumberland report praises a New York designed big floppy velour hat gaining rapid popularity among local shops. The style, featuring grosgrain ribbon trims, appeals to schoolgirls and adults alike, with fashion opinions noting its rich distinctive look that could outshine prior prestige models.
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York
Cumberland
New York
Fifth Avenue
Margaret Barnwell Expresses Fashion Influence
A dated remark notes growing reliance on Margaret Barnwell for opinions and tastes in dress, indicating her role in guiding local fashion choices.
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Margaret Barnwell
Berlin reports Ostend fallen and raids halted
Berlin said Ostend was taken without bombardment and Russian attempts near Lyck failed. A German U boat sank the British cruiser Hawke while Theseus escaped. Canadian troops left Salisbury Plain for trenches as British bombarded Tsingtau forts. Paris claimed 12 miles from Metz with French progress near Laventie. Violent fighting reported between the Vistula and Galicia near War saw by Petrograd.
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Ostend
East Prussia
Lyck
North Sea
England
Salis
Tsing- Tau
Laventie
Lille
Paris
Metz
Vistula
Galicia
Warsaw
Petrograd
Milwaukee man sues railroad for coal shoveling injury
Herman Lurin of Milwaukee sues the Milwaukee railroad for 2000 dollars claiming he was forced to shovel coal after being caught beating his way.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Herman Lurin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Ladies Patent Colt and Gun Metal Button Shoes Ad
An old advertisement lists women and miss sizes for gun metal and patent leather button shoes at two dollar price points. Includes mentions of low and high cuts and tan and blucher styles for misses and children, with price references around two dollars and related children’s sizes.
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Gun Mobil
Bricker
North Liberty Street
Maryland
Rosenbaums
Brice
Uial
O* Colgate
Witch Hazel
Dy. Lyons
Nottingham
Chinchillas
Norfolk
Oxford
Reuter
Kayser
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