Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events in Hartselle Area
Mrs Earley Phinery H Barclay of Hartsele visited the Twin Cities on business. Mrs M M McGhathery hosted relatives in Hartsele. Center Grove resident M W Ratliff visited the city. Miss Jennie Regan of Hartsele stayed with relatives. Rev J H Hill returned to Albany after visiting Hartsele. Locomotive efficiency compared with engines and Still Diesel projections noted. Miss Lula Garnett to perform in Albany for Methodist annex, with Bar ies and musical selections. Baptist church members attending State B B convention in Birmingham. Mrs L C Mays guest of Columbia relatives. Prof G J Woodruff of Ryang Roads in Decatur. Mr and Mrs J J Akers returned to Albany from Hartsele visits.
Cost of Marriage in Austria Sets High Price
A Vienna newspaper story received in New York cites the burden of marriage costs in Austria. The bride alone demands 240000 crowns, about $6000, enough to buy 32000 geevies of dresses or 164000 crowns of furniture, with brides furnishing the house and trousseau traditionally. London Road to Last a Century reports Marylebone council paving Oxford Street with 18 inches of concrete, replacing old foundations. wooden blocks receive creosote and tar coatings.
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Austria
Vienna
New York
London Road
Marylbone
Oxford Street
London
Speedy Antelope Pace Claims By Explorer Roy Andrews
Roy Chapman Andrews, famed traveler, presents a speed claim about an antelope he calls speedy. He asserts the creature can reach sixty miles per hour, presenting the boast as part of a show of marvels.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
The Passion Play and Its Storied Beginnings
Accounts differ on when the Obeeram mergan Passion Play began with some placing its origin centuries before the thirty years war and others tracing it no earlier than 1054. Bavarian peasants vowed to stage the play every decade if the plague abated and kept the vow until the sequence was interrupted by war.
Reading the Ghost of a Quidnunc City
Fragmentary caption reads Mrs Honey reading aloud to William with a wary husband remarking on demand for more ring and tess suem dloning in a distressed domestic scene.
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Honey
Wiliam
Tess Suem
Civility and kindness rule over written laws
Morals and manners shape life more than statutes. Manners permeate society like air, while laws enforce outward conduct. True civility costs little, requires no effort, and wins hearts and influence, suggesting social harmony and happiness depend on genuine kindness rather than formal rule.
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Montigu
Burleigh
Queen Elizabeth
KU Sophomore dies after being struck by shot during practice
Lawrence Kansas June 11 Hubert R Wesley University of Kansas sophomore died minutes after a fifteen pound shot struck him in the chest during a baseball team practice. He chased a foul ball and moved in front of shot putters warming up. The accident occurred on campus and prompted investigations.
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International News Service
Lawrence
Kan
Hubert R. Wesley
University of Kansas
Wesley
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J. W. Mere
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