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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
6
President Wilson and Mrs Galt wed in simple ceremonies then travel to Hot Springs Virginia for their honeymoon. The event marks a notable political union as their marriage is announced and scheduled visits follow.
Fragmented OCR describes a White House wedding scene for President Wilson and Miss Ellen Wilson with ceremony officiated by Rev Herbert Scott Smith and Rev James Haylor. The event included a formal reception, decor with pink ferns and roses, a Mirror backdrop, gifts of jewelry and lacy outfits, and extensive guest lists extending to relatives and notable figures.
Farm notes discuss dairy hygiene and milk quality including clean utensils, skim milk benefits, and the value of a purebred bull. It emphasizes better feeding with top elm trees, stated mineral content goals, and maintaining proper nutrition for livestock.
A sequence of World War I notices tracks December 20 to 26 1914 with movements near Warsaw and along the Baltic coast Austrian defeats in the Carpathians Russian offensives in Armenia and Turkey, Allied bombings at the Dardanelles and Belgian coast, German and Austrian actions across Europe, and neutral reactions including Belgium tax measures and Germany warning neutral consuls.
A clipped, rough line from Loston Tran script presents Fat Skinner boasting he never lets anyone surpass him and that he takes everybody's dust he can lay hands on in a brash, confrontational depiction. The fragment emphasizes dominance and aggression as core traits.
The Kansas City Star reports H H Harsh voicing frustration with convention and propriety. He declares one day he may halt before a church and blurt out a crude exclamation in a firm voice. The colorful remark reflects a bold stance on social norms.
A witty exchange from Tit-Bits features an old gentleman describing Brown as a smart young man who pats you on the back to your face while hitting you in the eye behind your back. The quip highlights distrust of duplicity and public opinion of Brown.
A succinct quotation highlights that watching corn grow, tending fields, reading, thinking, loving, hoping, and praying are the true paths to happiness according to John Ruskin. The line celebrates simple labor and inner virtues as sources of human joy.
Serbia remains small in Europe with agriculture dominating life. Belgrade and Nish are the large towns. most people farm, using primitive methods though model farms exist. Pork and sheep farming, cheese making, and salted meat are central, with state support for curing and salt. Christmas rites, superstitions, and hospitality shape daily customs as Serbia prepares for postwar change and broader industrial growth.
Mayor John Purroy Mitchel recalls memories of camp life at a dinner in New York. He recounts a vivid anecdote about a banker drill sergeant at Plattsburg and comic exchanges that highlight the humor and hardship of military training.
Pirot in central Serbia becomes a key industry center with blue and red Pirot carpe carpets found in many homes. Hand made in private houses without patterns, artisans create harmonious designs using no shuttle. The craft, shaped by Turk and Persian influence, yields durable colors and materials unlikely to wear out.
South Africa's demand for moving pictures increases as weekly film output remains modest with no clear scale in pounds or footage specified, highlighting a trend in early cinema consumption and production.
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