Bachelore Theorist Rivalry and Odd World Notes Stir Dillon
The Dillon Examiner columns joke about Cupid and婚 marriage whims while noting bizarre items. William Travis of Maysville Kentucky dies after long illness with buttermilk, and Dr Martha Hall-Smith of Fostoria Kansas becomes famous for jury duty in insanity cases. Foreign crises, politics, and unusual anecdotes mix with local curiosities and oddities from cities like Chicago and Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hall-Smith
Fostoria
Kan
Salvation Army Leaders and Booth Family Praised in Uplifting Report
A lengthy notice extols General Booth and Mrs Booth for building the Salvation Army in the United States on a self supporting basis. It cites international aid totals, wartime support, and the family’s devout service, noting Emma Booth and the Booth children as examples of earnest Christian work and risk-taking compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
United States
England
India
France
Canada
West
Fourteenth Street
Iia
United
Nin Lal
America
Cotemeander
Tatdeu
Suercon’s
Merten
Liepber
Narnia
Balingien
Cormerolssigner
K. Tucker
Chander Sen
Brehms Samay
Wren Christ
Wisi
Emma Booth
Emmaesky
Exdicren
Adoat
Salvation Army leadership and the Booths in wartime England
A fragmented account praises Erma Booth and Eldress Booth Tucker for leading the Salvation Army’s Women’s Training Home network in England. It notes thousands of women sent out, the Home Nursery, and staffers like Eu ta Booth, with mentions of officers and brigadiers connected to wartime missions and church ranks across London and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow Abe
Abe
Lassie
England
Gore Road
Erma Booth
Hallington Booth
Wart Fourteenth Street
BR. Evers
C.D. C
Demsions
Birch
Adjmant Damian
The
Baptist Church
Stef
Denham
Cacada
Ales Excius Marsh
Noted Tale of Duel and Love in Southern Town
A Kentucky Republican in Washington recounts a southern tale of two rivals for a pretty girl. A pistol duel at a street crossing ends with the girl killed and the decent suitor also dying, while the rival flees. The killer then leaves town and later marries a new partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
New York
Therillian
Washington
Mike Tal
Gastady
Phrysiris
Pruse
Efsir
Dremmer
Kenteckisa
Fire brigades and backsheesh in Istanbul chaos
A Cassier's Magazine writer portrays firemen with a hand pump marching with Turkish crowds and shouting as they seek backsheesh. Flags in Stamboul and Galata mark fires but mislead when many fires occur near game time. Bekdies cry out at night and delay. households shut iron shutters to bar plundering ruffians while extinguishing gear proves weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassler
Stamboul
Golden Horn
Galata
Three Headed Christwoma Dell And Ingenious Shop Tricks
A fragment from a 1900s style catalog or column describes a toy department scene with a three headed doll and its adjustable heads. A mother questions the freakish display as a girl examines various dolls, while a shopkeeper showcases a magnifying window device to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
New York Herald
Kryery
Justice of the Peace Auctioneer Marries Newlywed Couple
In Richmond a justice of the peace and auctioneer presiding over a bank repossessed sale allegedly married a couple on the spot after interrupting the auction to wed them. The newlywed couple then purchased one cradles crate as a token of thanks while the crowd cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plein Richmond
Merrigegebert
Justice of the Peace
Danish butter water content kept strictly to market rules
Termaerk inspectors pursue strict control of Danish butter to prevent excess moisture. They emphasize samples at factories to ensure butter meets required water percentages before sale in the Eng Heh market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Termaerk
Ran- Gem
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Dillon Examiner
Kress & Barker
Montana
Cupid
William Travis
Maysville
Mr. Gladstone
Herr Bismarck
Cuba
Morrow
United States District Court
San Francisco
Thaa
Chicago
Arenes
Madrid
Hiurida
Vanderbilt
Henson Wool
Wills
House
Cireus
Congression
Henalor Morgan
Cortes Po Toullagiova
Amelie Irives-Chanler
Troubetskel
Husela
Thomas Baugh
Chiliivethe
Rooney
Mr. Haugh
Corea
Mary
Grees
Frances BE. Wiard
L. M. Stevens
Katharine Lente Stevenson
Chars C. Hoffman
Frances E. Besucharmp
Fielen MW. Barker
Salvation Army
Uieveral
Hianiwelf
Catherine Fish
Booth Phcher
Vodia
Booth Tucker
Cotningstoner
Tucker
Didia
Fiedilian Civil Service
Ranet
Hedoved
Peng
Vlebi
Piayer
Imanier
Journal of Anthro
Khling
Mhar
girUs
Fytter Tan Dermerk
Serena. Wick
Hood
Buckbee
H. W. Buckbee
Rockford Seed Faons
Rockford
W. L. Doucas
Douglas
Congress
Wetmacke
Bell
Bow
J. W
California
Tan
Burlington
Yaba
Linecole
Cinala
San Frencisco
Los Angeles
Sarepred
Tor
J. Prancig Gert Pussr
Omaha, Neh
Vente Hee Shoeing
EES
Roce Deills
Etetting
Eli Tiunz City Engine and Iron Works
Peek Mig. Co
Cuan Macaiyrey Co
Ddia
Sored
Kanes Kansas
Itv Vwe
Brceae
Patek
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