Death of Dr Charles Williams Bailey Funeral Held in Episcopal Church
Funeral services for Dr Charles Williams Bailey were held at 1 o clock in the Episcopal Church with Rev George Johnston officiating. Pallbearers included A McP Hamby W W Munnerlyn J C Tamplet J H Fraser W A James T C Hamby. honorary pallbearers listed. Masons attended in full regalia.
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Episcopal Church
George Johnston
Charles Williams Bailey
Messrs. A. McP. Hamby
W. W. Munnerlyn
J. C. Tamplet
J. H. Fraser
W. A
Women duel with bowie knives in Ozark County
In a prearranged clearing fight six miles south of Gainesville Missouri two wives of farmers fought with bowie knives. Both women Mrs F Graham and Mrs James Crabtree were wounded and arrested after a witness ten year old daughter observed the duel. The husband of Mrs Graham transported her for medical help as sheriff of Ozark County took charge.
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Gainesville
Here
Ozark County
F. Graham
James Crabtree
Mrs Morse Visits Tombs Amid Scandal Fuss
Mrs Clemence Dodge Morse, central figure in the Dodge Morse Hum mel scandal, rode downtown in a $6000 limousine to visit her husband Charles W Morse at the Tombs. The visit, the first since Evelyn Thaw's prior call, occurred after Sunday visit rules were lifted. She was admitted to cell 720 at two and left after four thirty in tears as Morse tore up a note and refused reporters.
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Clemence Dodge Morse
Charles W. Morse
Georgetown Rebekah Lodge Thanksgiving Party Invitation
A charity entertainment by Georgetown Rebekah Lodge No. 31 to raise funds for Greenville Orphanage. The program lists instrumental duets, recitation, piano and violin solos, readings, and vocal performances by named participants. The event promises music, food, and community hospitality at a Thanksgiving gathering.
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Carrie Dorrill
Mrs. Cahall
R. P. Butler
Bessie Carson
Prof. Coleman
Madam Berta Oxenius
Maude Bourne
Alma McLeod
Mrs
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth For Bald Heads
A Georgetown Drug Co advertisement touts Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a healer for bald scalps. It claims resorcin, beta napthol, and pilocarpin stimulate follicles and restore color, with a money back guarantee if customers see no absolute satisfaction. Two sizes are 50c and 1.00.
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Rexall
Georgetown Drug Co
Georgetown, S.C
Treasure Seekers Flaherty Shack Rumor Sparks Search
Old John Flaherty dies in Kings County Hospital after muttering there is money hidden in the back room of their shack at Bay and N avenues Sheepshead Bay police guard the home while they probe for fortune. Mike Flaherty’s dead body was found nearby and a daughter Mamie assists in the hunt for gold once entrusted to their frugal forty year life.
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Kings County Hospital
John Flaherty
Mike Flaherty
Bay
N. Avenues
Sheepshead Bay
Mike
John
Mamie
Brooklyn
Coney Island
McKenna Brothers
Flatbush
John Muir
Vorhees Avenue
Ireland
Actor Fatally Wounded in London Show
London, November 24. Herbert Lee, a music hall performer, died from a head wound suffered during a William Tell act at a local hall last night. He was struck by a ball fired by Madame Clementine at fifty feet. Clementine surrendered to police. Lee had performed this act for eighteen years without prior accident.
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London
Herbert Lee
In His Name Daughters Theme Cross Poem
A religious poem from a church or group urging daughters of the King to serve In His Name. It speaks of a silver cross as a royal badge and calls for acts of charity and encouragement to weaker sisters, with a blessing prayer for guidance and faithfulness.
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Emem
Jesus
Cc. EA
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DR. C. Williams Bailey
Episcopal Graveyard
Mrs. Morse
Georgetown
Rebekah
Greenville
Flaherty Hovel
Old John
Phenix Furniture Go
Keller's
Fromt St
Malaga
York
Bahamas
PERA
Alice Freesan
Johnny Castmore
Mandy Dane
Dunmore
Modern Homes
P.O. Box
Wilson
Carolina Hardware Co
Mm. L. Altman
Eaddy Livery Stables
GB. W. DuRant
Screwed Street
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