Roosevelt Jr Marries Eleanor Alexander in June 1919
The elder Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Eleanor Alexander wed at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York on June 20 1919 in a ceremony attended by notable figures. Theodore Roosevelt Sr oversaw the event as father of the groom. The couple plan a honeymoon at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay before a San Francisco stay. Mrs Roosevelt is the widow of William Flarrington. The piece notes Theodore Jr son’s athletic past and his early carpet factory work and aims to depict a stable, upwardly mobile match within prominent circles.
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Roosevelt kinship and romance headline in court chronicle
The report notes Volt will head the imbr eute at a carpet firm tied to his circle. A young countess engaged last winter. news of the engagement reached Colonel Roosevelt, prompting swift approval. The countess, daughter of Henry Addison Alexander of New York, is described as graceful and striking, with a notable complexion and resemblance to Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth. The piece also retells a London Zoo anecdote about a talking raven named Hullo Jack who rivals a lammergeier in wit and mischief.
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Uniform Code for Storm Signals Considered by Telegraphic Panels
The international meteorological committee is urged to adopt a single storm signal code proposed by Professor Moore. It replaces several European day signals with simple conical symbols and uses red and white lanterns at night. Berlin committee discussions follow objection from German authorities who fear confusability with harbor lights. Scientific American notes Hamburg test results to be presented to the committee. Cultivating Cuty’s Vacant Lots in Kansas City proceeds under City Club direction on a nine acre tract and several smaller plots with needy workers supervised by a gardener.
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Wisconsin Briefs Recap of Local Court and Community News
Milwaukee Mary Henn arraigned in district court on a charge of causing the death of her stepson Adelph by striking him with a brick. A plea of not guilty entered. case set for June 21. Madison Miss Edna Fenson faces a salary injunction over her university purchasing position. Prairie du Chien longtime couple Caspar Ducharme and wife celebrate 60th anniversary with family. Eau Claire Soo Line upgrades include a new steel bridge over the Eau Claire river. Sparta farmer Charles Ganthey narrowly escapes a train at a crossing. Waupaca Knights of Pythias to hold 1910 annual meeting at Grand View hotel. ~100 delegates expected. Washburn town to close saloons on Sunday per mayor and council order. Fond du Lac burglars steal $20 and a revolver from Carl Zin Kia’s store. suspects driven off. Eau Claire John Furns captured after Merrilian post office robbery. sentenced to five years Leavenworth. Sheboygan St Mark’s Lutheran to build new church. cost about $25,000. Wausau Northwest Synod officers elected. Sheboygan motorcyclist Henry Schinkdt killed near Sheppoygan Falls. 32. Green Bay farmer Reinhart struck by Chicago Milwaukee & Saint Paul passenger train near Beloit. Archbishop to dedicate St Jude’s church in Beloit.
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Superior Normal Gets New Dormitory Home
The first dormitory for a Wisconsin state normal school in Superior nears completion under the direction of Mrs. H. M. Youmans of Waukesha. The building costs with furnishings total 65000, funded by a 1908 legislature appropriation after Mrs. Youmans and others urged the need. The dormitory aims to ease boarding in Superior, with emphasis on its significance for the region.
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Dormitory for Girls Aims to Cut Living Costs
State plan proposes a Superior dormitory opening in September to house five female students at roughly four dollars a week with a matron and housemother in charge. The effort follows earlier Whitewater ideas where homes offered low-rate lodging, now adapting to staffing and basement laundry use to attract students with limited funds. If successful, other normal schools may add similar dormitories.
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Doans Kidney Pills Cited By Woman Patient
A woman in Gilroy recounts severe kidney pain and fatigue during a difficult period for women. After trying other remedies, she used Doan's Kidney Pills and reports a permanent cure, noting a miraculous improvement in her health and energy. The ad promotes the product, with Foster Milburn Co. listed in Buffalo, N. T., 50 cents per box. A humorous Irish policeman motorist anecdote follows.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Mercury Warning
A fragmentary ad warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury, toutingJall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co Toledo as a remedy. It describes internal use and cautions buyers to avoid unsafe preparations.
Coca-Cola benefits and free literature offer misprinted ad
A fragmented ad extols Coca-Cola as a remedy for fatigue and thirst and invites readers to request a free booklet from The Coca Cola Company in Atlanta. It also pitches a Cardola Hank ball Record Pack and lists other scattered items, including poems and product references, in a garbled layout. The text names Coca Cola and Uncle Ezra, with stray phrases about remedies and references.
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