Salutes to 4ozee and mountain romance in blue collar farming
The story opens with Kate and Caroine Meed on a run down Blue Cross farm caring for Major Meed and two servants, while Kate’s romance with Morgan Prentise falters due to Eve Elwell. A wreck on the way to Louisville spurs a ransom, a ham delivery scheme, and a $500 demand from Kate over a stolen license plate.
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Kate
Caroline Meed
Blue Cross
Sam Mee
Althy
Zeke
Morgan Prentise
Eve Elwell
Meed
Caroline
Louisville
Jeff Howard
Mr. McBain
Blue Grass
Mr. Howard
McBain
Sam Meed
Shelby County
Major Meed
Kentucky
Shelby
Louisville Pike
Handlin
Berea
Jeff
Prentiss and Elwell
Blue Glass
Buttons and pattern book lead to a fall fashion
The Marian Martin Pattern 9014 proposes a princess frock with front buttons and an easy sew chart. The note highlights sleeve options, fabric choices, and price details while urging quick orders from The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Lee
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N .Y
The Most Talked-Of Woman in World Wallis Spencer Story
Laura Brookman chronicles Wallis Warfield Spencer Simpson from a Baltimore debut to a London social ascent. It covers her 1916 engagement to Earl Spencer, marriage, divorce, and later marriage to Ernest Simpson, tracing her rise in Washington, Pensacola, and London society and hinting at further revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis Warfield
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Laura Brookman
NEA
Ernest Simpson
Edward VIII
Laura Lou Brookman
NER
Florida
London
Earl Winfield Spencer, Jr
Earl Winfield Spencer
Highland Park
Chicago
Pensacola
Fla
Wallis
Henry Musteyn
Naval Reserve
Spencer
Naval Service
Pensacola Aviation School
Lieutenant Spencer
U.S
Wallis Winfield
Carter G. Osburn
Earl Spencer
Osburn
Pancho Villa
John Freeman Rasin
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Davies Warfield
Stafford Hotel
White Sulphur Springs
Atlantic City
Spencers
California
United States
Germany
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Warrenton
Wallispencer
San Diego
Calif
Wallis Warfield Spencer
Virginia
Warren Green Hall
D. Buchanan Merryman
New York
Mary Kirk
Jacques Raffray
Simpsons
Arundel School
Wallis Spencer
Simpson
Harvard
Coldstream Guards
England
America
Europe
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Michael Arlen
Noel Coward
Mrs. Simpson
Ernest
Schiaparelli
Bryanston Square
Paris
Spencer Simpson
Hieut
Don
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast-acting cure for chest coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims the product goes to the source of inflammation, loosens phlegm, and soothes membranes, with a pharmacist guaranteeing a refund if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Howard
Thomas Jefferson
Jeff Howard
Poles differ by ten thousand feet in surface altitude
The land surface at the South Pole sits about 10 000 feet above sea level and at the North Pole about 10 000 feet below sea level.
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South Pole
North Pole
Meteorite fall counts and global hits noted
The record shows under 1000 meteor falls worldwide, while Earth endures at least 1000 meteorite strikes annually. This contrast highlights the rarity of witnessed falls despite frequent meteorite events globally.
Sermon Topics at Christ Scientist Churches
Sunday's Lesson-Sermon examined the reality of sin disease and death with cited Bible passages from James and Galatians and a reading from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health. It emphasized that divine Love heals and that spiritual growth is needed to repeat ancient demonstrations.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Last Rites for Mrs Maud T Jones Held in Pine Woods Church
Mrs Maud T Jones died at the local hospital on Thursday. Last rites were conducted Saturday afternoon at Pine Woods M E Church with Rev W R Jenkins and Rev T C Vaughan assisting.
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Maud T. Jones
Thomasville
Pine Woods M. E
W. R. Jenkins
T. C. Vaughan
Pallbearers Named for Calvary Church Interment
Pallbearers were Eugene Kennedy Milton Veach M W Hilton Matthew Berrier Luther Byerly and D K Williams. Interment took place in Calvary church west of the city.
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Eugene Kennedy
Milton Veach
M. W. Hilton
Matthew Berrier
Luther Byerly
D. K. Williams
Calvary Church
Thomasville Citizen John T Fowler Dies at 65
John T Fowler 65 longtime Thomasville tin shop operator died suddenly at home 9 White street after a heart attack. Survived by widow Lelia Miller and son John M Fowler, brothers Jacob and Charles Fowler. Funeral Tuesday at Trinity M E church with pastors A C Kennedy and John Cline and Junior Order, United American Mechanics at the grave. interment Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Fowler
Thomasville
White Street
Lelia Miller
John M. Fowler
Jacob
Charles Fowler
Trinity M. E. Church
A. C. Kennedy
John Cline
United American Mechanics
Lexington
Alexander P. McAllister Dies in Lumberton at 65
Alexander P. McAllister, 65, a retired textile operator and former publisher of the Robesonian, Lumberton, died at his home after years of declining health. He is survived by his widow and a son.
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A. P. McAllister
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Hollywood
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Beverly, Hills
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