Once Made Up McCiure Woman Dictates Shopping Drama
Mrs. Warren proclaims she never changes her mind once made up and orchestrates a shopping spree to dress daughter Margaret, while Henry and Marion Naborly loom as love interest rivals. The scene shifts between purchase mania and maternal pride as the family negotiates money, taste, and social ambition. Margaret endures a hurt, then confronts her mother’s relentless style policing.
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Warren
Marlon Naberly
Margaret
Marion
Henry
Mrs. Warren
Hienry
Naborly’'s
Alfred
Naborly
Fatty Nahorly
Mfenry
Dawn
Flapper dialogue hints at outings in 1920s Chicago
A fragment from a Chicago American piece shows Georgette and Ludwig debating plans for the afternoon. Georgette prefers movies over polo with Regugle Van Asterhilt, noting she knows nothing about polo.
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Georgette
Ludwig
Regugle van Asterhilt
Chicago
Matoaka the Indian princess who saved Captain Smith
Greenwich man argues Pocahontas was not her name but Matoaka or Matonka a key Powhatan princess who saved John Smith. He cites Strachey and de Passe inscriptions and notes Rebecca as her baptismal name. The claim challenges long standing schoolroom history and asks for a revision of myth versus record.
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New York
John Smith
Pocahontas
D. H. Leech
Greenwich
Conn
America
London
William Strachey
Virginia
Delaware
Matoaka
Powhatan
Rolfe
Mr. Leech
Simon de Passe
England
John Rolfe
Rebecca
Ohio Indian Mounds to Be Explored This Summer
Columbus notes the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society will resume June digs into the Hopewell mound group northwest of Chillicothe. Dr. W. Bills will oversee field work revealing ancient tools, ornaments, and meteoric iron crafted by prehistoric Ohioans, with a pearl necklace valued at 15000 found last summer as a highlight.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
W. ©. Bills
Archaeological Museum
Hopewell
Chillicothe
Doctor Mills
Buckeye
Mills
Mound City
Go Yar
Harpoon Found Deep in Whale Carcass After Fifty Years
In a Greenland Davis Strait whale, a harpoon embedded in blubber is dated about fifty years to a pattern used by American whalers decades ago. Experts say the whale likely carried the weapon long after it was first launched, linking the find to historic whaling activity.
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Byron
Davis Strait
Greenland
Bite of Stuffed Fox Head Fatal to Girl
Paris reports a young woman, Mme Hrnestine Lablelle, aged twenty, died after a friend at a St. Uraing dance snapped the head of a stuffed white fox on her nose. Blood poisoning from the animal's teeth was the cause of death.
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Paris
Hrnestine Lablelle
St. Uraing
Here
Baruh Beecham estate administrator notice
Notice of administration for Baruh Beecham of Cance township Indiana county Pennsylvania with Thomas A Beecham as administrator. Creditors and claimants urged to settle debts or present claims through attorneys Mitchell Morris at Punxsutawney. June 6 1923.
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Notich Tatate
Baruh Beecham
Cance Township
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Beecham
Rossiter, Penna, Mitchell & Morris
Punxsutawney
Penna
Vie
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FE. Walker Smith
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Dixie
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Rataproof
Launderers Cleaners & Dyers
Pharis
Goodyear
Allweather Pabrie
Goodyear Pathfinder
Cora
Winefoot
Allweather Cords
Superior
Wilmer Stewart
McCiure
Ame
THE
Pattison Studio
Silas C
Philadelphia Street
Globe-Wernicke
Epairing
Vogel Electric Co
Westinghouse Batteries
Douglass Studio
George D. Leydic
Wayne Avenue
Bell
Local
Indiana Progress
Young Township
Hart Town
Witskey Hull
A. W. Douds
Livermore
T He
Iselin
School House Ag
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Griffith
A.W. Douds
Becy. Livermore
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