Bridal pair wound in mystic silken threads
Special to The Rum from Chicago reports a highly unconventional wedding at the Mandazaan temple in Lake Parkage. Mies Ida Adela Marsh and Sooper Mal Tat of Montreal pledged eternity amid oriental rites led by Dr Otoman Zar Adusht Hanish. The ceremony featured life threads of green silk and gold silk, binding the couple as attendants transferred cords and the threads were burned to seal the union. The bride is Chicago born and long affiliated with the sect. the groom is described as a businessman.
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Old William and the Arethusa Mystery at Harbor
In a harbor tale, Old William gazes on the sleek yacht Arethusa as secrets unfold. Betty, his daughter, once warned him to stay away while Jack Seaton courts her with gifts. A rescue of a drowning child leads to a tense moment of recognition and the question of his identity.
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Great Western Rolling Mills to Build Iron Plant near Frisco
Special to The Sun reports the Great Western Rolling Mills company is incorporated to manufacture iron and steel near Rodeo, Contra Costa County, using scrap iron from rivers and ore from California. The $500,090 capital seeks 3% acres of land, with patience for equipment, expected in spring, amid rising real estate sales and San Francisco rebuilding financed by new banks.
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Indianapolis Coal Dealers announce new delivery rates
The Indianapolis coal dealers publish new prices effective December 17. Ground floor bagged coal costs 50 cents per ton, plus 75 cents when carried to the cellar by the driver. Bags baskets or wheelbarrows priced accordingly. Shute only charges 26 cents per ton and ground floor 60 cents to cellar.
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Fraudulent Cancer Cure and Teething Remedy Ad
An OCR damaged ad promotes a dubious cancer cure and a soothing gum remedy for teething. It cites Dr. D. M. Bys of Indianapolis and urges readers to request books and order unverified products. The text includes nonsensical phrases and inconsistent pricing, indicating a misleading old advertisement.
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Fun and oddities spark a dawn of headlines
Whimsical chatter and garbled quotes drift through a late night dispatch. References span President Roosevelt, Senator Bailey, Rockefeller, and assorted curios from a parade and New Year exhibition.
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Ten Cent Pattern Offer From The Bum Era
The Bum offers latest patterns from a leading company at ten cents each. Each day a new pattern is described with details for waist and skirt combinations, fabric and trimming options, and sizing guidance. Patterns No. 1636 and No. 1648 are described with yardage needs and prices.
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