Secret Mormon Temple Wedding Ties Auburn Bride to Snow
Miss Maud M. Ford of Auburn Ohio wed Le Rol Snow son of President Snow in a Salt Lake Temple ceremony kept private by Mormon rites. Ford’s father John Ford, Ohio Republican figure and county committee chair, opposed the match. The temple, built at cost 3.5 million, remains shrouded in secrecy with details rarely disclosed. Snow and Ford met in Manlan Ohio during Snow’s visit to his father’s birthplace.
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The Altered Will and a Jealous Fortune
In Provence a dashing lieutenant Albert De Serrigny renders his sister vulnerable and fashions a marriage contract with General Lagarde’s daughter Jeanne. After a sudden death, a will exposes his manipulation and a letter claiming money as motive leads to divorce threat and social downfall. The Lieutenant leaves the army and his sister aids him while his wife seeks separation.
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Thirty-sixth Dragoons
Drouet Square
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Albert de Serrigny
M. de Lagarde
Mile
Jeanne
de Serrigny
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Mme. de’ Lagarde
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Provence
Mme. de Lagarde
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Serrigny
Cannes
Henriette
M. Onesime Gaudarey
Settigny
M. de Legarde
Mme. de Legarde
Vicomte de Serrigny
Veil Roller Keeps Veils Fresh and Pretty
The Baltimore American notes a compact veil roller 15 to 16 inches long and 3 inches in diameter made of fancy taffeta silk. It uses a cotton batting core and a slender stick for support, with ends drawn in to form a lace-edged frill. Veils stored on this roller stay shaped, look fresh, and retain a delicate perfume.
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Mheans
Baltimore American
Washable Gloves and Tacky Advertisements
Washable white cotton or silk gloves with black back lines appear as a cool summer fashion. Hives torment children and some adults. Dean's Ointment promises instant relief and permanent cure available at any drug store for 60a.
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Dean
Margaret Carberry Fights Burglar After Room Break-In
Margaret Carberry, 16, awoke to a coughing burglar in her room and restrained him with a wrestling grip until her father and brother arrived. The burglar threatened to kill her, but fled when faced with the Carberry siblings’ defense. The incident earned her a local hero reception.
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Margaret Carberry
New York
Miss Carberry
Robert
Michael Carberry
To Banish Bugs In The Kitchen
The article advises using cayenne pepper to drive out cockroaches and water bugs, noting turpentine and borax are similarly unpleasant to insects. It states strong odors repel roaches and suggests these repellents as effective kitchen pest control.
A Girl's Room Decor Advice from Classic English Taste
The article advises keeping a bedroom orderly with matting on the floor to avoid dusting and back strain. It recommends white enamel furniture, a Renaissance lace spread, and a mantel vignette with a silvered mirror and Mercury statue to create a soft pink wall look.
Disinfecting the cottage and a sharp wit at play
The dialogue features Mr O Toole and a real estate agent over renting a cottage with a joke about last occupants leaving with riches and a sly quip about disinfection. The Boston Transcript snippet adds a grim aside about Harrity's death and a notice on fashion, gray duck being a stylish material.
Wash dress described with lace and black taffeta trim
A wash dress for a lady is described as made with black taffeta ribbon and quantities of Cluny lace or any white lace that complements it.
I’d Make Things Gay If I Were Boss
A Washington Star column voice laments political dysfunction and complains that delegates ignore guidance. The speaker imagines sweeping reform and blames many bosses for the nation’s ills, lamenting missed chances to save the day.
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Washington Star
Salt Uses and Remedies in Everyday Life
Salt cures and preserves in many ways from household cleaning to health. It helps whitewash stick, puts out chimney fires, and soothes throats when gargled. It repels moths, revives low coal fires, treats bee stings and bites, and removes stains from teacups and willowware. It cleans carpets and mats, protects carpets from soot stains, and aids in meat and fish handling. It prevents scorching under tins and helps lift ink stains on carpets. It stops dripping fat when broiling teak.
The Ring and the Heart Poem Advice
A Chicago Record poem warns that greed and gold can numb the heart. The speaker urges the beloved to guard the tender heart from the seductive jewel and to seek love to keep humanity alive.
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Chicago
Pointed Paragraphs On Wills and Wives
A collection of wry aphorisms on marriage politics and daily life. The quotes touch on suffrage, household priorities, and the contrasts between engagement and marriage with humor and social commentary.
Cucumber Sandwiches Promised Thin Slices With Vinegar
A brief note describes cucumber sandwiches prepared in thin slices dressed with vinegar and oil. The menu promises palatable, simple flavors and light fare.
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Nes
Handy handkerchief cushion covers with tied corners
Cushions are covered with handkerchief squares in silk satin or bandannas. The squares are not stitched at the corners but tied with cord or ribbon and left to stand out. Contrasting designs and colors create a picturesque porch display at the corner accents.
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