Elopement Chaotic on Transcontinental from Philippines to Reno
Lieut Harry Mallory and Marjorie Newton plan to elope but a taxicab wreck delays their minister. A bustling train carries an Englishman Ira Lathrop and a Yankee. multiple passengers, including Little Jimmie Wellington and Mrs Jimmie, head toward Reno for divorce. Married rivals cross paths as Mallory’s classmates decorate the bridal berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mallory
Philippines
Marjorie Newton
Porter
Ira Lathrop
Alopers
Jimmie
Wellington
Reno
Sammy Whitcomb
Mallory
Elopement Plot Unfolds On Train as Bribed Welcomes Bridal Scheme
In a chaotic scene aboard a train, two West Point classmates plot to elope with Marjorie Newton before Manila. They stash gifts for the couple, claim a section, and enlist Mrs. Whitcomb’s help to stage a bridelike setup while the porter questions the noisy baggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Mallory
Shaw
Lieutenant Hudson
Mrs. Whitcomb
Salaam
West Point
Philippines
Marjorie Newton
Manila
Hudson
Vannah
Hudgon
Whitcomb
Wedding on the Reno train sparks in broad farce
Passengers plot a bridal surprise aboard a Reno bound train. A mock ceremony unfolds with a rice trap and a terrified minister’s wife shedding pretenses as guests celebrate a rekindled romance and a cheeky bride-to-be. The tale centers on Walter Temple and Sally as they embark on a playful elopement in transit.
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Poe
Bonnet
Walter
Sally
Walter Temple
Lillian
The Masked Minister and a Bridal Mockery
In Chicago that night Mallory and Marjorie linger as engaged lovers unable to wed. In a car the conspirators stage a bridal ruse while an unseen audience of angels watches the comedic mix up, Mallory supposedly holding the license as an unexpected parson nears.
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Chicago
Mallory
Marjorie
Honor Utterer of Epigrams and Japanese Motive Record
The culture prizes epigrams and apt phrases. Guests are urged to inscribe brilliant remarks in large script for display, honoring the author by permanent placement. Sentences focus on wisdom over humor, so the witty are not often featured.
Was 102 and Didn't Know it
John Wilson a naval pensioner died at Bexhill Sussex aged 102, not known in life. After his death his service papers were examined and showed his true age was a centenarian, revealing he had lied about his age.
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John Wilson
Bexhill
Sussex
London
Darias
Sore Shoulders From Improper Horse Collar Fit
Horse owners should ensure collars fit well with springy surface and full bearing contact. A proper fit prevents sore shoulders caused by ill fitting collars, uneven fillings, or disease related gaits. Adjust hames and tug height after collar sizing.
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R. G. Weatherstone
Watering tank design to prevent muddy water
A Popular Mechanics writer explains a method to stop animals from splashing water after drinking. The illustration shows an arrangement using iron-hooped barrels to keep the water clean and reduce mud around the tank.
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Popular Mechanics
Water Tank Construction For Field Use
A description of water tank assembly using three half barrel sections on a wooden planked base held by bolts. Center tank feeds two others via short pipes. Continuous water flow prevents stagnation and a dry, solid base prevents mud and rot.
Worth of Buck Lambs in Market Quality
A note warns that sending buck lambs to market is a mistake as they are rarely desirable and lower the shipment’s average. At about three months old a buck lamb begins to develop coarseness and a tendency to poorer growth.
Best Horses In America Highlighted By Trade Efforts
A Japanese government envoy is sent to the United States to study and purchase American horse stock and breeding stock amid the recognition that American horses are among the world’s best.
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America
Individual hog houses urged by 19th century farmer
John M. Jamison urges adopting new hog house designs described in detail. He notes advantages over the old style, including measurements, door and crawl dimensions, roofing, ventilation, and a lantern for warmth when needed, arguing for close construction and minimal moisture intrusion.
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John M. Jamison
Shipping Breeding Pigs and Cold Crate Dangers
The article warns shippers to clearly identify breeding pigs sent by rail to prevent mixups and delays. It notes pigs become chilled when crated and left at cold stations, with many freezing losses reported. Some station agents lack railroad oversight and fail to act prudently.
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Railroa
Lambs and Parasites: Worm Losses on Old Pastures
The article notes tape, stomach, and lung worms as the main lamb losses, most abundant on old pastures. It advises frequent pasture rotation and offers a drench of two tablespoonfuls gasoline in four ounces of sweet milk, to be given twice about three days apart, with care to avoid choking.
Best Feed for Sheep Crop Now Sown
Four pounds of Dwarf Essex rape sown broadcast or three pounds drilled yields a sheep feed crop in six to seven weeks. The variety is described as one of the best feeds for sheep.
Farming tips for hogs and horses boost farm profits
Cleanliness improves hog appearance and health. Stunted hogs are hard to feed economically later. Barley rivals oats for work horses. Pure bred stock fed liberally yields profit. Businesslike farming replaces small mules with efficient horses. Sunshine and clean, roomy pastures aid young pigs and horses. Cement feeding floors help hogs. regular feeding shapes horse health. Sheep clean fields and utilize waste effectively, fitting farm practice.
Dr Williams Pink Pills Cure Sciatica Claims
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure sciatic rheumatism or sciatica. A Minnesota woman details years of pain after grip, then relief after taking the pills, boasting improved nerves and blood. It urges readers to request a booklet and buy from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady.
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Williams
J. B. Hansen
Twentieth Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Sciatica
Dr. Williams
Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
The Heirloom Drummer Inherits Old Sandwich Spot
A Pittsburg drummer visits a small town eatery and learns the proprietor inherited the place from his father. The musician recalls the elder and recognizes the familiar cheese sandwich on the counter as a link to the past.
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Pittsburg
Is Mrs Gillet a well informed woman
In the Suburbs a quip notes Mrs Gillet as being on a party wire. The line suggests gossip about her knowledge and social connections.
Garfield Tea Trial Reminds of Laxative Recall
A brief note advertises Garfield Tea as a remedy for constipation with a promise that a trial proves its nerve and efficacy. The teaser urges readers to remember the product name for future use.
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