Prince Helie de Sagan Open to Marriage With Mme Gould
In a Waldorf interview Prince Helie de Sagan refused to deny marriage to Mme Anna Gould. He avoided discussing Mme Gould’s case, declined to comment on Count Boni de Castellane’s plans, and noted he would be surprised by any high scrutiny of American society during this visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Helie de Sagan
Waldorf-Astoria
Mme
Anna Gould
Count Boni de Castellant
Paris
Mme. Gould
Helen Gould
Fifth Avenue
de Sagan
Boni
Prince de Sagan
Four generations in forty eight years at Linden home
Cleveland report details a birth at 1035 East Sixty-Seventh Street where Mrs. Corn Linden, age fifteen, has a baby boy, creating four generations in forty eight years. The grandmother Mrs. Stella Hubman, now thirty-one, and great grandmother Mrs. Josephine Holden, near forty, reflect on youthful marriages and joys denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Corn Linden
Linden
East Sixty-Seventh Street
Josephine Holden
Stella Hubman
Holden
Hubman
Prince de Sagan Interview and Seed Planting Tips
The article streams from a courtly exchange with Prince de Sagan and shifts to practical spring gardening guidance. It outlines seed starting in shallow flats, using egg shells or paper cones, transplanting without root damage, and preparing straight, evenly spaced rows with a board-driven drill system.
Anoka Farmers Report Busy Plowing and Planting
Farmers in Anoka are plowing for oats and clearing corn stalks as fruit prospects look good. William Hopper and Newton Thomas plan to swap farms. R B Knight bought a team, wagons and harness. Mrs George McManus is recovering from a long illness. Mr and Mrs A J Shorts visited Walton to see the former’s sister Jane Phillips. The McManus couple expect to return around early April from Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hopper
Newton Thomas
R. B. Knight
George McManus
A. J. Shorts
Walton
Jane Phillips
N. B. McManus
Jacksonville
Fla
McSheehy Again Elected Exalted Ruler of Elks
H. J. McSheehy was re elected Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge for a seventh term, a unique distinction. Other officers named include Charles J. Becker as Leading Knight M P Sullivan as Loyal Knight D A Middleton as Lecturing Knight Herbert A. Brown as Secretary George A. Raub as Treasurer James M. Douglass as Tyler D A Fickle as Trustee and McSheehy again as Representative to Grand Lodge with M F Sullivan as alternate.
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H. J. McSheehy
The
Elks’ Lodge
United States
Charles J. Becker
D. A. Middleton
Herbert A. Brown
George A. Raub
Tyler
James M. Douglass
D. A. Fickle
Grand Lodge
M. F. Sullivan
Magazine Poets Offer Skewered Billboard Verse
A witty remark on magazine poets notes readers need not study them as closely as billboard era verse. The commentator highlights the difference in style and accessibility between literary poets and popular billboard epigrams.
Forty Groups of Reds in Chicago Exposed
A Chicago report details about forty anarchist groups with some 15 000 members and sympathizers led by Lucy Parsons. The Social Science League operates from the Masonic Temple, while Edelstadt's group meets at 429 Union Street with about 200 members. Parsons boasts of police ignorance and mocks jail threats as detectives lodge in her home.
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Chicago
Lucy Parsons
Edelstadt
Union Street
Wmn Natelson
Wirs. Parsons
Police Department
First Aid To Millinery From Odd Hat Fixes
A clever, era flavored guide suggests making a hat from a bicycle wheel hub with a saucepan as top, wine velvet cover, canary taffeta binding, and box ruching. It adds improvised pins using a soup ladle and fork for a jaunty accent.
Medics Meet in Cass County Discuss Pneumonia
Cass County Medical Society held a regular meeting in the Library last evening with many members present. Papers on pneumonia were read by Drs McCully Hill Johnson and Gilbert. The group plans to host the district meeting on April 29, with Dr Gilbert leading the organizing committee.
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Cass County Medical Society
McCully
Hill
Johnson
Gilbert
Comfort item aids transplants with rubberized cushion
A thin cushion of rubberized cloth is urged for use during planting to rest knees comfortably on damp ground. The cushion, similar to carriage boot material and storm coat fabric, helps avoid cold and discomfort in the field.
New Leader of New York's "400" Arranges Notable Functions
Frederick Townsend Martin succeeds Ward McAllister as the 400’s leader. He chairs elaborate entertainments this season, drawing talent to society affairs. Mrs Howard Gould, Mrs Jas Eustis, Kyrle Bellew, and Mme Nordica appear in events while Martin, wealthy and Plaza Hotel resident, fosters broader guest participation.
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Ward McAllister
McAllister
Simon Pure
Harry Lehr
Ery. Martin
Howard Gould
Jas. B. Eustis
Salambo
Kyrle Bellew
Mme
Nordica Ap
Martin
Tion
School Census Names Sought for This Year
School board members will soon select the census takers for the year. Three enumerators last year required much time, and a larger force is likely this year. Fire escapes for school buildings were ordered yesterday pending Deputy State Factory Inspector Cline’s decision.
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Cline
Season turns to furniture with small down payments
The piece notes the season's shift toward home furnishings as young men consider purchases with modest down payments.
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Pringe
SAGAN
Court Boni
Mikes
Mars
Fourth Street
Grandma
Grandma Hubman
Grandma Holden
Mamma Linden
de Castellanes
Eveyn Prince Cahoon
Anoka
M”"Sheehy
M.P. Sul
Livan
Charlés Parmeter
Clymers
the Fanatics
America
Sue
Doe
Cromarty
Reil Fancy Butterite
Licious
Frederick T. Martin
Noah
Ager
Frederick Townsend
Arthur N. Baker
New England
HEINZ
H. J. Heinz CO
Pittsburgh, Pa
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