Fashionable Pittsburgh Wedding for Miss Henrietta Dow and Thomas Galey
Miss Henrietta Craig Dow and Thomas Mellon Galey wed at North Negley Avenue Episcopal Church in a stylish ceremony. Attended by family from Madison and Detroit, with local notables and out of town guests. reception followed at the Dow residence. The couple will live in Tulea, Oklahoma, after the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Methedig
Episcopal Church
Henrietta Craig Dow
Loren Schena Dow
Thomas Mellon Giley
Samuel Galey
North Negley Avenue
John H. Wilby
John A. Bell
Vera Kaighn
Gaiey
Sonor
Mies Mildred Kempt
Detroit Mich
Marie Laughner
Constance Ward
East Orange
N. J
Mise Dorothy Gaiey
Mise Dorothy Gaiey, and the Matron of Honor, Mrs. M. Baird Young
Emily Young
John H. Bell, Jr
Thos. Mellon
Mr. Galey
Samuel Black McCormick
Ralph Petera
Garden City
Wo. I
M. Baird Young
Dow
Wallinford Street
Galey
Tulea
Okla
Maregaret Morrison Carnegie School
Princeton
Edwin Mellon
New York
John R. Kempt
Dell
British Columbia Reports Large Gypsum Deposits Found
A British Columbia report confirms discovery of extensive gypsum deposits. Geological surveys indicate sizable reserves under regional terrain, with potential implications for mining development and regional economies. Authorities urge further exploration and mapping to assess total resources and environmental impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Pantalettes Enter New York Fashion Scene
From wartime France comes pantalettes or pante garments surprising New York shoppers. Six models paraded in a department store while observers praised comfort and practicality, predicting the style may endure despite initial laughter and novelty.
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New York
France
Firat
Wilson Opposes Tariff Commission Plan
President Wilson declares opposition to creating a permanent tariff commission citing existing governmental power for tariff treatment. He notes possible consolidation under one department, and in a letter to former Governor James M. Cox he says current machinery is sufficient though he would support improvements if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
James M. Cox
Ohio
White House
What Madison People Seek From Doans Kidney Pills
Madison farmer G Camerer details lasting relief from kidney and bladder trouble using Doans Kidney Pills. He says backache vanished after three boxes, priced 50 cents, available at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y endorses the remedy.
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Mr. Camerer
Madison
Doan
G. Camerer
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Adv
Two Indiana Girls Run Away Twenty Miles to Rockport
Helen McCoy twelve and Hallie McCoy eleven left their grandmother in Evansville on Thursday noon. They walked hand in hand toward school then disappeared. Sent back from Rockport after sleeping in an ash bin they hiked forty miles home, appearing unharmed.
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Rockport
Bowser's ill fated bay fishing trip ends in disaster
Bowser and friend Mr Skill hire a motorboat for a country outing from Morton's wharf. Bowser wrecks the boat during a tense ride with Mr Skill's wife at the helm, nearly colliding with a ferry and a liner. After a chaotic escape, Bowser is dumped on Staten Island and the trip is postponed.
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Bowser
Mr. Skill
Mr. Bowser
Mrs. Skill
Dll
Mr. Bowserous
Staten Island
Mrs. Bowser
Auto and horse collision near Chautauqua park injures Chapman couple
Mr and Mrs Chapman were bruised when a car driven by Howard W Powell struck their horse drawn buggy on the Hanover road near Crooked Creek bridge at about 8 pm. The horse had to be killed and Mrs Chapman suffered a temple cut while Mr Chapman sustained back and hip bruises and both escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chapman
Hanover Road
Chautauqua Park
Howard W. Powell
Crooked Creek
Main Street
Mr. Chapman
Mrs. Chapman
Chapman
Democrat
John Cook
Mr. Cook
Rudolph
Powell
TWO WEDDINGS IN NORTH VERNON AT CATHOLIC CHURCH
Elizabeth Elsner and William Haag wed at Four Corners Catholic church with plans to reside in the city. Misa Louise Coquerille and Ernest Semm also married yesterday at the groom’s parents’ home with about fifty guests and will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding Lett
Misa Elizabeth Ebner
Four Corners
Will Hagg
North Vernon
Ray Stearns
Curing Tobacco Benefiting From Cool Milton Weather
Milton Kentucky reports cool weather aids tobacco curing with good color across regions. Farmers cut late crop while fearing frost, and tobacco in houses is curing well. Alaskan waters produce 60,000,000 galmon yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton, Ky
Alaskan
Whippsy Ingests Indigestion From Kiss Farewell
Anecdote from the Kansas City Star features Artemus Phipps uttering a farewell line about love and a dramatic kiss scene that ends with Whippsy suffering acute indigestion from red lipstick.
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Artemus Phipps
Kansas City Star
Trial Verbose Exchange Cites Jaw Pasting Incident
The courtroom transcript notes the defendant denying striking the witness but admitting to a jaw hit while the lawyer questions the elapsed wait and actions on the pavement. The quote from the Baltimore American reflects a tense exchange over the alleged assault.
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Baltimore American
Welcome Speech and Money as Talk in Old Newspapers
A clipping teases a light note on money’s talking power and respect for a clock cuckoo as a family relic. It contrasts lines from the Boston Transcript and Boston Journal about money and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Brown
Boston Journal
Constipation Affects Headache and Dizziness
A health note links constipation to headache digestion and dizziness. It recommends a mild opening medicine Dean's Regulats available for 25c per box at all stores.
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Dean
Bowser Family Plans Cautious Fishing Trip
Mr Bowser secretly plots a motorboat trip with friends for a day away while Mrs Bowser questions the plan noting her own health and skills. He insists on starting at dawn and preparing Pam to handle the boat despite her lack of experience. The scene highlights marital tension and a bold escape dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earry
Mr. Bowser
George
Morton's
North Pole
Volar
Mr. Powser
Mrs. Bow
Who's Who in the Green Circle of Society
In this brisk society item, Mrs Green is described as coarse and Mr Green as plain while Aunt Jane is singled out as most difficult. The piece traces interlinked relations through Mrs Brown, her mother a White, and the nearest neighbor Mrs Edward Knight, connected to Jackson Jones whose mother was a Beers, all long established in society.
Predict Hard Winter Signals From Indian Tribes
Old time Indians report many signs of a harsh winter including early squirrel caching nuts thicker tree bark cool wet summer and bird migrations. Cherokees in Spavinaw store surplus fuel and food and urge white neighbors to prepare likewise.
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Spavinaw Country
Fielding Lett celebrated 98th birthday at home
Fielding Lett, aged ninety eight, celebrated his birthday at his home. The brief notice notes the milestone and hometown setting without additional details.
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Madteon
Entase Matter
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Thos. M. Galey
Pittsburgh
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Fruud
M. Quad
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Morton’s Wharf
AVTO
Howard Powell
Chicago Herald
Cobb
Webb
Ladies’ Home Journal
New York Times
Trimble County
Richmond Times-Dispatch
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