Lady Harcourt Weds Rt Hon Lewis Harcourt M P
Lady Harcourt formerly Miss Mary Ethel Burns daughter of the late Walter N Burns of New York becomes wife of the Rt Hon Lewis Harcourt MP first commissioner of works trustee of the Wallace Collection and executive of the British School at Rome.
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Lady Harcourt
Mary Ethel Burns
Walter N. Burns
New York
Lewis Harcourt, M. P
British Museum
London Museum
National Portrait Gallery
British School
Rome
Tired of Moral Suasion in a family squabble
A mother intervenes as Freddie complains Marjorie slapped him. The child explains the sister was naughty, while Marjorie retorts that mother only talks and does nothing. The exchange highlights parental discipline dynamics in a domestic scene.
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Marjorie
Freddie
Mamma
Scenery Quips About Local Library as Movie Set
A Plankville man boasts that the public library is a favorite with film people. He notes it recently served as the ducal palace a steel magnate Afuzzi gallery Temple of Diana and summer residence of the czar in a past week production.
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Plankville
Afuzzi
Diana
They say coal will be a paradox this winter
The Prospect notes a paradox for the coming season as coal supplies may be limited. The dialogue suggests households could struggle to obtain fuel despite the severity of winter.
Ownership statement for The Marshall Herald 1818
Notarized declaration of ownership and management for The Marshall Herald published in Marshall UK. Charles Scott identified as owner publisher editor and business manager. Bondholders with 1 percent or more: none. Signed by Gustave Ritter notary on September 26 1918.
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Marshall Herald
Marshall
Ilinois
Clark
Charles Scott
Marshall,Jr
Gustave Ritter
Notary Public
Red Cross
Buchu
Keifer Drug CO
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Mise
Clara_Lohr
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Grand’ Rapids
Mich
Miss Lohr
Eeruna
America
Chas. Brandenstein
Lieut
Gilbert Waterhouse
Gery
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