Millicent Doesn't Care For Peace Clash in Palm Beach Marriage
Count von Eckstein of Vienna and New York says American women refuse to bow to husbands, leading to many marriages with European nobles failing. He cites Millicent Ogger Salm case, noting private detectives at the Rogers home and a looming separation suit as the couple contend amid public gossip.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Count von Eckstein
Vienna
New York
Countess Salm
Millicent Ogers
Standard Oil
Rogers Home
Man seeks fatal assignment from governor in Texas
A 35 year old German born Houston man writes Governor Miriam A Ferguson asking to be assigned to a duty with a 100 percent death risk. He claims an inner burden drives him to seek death to relieve responsibility on others and pledges to end his life in a hazardous undertaking if not accommodated. He is unmarried, educated, speaks several languages, and has a good job. His intention to become a U S citizen dates to 1924 and one grandfather lived in Texas during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
United States
Shortest days, longest wait for Santa Claus
A reflective note on how anticipation defines Christmas joy and the idea that true reward comes from personal effort rather than entitlement.
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Santa Claus
Zehner School Presents Christmas Program Evening
Zehner school pupils performed a Christmas program on December 23 under Miss Margaret Wilson. The program included songs, dialogues, and recitations with numerous students and guests listed among attendees.
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Zehner School
Margaret Wilson
Earl Collins
Minnie Cambroscia
Catherine Brooks
Ethel Shaffer
Anna Brown
Leal Bald
Gland Tonic Promises Youth Through Gland Reinforcement
Austrian scientist R Arnold Storand champions reinforcing glands to combat aging using extracts from healthy young animals. The Glandogen tablet tonic is marketed to awaken devitalized glands, restoring vital secretions for energy and health. Love & Megown Drug Co. sells the original gland tonic.
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R. Arnold Storand
Austria
Love & Megown Drug Co
Christmas Entertainment at Princeton Station Presbyterian
The Presbyterian Sunday school hosted a Christmas program on Wednesday evening. The event featured songs by the choir and primary class, recitations by Bennie Stevenson Ashley Stevenson Marion White Jennie Viola Munnell Ellis Stevenson Florence McFarland Raymond Munnell Winnie Jones Gladys White, duets by Mary and Allan Wright, and various demonstrations including Shepherds Drill and The Clock. Bible class remarks by Rev. Marks followed the collection and benediction.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Rev
Marks
Bennie Stevenson
Ashley Stevenson
Marion White
Mary
Allan Wright
Jennie Viola Munnell
Ellis Stevenson
Florence McFarland
Raymond Munnell
Winnie Jones
Inp
Gladys White
Rev. Marks
Guests of Daughter Attend Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs N M Young and son James were the guests of their daughter Mrs Arthur Flack and son in law at Smiley stop for Christmas.
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N. M. Young
Som James
Arthur Flack
Smiley Stop
Christmas
Mrs Viola Boak Hosts Boak Family Christmas Dinner
Mrs Viola Boak and family entertained Boak relatives at a Christmas dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Newton Young and their children Gladys and others.
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Viola Boak
Boak
Newton Young
Gladys
School closes rooms for scarlet fever and chicken pox
Rooms one and two at Rose Point schools will be closed for several days due to scarlet fever and chicken pox. Officials cite contagious illness and vow to sanitize affected areas.
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Rose Point
Christmas Dinner Entices Guests in Gibsondale
Mr. and Mrs. James White of Gibsondale entertained at a Christmas dinner for family and friends. The event featured warm hospitality and seasonal conversation, highlighting community cheer during the holiday season.
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James White
Gibsondale
Christmas Visits and Local Social Roundup
The Myers family hosted Christmas guests including the Gibsons on Butler road and Frances Myers from Slippery Rock Normal School spent the holiday with her parents. Nearby families hosted relatives and students from Plainfrove and Rose Point, and notes mention local observations about the first saxophone and homemade money.
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Charles Myers
John Gibson
Butler Road
Frances Myers
Slippery Rock Normal School
Norman Book
Betty
Cora Mershimer
Joseph Mershimer
Charles
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Ahead
Molly Malone
Bud Osborne
Jack Richardson
Martin Turner
Starlight
Neely Edwards
E. Washington Street
Regent Theatre
S-V-Weidemiers
John V. Weidemier
Esther Wexler Brooks
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ARC
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Quintette
the Liberty
RED Mack
Anna Fishburn
Alice Donnely
Orville Hoover
Jack Heminger
Gladys Hoover
Charles Cambroscia
Olive Bryan
Dolly
Dorothy Harlan
Alma Lepisto
Santa Land
Clarence Wilson
Agnes Shaffer
Virginia McCormick
Wayne Heminger
Samuel Cambroscia
Kenneth Heminger
Santa Claus and the
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Gertrude McCormick
Santa
Marjorie Armstrong
Edyce Bintrim
Charles Donnely
Anna McCormick
Clyde
Flora Book
Inice and
Orris
Robert White
John Biddle
George Dean
Cora McConnell
Edgar
Ralph
Jesse Book
Floyd Blair
Juanita
Hermon
Stanley Rhodes
Ruth
Edward Boak
Wilberta
James
George Myers
Charles Davis
Donald
Everett
Homer Johnson
Marie
Vivian
Lillian
Arthur
William Wright
Lauretta
Allan
Adah
Everett Taylor
Young
Princeton Station
Mershimer
Princeton
George Hohmann
Bobby
Near Plaingrove
D. F. Henry
Merle McCurdy
Sandy Lake
John McCurdy
Jessie Kildoo
Plainfrove High School
Samuel Kildoo
Anna Bauder
Ralph Weller
New Castile
Old King Cole
Penn Theatre
S. H. Fox
Verne Kirker
N. R. Pettit
Charles Eskew
Joseph Rogers
Emmett Long
John R. Wallace
William F. Freshkorn
James B. Smith
George C. McBride
Oscar F. Getting
J. W. Guy
Wampum
G. L. Burkett
L. B. Colvin
W. J. McAnlis
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Slippery Rock
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