Wyoming Man With Long Army Record Stands Proud
Lieutenant S. W. Service, born 1827 in New York, has a sixty five year military career across the Civil War Indian campaigns Spanish American War and World War I era. Now retired on half pay, he remains active in Sharidar with his wife and is honored by G A R members and Memorial Day tributes.
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International News Services
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S. W. Service
United States
Tenth Cavalry
Federal
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Little Christian Church
H. H. Clark
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Fort Mackenzie
New York
W. Service
Herkimer County
New York State Guard
Fifteenth Volunteer Infantry
B. H. Grierson
Leutenant
Tenth U.S. Cavalry
America
Clark
Wyoming Girl Rides Horse to Spelling Contest
Erma Lewis, an Upper Cottonwood Creel ranch girl, rode 80 miles on horseback from dawn to afternoon to enter a county spelling contest in Thermopolis Wyoming. She left at 5 a.m. and arrived about 1:30 p.m., preserving her valley’s reputation for perseverance.
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Wyoming
International News Service
Thermopolis
Wyo
Holland
Erma Lewis
Cottonwood Creel Ranch
Upper Cottonwood
Miss Lewis
11 Year Old Girl Enters Law School
Rosie Reeve aged 11 arrived in New York to inspect Columbia University and plans to study law next fall. Raised by father Thomas L. Reeve, she was educated at home with shorthand and typewriting, attended a western university last fall, and aims to be an actress or singer but now pursues law for public speaking and usefulness. She enjoys sports, reads Dickens, and can name chemical elements like candy brands.
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New York
Rosie Reeve
Columbia University
Florence
Chicago
Thomas L. Reeve
Western University
Long Island
German Holy Spirit Fraudster Preys on Believers
Berlin reports a postwar religious wave courting credulity as a former bricklayer named Weissenberg poses as the Holy Ghost and Jesus Christ. He takes gifts on his birthday, claims healing power, and pockets followers by selling miracles while speculative real estate plots and a tax on gifts enrich him. A Spandau clergyman denounced him as an imposter.
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Jerusalem
Waist Lines Return to Normal Per Dame Fashion Decree
London reports that the women’s waist line will return to its normal position just above the hip. The shift aligns with recent French and English meetings and is confirmed by new designs from Paris.
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International News Service
London
Selfridge Plans a Dream Castle in the Air
London impresario Gordon Selfridge, owner of Lansdowne House, says a perfect castle in the air is his hobby. He commissioned top English architects for sketches of a dream residence with a drawbridge, marble baths and grand halls, but nothing materializes yet. He walks imagined halls daily and revises plans as mere marks on paper.
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International News Service
London
Gordon Selfridge
Merchant Prince
Lansdowne House
Selfridge
England
Joke About Swiss Navy May Soon Be Obsolete
International News Service reports on engineers drawing up a plan to canalize the Rhone and Rhine rivers, potentially ending the joke about a Swiss navy as drainage and navigation schemes expand in Gendva Switzerland in June.
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International News Service
Gendva
Switzerland
Rhone
Rhine
Canal Plan Opens Geneva To Large Ships
A proposed canal would run under Geneva enabling large vessels to pass beneath the Swiss city. Navigation would reach the center of Switzerland and a Swiss navy could become possible. In New Holland women cut themselves with shells to create long lasting scars they consider ornamental.
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Geneva
Switzerland
New Holland
Historic Carvings Returned to Rheims Cathedral
Paris June 30. Carved wood work from the Cathedral of Rheims, sent to England at the start of the bombardment, has been returned to Rheims. The carvings are unquestionably valuable.
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Cathedral of
Rheims
England
Remarkable relief from chronic ailments via Dreep
Mrs Thos Kirkwood of New Castle testifies she suffered dizzy spells vertigo weak kidneys and bad dreams before taking Dreep. She credits five bottles of Dreen for relief and urges others to visit McKee's Kut Rate Store 21 N Mill St to learn merits from Mise Harper the Press Expert. Special price offered.
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