Bridal Procession Marks Gladys Szeckensi’s Hungarian Homecoming
Countess Gladys Szeckensi arrived at Germaboz castle amid a lavish pageant as crowds cheered in the rain. Hungarian officials, villagers, and a cortege of mounted riders feted the bride on her journey from New York to the Szechenyi estate, with greetings from the Dowager Countess Irene and a ceremonial welcome at the palace gate.
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Wavex
Garbaric
Century Old Castle
Allegary
Laszlo
Gladys Szeckensi
Qermezoe
Chateau
al Dey
Miss Vanderbilt
New York
Count Laszio
Budapest
Szeehe
Buen
Germozes
Germoezov
Hungary
New York Agerean
Gladys
Venemian
Oermene
Irene
Stafon
Laszlo Hia Imother
Quermezo
Stephen
Lanzio
Carrhae
Laszio
Linmyr
Reginald Vandersitn
Waking of a noted hotel on Fifth Avenue causes curiosity
A chaotic morning at the old Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York ends with guests and sightseers flooding the lobby as management closes the historic site. Patrons sing Auld Lang Syne while the building is sealed and prepared for wrecking, marking the end of an era for the long-standing hostelry. Nearby incidents include a fatal fall at a Philadelphia lodging house elevator shaft and the St Louis Olive Street Bank closure with substantial deposits.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Louis Seibold
Smell Turner
Diarfing
Vilas
St. Louis
St Louis
Olive Street Bank
Garrison Avenue
Olive Street
Plan to Build New Alps Outside Paris
An Alsatian engineer proposes a cement Alps near Paris to create a miniature Switzerland with artificial mountains 3 000 to 5 000 feet high. The project would cost about 500 000, employ 20 600 workers for ten years, and include galleries, cascades, and wagon roads. Also included is a note on ant merchants in Europe trading ant eggs for game preserves, a curious side topic in the same column.
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Switzerland
Weiss
Paris
France
Koaxth
Tages Ile
London
Europe
New Orleans Times-Democrat
The Spendthrift Version of a Wise Saying
An exchange between Swater and Gailey features the familiar proverb about pennies and dollars. Gailey interrupts to add a twist, invoking the idea that careful spending protects heirs, as cited by the Philadelphia Press.
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Swater
Gailey
Phiiladelphia Press
Made without chessins or fillins ready for the needle
A description of a fabric or material prepared for sewing, noting it is free of chessins and fillins, ready to be used with a needle, featuring a permanent nnca finish, and colored white. The width is specified as 56 inches, referred to as the yond.
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Countess Gladys $Zechenyi
West Chester
Jesse Moris Williams
Painters Fee House
Williams
Ian Net
Val, Ince
Cluny
Doll Bros
North Market Street
Dressinghams
Besant & Knoit
Pefrless Ree Packs
John H. Deryer
FOR
Argosy
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Jas. E. Doll
Natonal Bank
Frederick
Serick Co
Edwin Dfyier
Amos Tanla
Devilbiss & Urner, Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Bldg
Market St
Frederick, Md
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Mma
Great Southern Pig
My. Ca
C. Thos. Kemp
Cail
Carty’s Furniture
Patrick Street
Jeeach
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Red Cross
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market and
Patrick Streets
Re CeassSjie
E. S. Mobley & Bro
West
Patrick St. Frederick
C. E. Cline
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