Wedding Auto Dash Ends in Field Circle for Three
Algernon Dinwiddie and his bride Maud wed at the bride’s country home and begin a three week automobile wedding trip with Ronald Smith. The car inexplicably speeds away, circles a field, dodges a wagon, and climbs a steep hill before stopping. The couple and Smith escape with minor injuries. the trip switches to rail travel.
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Venus the Bald in Roman worship tale
The London Chronicle notes an ancient Roman belief in a bald Venus worshiped in a temple after the Gallic invasion. It cites a legend that Roman women shaved their heads to make bowstrings for Rome's defense.
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Auto Suggestion From Kiarper’s Weekly
A compact quip notes the delay of inheriting by waiting for others to die. The speaker jests that he will lend his car to his uncle, indicating a satirical take on family roles and status in an old periodical.
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Mrs Sage Aids Tramp Problem With $50 000 Plan
New York reports Mrs. Russell Sage has pledged about $50,000 to form a national committee of 100 to address tramp life in America. Orlando F. Lewis and Benjamin Marsh join as key organizers with Lewis as secretary. The effort aims at housing, employment bureaus, and hard labor for repeat violators, while evaluating tenement and tramp hotel conditions.
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Thornless cactus diet gains praise in fruit test
Luther B nk reports on a thornless cactus eating trial conducted by Dr. Leon Tand in Los Atlantes. The doctor claims the product shows favorable properties and high fat content, noting 272 percent fat in the best variety and a small fraction in others, while aiming to render the fruit seedless.
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Cactus Industry Expands as Sheds Shrink and Ripens Year Round
The text notes cactus sheds shrinking to tomato seed size and producing fewer at a time. It praises the cactus ripening nearly all year and mentions companies forming to grow it for the market and purchasing lands at Indio.
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Clergyman Walks to Sunday Sermon in Westfield
Westfield New Jersey pastor Rev Frank Hai of the Methodist Episcopal church travels on foot to Plainfield to fill the Grace Methodist Episcopal pulpit on a Sunday. He walked miles despite bad weather and preached on living thus in Christian fidelity.
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New York Times
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Army Dirigible Balloon Specs Issued for Bidders
Government公布 specifications for two dirigible balloons to be tested at Fort Myer Virginia next spring. Proposals to furnish balloons open January 24. Balloons use silk bag with aluminium coating and government supplied hydrogen. Dimensions to bidders. length not to exceed 120 feet. Balloon must carry two persons weighing 359 pounds and 100 pounds of brins. Balloons to reach 20 mph in still air with controlled ascent and descent and balancing by movable planes or other approved methods.
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Community Notices and Holiday Events Across Mt Pleasant Area
Local churches hold Christmas programs and services through December in Mt Pleasant. In Ligamore and neighboring towns residents host family visits, club meetings, and social gatherings as winter holidays approach, with highlights including the Jenny Wren Club and missionary society events.
Funeral for Mr. D. W. Kinns large attendance
Mrs. Dawith Dizon suffers a severe 21d. A sermon was preached at the reform church by Rev. Smith in Bandar. The funeral of Mr. D. W. Kinns was held Monday afternoon, December 16, with a large turnout.
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Novel Figures In Dance Introduced At Cotillon of Eighty
The Cotillion of Eighty second dance in New York featured 200 guests at Delmonico's ballroom. Ferrars H. Toews led Miss Dorothy Vernon Huxton and George C. Mittendorf paired with Miss Gladys Clarkson. New figures Firefly and Snowball used flashlights and floral wands. Supper followed at midnight with governors hosting guests.
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George C. Nichols
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