American Colonial Revival Wedding in New York
Miss Kaoity Nelson Micheale McLean third daughter of Col. and Mrs. Donald McLean wed Edward Alexander Gill Wylie a Yale graduate at the Church of the Heavenly Rest Fifth Avenue New York A reception followed at Sherry s with hundreds of guests including prominent Maryland and New York families Gifts included a clock set and silver items from notable relatives and public figures after the ceremony the couple planned to reside in Riverside New York with a honeymoon trip completed.
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Bride
Col
Donald McLean
E. A. Gill Wylie
Yale
Sherry's
Maryland
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
New York
Kaoity Nelson Micheale McLean
Edward Alexander Gill Wylie
Wilkeson Wylie
John Ritchie
J. Nevett Steele
Ralttimere
Mary Jan Society of
Herbert Shipman
Church of One Heavenly
Betty M Hounkdin
Robina Christian
Turia Wylie
Caroline Fuller
Karina Page-Brown
Estelle Reilly
Ar Lawrence J. Robbins
Springfield
Mass
Albert Ritchie
Charles G. Prisbie
Shortford
Hay Paize
William Houghtaling
Chicago
Curtis Prout
Princeton, N. J. G
Charles II. Painney
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nevett Steele
McLean
Christopher Marks
Miss Fulton
Baltimore
D. Charles Winebrewer
Philip
Felix Agnus
William Boutin
Roger Nelson
Revolutionary Army
Madison Nelson
Adhii Stevenson
Vernon M Davis
Matthew ‘Tl Scott
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Mro
Wis Wate
Riverside
Columbia plan for a municipal administration school
Columbia University authorities consider establishing a school to train men for public offices with backing from city officials educators and Mrs ELE Tarriman. The project led by WH Jiam TH aims to raise qualifications for office through courses in accounting recording purchasing and specialized public service work.
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Columbia University
Ele Tarriman
Pr Whjiam TH. Aten
New York
Bureau of
Matecipal Research
New York City
Small Cottage at Small Cost
Practical cottage home to build cheaply features three apartments on first floor besides reception room. Understairs door to second story, ample closet space, hardwood first floor, painted or maple floors on upper levels. Construction cost $1,800 not including heat or plumbing.
Keep Out the Flies Screens Up Now for Health
A vigorous wartime style editorial urges using fly screens to prevent flies from spreading disease. It describes flies wiping feet on food, contaminating sugar bowls, and carrying germs that cause typhoid. It stresses screens on doors and windows and fighting small enemies before microscopic germs.
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Ile Ay
Nsere
Old Bradford Schooldays recalls strict old era discipline
An eyewitness recounts harsh rural school methods from a half century ago. Horace Walton fell from a nut tree during recess and was flogged by the master after failing to sit for class. The incident ends with Walton remembering how order was restored each morning by the bells and the ruler.
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A. H. Hall
Bradford
Horace Walton
Walton
Mek Walton
Hold Boy For Murder In Pittsburg Case
Patrick Sullivan, fourteen, was held to await grand jury action on a murder charge after allegedly shooting Robert Boyce, forty four, in the Boyce yard on May 18 when Boyce tried to remove the boy.
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Pittsburg
Patrick Sullivan
Young Sullivan
Robert Boyce
Boyce Yard
Boy on City Records as Girl in Lockport Birth Mixup
June 9 in Lockport New York James Clark son of Thomas Clark visited the city clerk to obtain a birth certificate for work and learned the records list him as a girl named Carrie. In Leesburg yesterday Howard Smith Victor Myers and Kyverest Harding attended a colt show.
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Lockport
N.Y
James Clark
Sean
Thomas Clark
Carrie
Howard Smith
Victor Myers
Kyverest Harding
Leesburg
High Toe Shoes Raise Lasting Costs Across Industry
The piece notes Lynn shoe makers face 1–2 cent rises per pair for lasting on high toe lasts, with other centers seeing similar boosts. Experts say high toe lasts demand more labor, often reducing quality and profits, while one Lynn plant cut daily output from 2,900 pairs due to tougher lasts.
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Lynn
Shoe trade faces higher costs from toe fashion
The industry must boost lasting equipment to meet demand of high toe styles, producing higher prices without improving quality. The shift toward fashionable lasts increases production costs and affects shoe pricing rather than durability or comfort.
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J. M. Cronenburg & CO
E. Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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News OF the State
Glenn L. Saxton
Minneapolis, Minn
Aston Nosed
Lllman Country School
Governor Crothers
Fank Johnson
Sam Langford
Prince Georges County
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Fifth Regiment
Albertus Myers
Hagerstown
Benjamin F. Myers
Washington County
Roland Park
Williamsport
Conococheague Street
Woman's Inquiry Club
Rockville
Frank A. Spencer
William ©. Beck
Alverda Kingdon
J. L. Bullard
Ninth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Howard House
Ellicott City
William H. Baugher
Little Sniffkins
Catholic Standard and Times
Piazza
Little Pest
WM. H. Shipley
N. Market Street
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Pierce
Common Sense
Peestacut
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Washington
Mission Clock Co
Girard Street
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Baltimore & Ohio
Atlantic City
Seashore
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General Assembly
Presbytterian Church
International Convention
United Society of Christina Endeavor
Grand Lodge
P.O. K
Philadelphia
Berther Kamist Convention
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American Media Association
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Internatonal KS
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