May Seymour in Footloose Desire on the Boardwalk
May Seymour, grieving widow and fortune seeker, returns to Atlantic City with $8000 to marry into money. She shops for furs, socializes with Carlotta Frol King and Herbert Waterbury, and meets Jack Darnley at a casino as she plots a risky future including a planned nine o clock rendezvous on the Steel Pier.
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May Seymour
Jim Caremve
Atlantic City
Carlotta Frolking
Herbert Waterbury
Dan Sprague
Waterbury
Sprague
Mays
Carlotta
Dan
May
Europe
Carmella
California
West
Carrotta
Marlborough- Blenheim
Los Altos
Mother of Hearl
Madame
Robert Browning
Gioria Swanson
Vic
Jack
Cambridge
Harvard
Jack Darnley
Ian
Herby
Still Seek Missing Plane in Long Flight
San Francisco reports weather delayed the PB1 seaplane from taking off for Honolulu. Honolulu dispatch notes 24 hours with no word from five crewmen aboard the PX-0 seaplane. massive search efforts by Navy ships planes and submarines continue near Pearl Harbor and Mani Island.
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San Francisco
Cal
Standiford FE. Moses
Hawaiian Light
Honolulu
Sep
Pacific
Crosds
Iate
Pearl Harter
Mani
Navy
Aroostook
U. S. Aroostook
Aroostock
U.S . Tanager
Sabmarine Patrol
Ita Scontine
Hilo Tahing
Pearl Harbor
Titian
John Rodgers
Last G A R Parade Seen in Grand Rapids
The Grand Army of the Republic Parade in Grand Rapids Michigan on September 2 drew thousands of cheering spectators. Veterans with worn shoulders and bright eyes marched under a twilight sky, as musket and sword give way to canes and crutches in a poignant display.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Anny of the Republic
Lifer killed trying to escape from Maryland prison
Neal McKennon, serving a life term at the Maryland penitentiary, was fatally shot after overpowering guard George W. May during an escape attempt. Guard May was beaten and left unconscious, and another guard, Charles A. Graham, shot McKennon in the abdomen as the fight spilled into the workroom. May died later from injuries.
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Baltimore
Neal McKennon
May
John
Scott
McKennon
Charlies A. Graham
Ser McKennon
Winter wheat crop seen exceeding domestic needs this year
Washington reports that American winter wheat output may top domestic requirements based on planting intentions. If farmers plant about 4 million acres more and yield 14.5 bushels per acre, production could reach 586 million bushels with a large export surplus as spring harvest adds about 253 million bushels on average.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Eid
Sea Pieniath A
WANTS FAMILY INFORMATION of Sayers
Rev W C Royal pastor of First Baptist Church West Fourth street received a letter from Edward L Clemson 133 Arts avenue Box 84-CC New Orleans La seeking early Baptist church records to trace his mother s family history His maiden surname Sager links to Frederick Lovettsville Va and Hagerstown 1800 1805 while Dr George Sager and family moved to Union County Ohio The note mentions he wrote Lovettsville with no luck and hopes the church records hold marriages and deaths Also Salvation Army assigns Lt Jennie Wreden Yonkers and Lt Eva Gunn Baltimore to Frederick taking charge from Ensign Moll who goes to Frostburg services at Hall 256 West Patrick Street nightly this week and on the streets
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W. C. Royal
First Baptist Church
West Fourth Street
Edward L. Clemson
Arts Avenue
Box
New Orleans
Baptist Church
Mr. Clemson
Rebecca Sager
Frederick
Lovettsville
Hagerstown
George Sager
Union County
Ohio
Clemson
Royal
Salvation Army
Jennie Wheden
Yonkers
Eva Gunn
Baltimore
Wreden
Gunn
Ensign Moll
Frostburg
Salvation Army Training School
New York City
Annapolis
Wheden
New York Telephone Company
West Patrick Street
Klan in Difficulties Seeks Return of Funds in Cumberland
James W. Webster of the Cumberland Klavern No 7 sues E Graham Finch for larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses. Finch allegedly absconded with about 1300 dollars from the circus funds raised for the klan. Circumstances involve circus debts and attachment of equipment by local creditors.
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Cumberland
E Graham *Finch
James W. Webster
Kleagle
Cumberland Klan
Bu Knux Klan
Finch
Mothers of Daughters Praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound
Royersford Massachusetts letters from mothers describe daughters sickly from age thirteen. One girl with irregular cycles and headaches improved after regular use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A Roxbury mother reports improved health and renewed work capacity after trying the remedy.
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Royersford
Lydia
Pinkham
Mia
Main St
Roxbury
Mass
Qos
Mirs
Hanson
Eustis Street
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Chiropractic
O. R. McIntyre
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Nicket
THE
Everedy Company
KLAN
Cumberland Kleagle
Adamstown
Adamstown Women's Club
Alice Bell
Elizabeth Thomson
Adamstown Women’s Club
United States
Department of Labor
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Lester Smith
Albert B. Gannon
G. Taxi CO
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
L. B. Nicodemus
Gracebam
N. Market St Frederick
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