Pretty Surprise Wedding Reception in Pennsylvania
A wedding supper ended with the couple leaving for a trip at 6 45. The Mead pair will reside in Menchen after their marriage. Guests included Jesse and Bert Meller, Harry Mead and the Misses Addie and Kate Mead of Redway, and many others from Metachen Plainfield West Geld and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penneylvania
Mr. Mead
Menchen
Ashers
Jesse
Bert Meller
Harry Mead
Addie
Kate Mead
Redway
Cornish
Eadie Craig
Trial in Coddington Court Reveals Assault Case Details
William Wilson alias Packer faced trial after a driving off with Daniel Galbraith’s election day vehicle. James Day and his Boulevarig wife were prosecuted for assaulting Mrs. Newman, Day’s mother in law. Mrs. Newman, who visited their home, was beaten and left with visible bruises. Day received suspended sentence and $15 or thirty days. he appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Packer
Daniel Galbraith
Vassus James Day
Newman
Saengers and Ladies Bowl for a Prize
The Saenger Hall event of the Tara Verein featured the ladies bowling season opener with Mrs. G Satterline Mrs W Beiter and Miss M Uni top scorers. Uni won the tie breaker and received a strawberry service as a prize amid refreshments and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara Verein
Saenger Hall
G. Satterline
W. Beiter
M. Uni
Mra Satterline
Mrs. Beiter
Miss UN
Benner Wins Final Shootout at Twenty Five Birds
The deciding match between Ed Earle of Elizabeth and Jack Benner of Wood was shot yesterday on Benner’s grounds at twenty five birds. Benner killed twenty three birds, three fell out of bounds and wounded two others. Earle had eighteen. After three earlier matches each held one win and one draw, yesterday’s shoot gave the prize to Benner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Earle
Elizabeth
Jack Benner
Wood
Benner
Bau
Earle
Were You Out in It A Teaser on a Sudden Tempest
A brief notice mocks a tidal wave last Tuesday and urges defense against elemental disturbances. It promotes Quiliet's at 103 Park Avenue as a source for far-seeing Republican gisses and preserver gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boynton Hfe
Quiliet
Park Avenue
CAUGHT ON THE FLY AND LOCAL INCIDENTS IN PLAINFIELD
A fragmentary Plainfield notice set reports on Mrs Knight selling 200 hats and Max Wiertz promoting cheaper catering services. It also recalls a cyclist knocking down an elderly man near the Post Office, scattering belongings, plus a boy hearing his father discuss an election. An ad offers a reward and requests testimonials for a patent remedy.
Two Local Children Die Abruptly as Diphtheria Claims Young Life
Nelifie Gray infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gray of West Second Street dies this morning. Another child, four, died yesterday from diphtheria. Haltard Waring and Halil Halil, two well known city youths, are standout E A football team players for Elizabeth with strong interference and defensive play. The club expresses pride in the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelifie Gray
John Gray
West Second Street
Haltard Waring
E A
Elizabeth
Halil
Waring
Toe
E. A OC. Com
Man Eaters Of The Pacific And Other Large Sharks
A New York Tribune summary notes true man eaters off the Pacific coast including a 34 foot Carcharodon carcharias captured after entangling in a net near Point Loma. It also mentions reports of a 42 foot man eater below San Diego, the tiger and basking sharks, and their behavior toward nets. California fishermen catch five foot sharks weighing 300 to 500 pounds off San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Point Lama
San Diego
Stanford University Museum
California
New York Tribune
The Human Leg Deterioration in Future Generations
A Paris bureau report sketches a far future where cyclists and machines reduce leg use. A Geneva professor foresees tiny legs and long arms with dwarfed teeth as civilization shifts toward hands and brains more than feet and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Verce
Yang
Geneva University
London News
How the Pothum Went
A humorous Georgia newspaper line recounts a possum stealing scrape. The speaker argues a greasy mouth caused a mix up while bacon was eaten, with funny mispronunciations highlighting rural dialect. The quote showcases common antebellum or early 20th century humor in local reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Atlanta Constitution
Aromatic Wine Sold by F H Hebbard Co
A peculiar medicine claim touts an aromatic wine made from Port grape wine with iron additives. Described as excellent for young women at maturity and for life’s chances, the seller invites purchase at 114 East Front Street for $1 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Imore
F.H. Hebbard & Co
East Front Street
Dottie
Women in New York politics face anti-Tammany obstacles
Notes from Gotham discuss the role of women in the 1900s New York political scene. They examine suffrage tensions, support for Nathan Straus for Mayor, and the difficulty of unseating Tammany Hall. The piece highlights reformers’ goals, voter dynamics, and uncertain election outcomes.
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New York
Ene
Brooklyn
Parkhurst
Straus
British Yacht Designers Eye American Cup Defender
Glasgow note says a British challenger next year may be a boat built for American waters. Vigilant’s visit to America Cup shows sailing conditions differ. a syndicate plans a defender after American models. Herreshoffs expected to build. Nixon may finish lines for another. Football goes pro but won’t supplant public favor. rules differ from college play and hands are restricted.
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Aoa
Glasgow
Herreshoffs
Nixon
Desgner
Cramps
Association
Attenton
Milton S&s Mayhew
Japs Might Be Arrogant If They Defeat China
Cone il of the Japs Theodore Wares, an artist whose portrait of Count Ito appeared in Harper's Weekly, lived in Japan years and planned to return. He now says the Japs will be insufferably conceited if they defeat China, noting Chinese influence in Yokohama and Tokyo and predicting harsh actions toward foreigners. He plans to go to India, which he claims has been whipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone Il
Theodore Wares
Count Ito
Harper’s Weekly
Japan
China
Yokohama
Tokio
India
New York Sun
Barefoot Fashion Spreads From Medical Practice
A German physician Kniep advised patients to jog barefoot every morning, proving successful in his treatment and prompting fashion to approve the habit. The trend emerges among European peasants and domestic circles as Dame Fashion signals acceptance despite private and semi private adoption.
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Europe
Kniep
The Yankee Nation Lengths Across the United States
The greatest east to west length lies along the forty fifth parallel from Eastport Maine to west of Salem Oregon, spanning 2 768 miles. The greatest north to south width runs near the ninety seventh degree of longitude through the U S in a nearly direct line north south.
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United States
Eastport
Atlantic
Pacific
Salem
Oregon
Class in Fairmount West Virginia Tells of Racial Educational Struggles
In Fairmount West Virginia after the war, white superintendents and teachers ran the Sunday school for colored pupils. The class begins with rudiments and uses simple words printed on a large page. A fifty year old pupil, Yonath’s son, remarks I sees de and I sees de t but can't see de it.
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Fairmount
W. Va
Yonath
Fashion notes on children's costumes with trims and fabrics
The article discusses winter fashion for young girls with trims like velvet, velveteen, astrakhan, and beaver. It describes a 15 year old gray cloth and blue velvet dress with astrakhan accents, and notes practical edging and bodice details. It also mentions the play The Ensign at Music Hall and a testimonial for Cham berlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Toop
Astrakhan
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Ladies Bowl
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Plainfield
Deane
DR. J
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Macy's
Tammany
Squin
Nathan Straus
Maynard
Ward
Bartlett
Fathan
Hood
Cae
Music
Absolut
Sheetidead
W. A. McGuire
McKay
Ohio
Tere
Chamberlain
Wale
Reynold
Armacy
Park and North Avenues
Armstrong
Cate
Painteld
New
Greenwich St
Beyreid
C P. Mueller
Winslow
Java
Acker, Morral & Condit
Magnolia Condensed Milk
Demarest
Geneva
Lithia
Ark
N.J
Joan KR
Neger Geneve
Broad Street
Ames P. Bogs
Knickerbocker Co
Centre St. Dock
Bellville
N. J
R.ern
Geneva Mineral Water
Dear Bir
Rigtt
Cincincati
Broad &J
Newark
X. J
W. Randolph
Madame Menzell
Dancing Park
Sseenue
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