Mary Weds the Best Man in a Quarrel Turned wedding
A bitter feud over Mary O Doyle and Terence MacShane ends in a dramatic wedding plan. The narrator, who hoped to win Mary, agrees to let Terence wed her after Father O'Brien's quiet intervention. Terence arrives sheepish, Mary cries, and the ceremony proceeds with a tricky reading of the bans. The narrator slips away to America, leaving the couple to their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Brien
Mary O'Doyle
Mary
Terence MacShane
Lmerick
Terence
Briner
Ike
Mc MacShane
Cork
America
Dundhestown
Hoor
Limerick
Tunchestown
Maury
No clear headline from fragmented text
Fragmentary text discusses storytelling, audience reactions, and a shift toward serious content. Mentions Patrick Koll, Kelly, New York Sun, and a window display with stamps and posters. Lacks coherent event, date, or location to form a definitive news item.
No Use For Ailing Wife In Medical Journal Note
An editorial observes how some Persian wives are pressured by husbands to divorce in order to remake their homes. The piece cites patient anecdotes and urges consideration of marital strain versus medical care, noting male expectations influence treatment choices and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Medical Journal
Lichtmardt
Morris Chair Fire Escape Concept
A Morris chair fire escape described in Popular Mechanics uses extendable brackets attached to the chair back. A rope wound on a spool under the seat runs over a pulley between brackets, allowing a quick ground descent. A brake controlled by the user regulates descent speed.
Fondness for Animals in Small Town Talk
Mrs Corntossel notes the new hired man says he is fond of nurse but worries past hires were fond of horses only if on the race track. High humor about needing affection, with a quip on valuing a baby and restraint on selling out at contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Grange’s Terrace
Elit Foxe Hill
Hyerdehs
Lon Hon
Weel
SON Wits Auertig
Letiden Mall
Hiram
Hosses
Kidder
Affair of Great Dignity opens Commons session
The Daily reports the ceremonial opening of the British House of Commons to a dignified audience amid the retirement of Hon William Lowther, who served as speaker of the Commons for 16 years. The event signals transitions in the parliamentary leadership and sets a formal tone for the new session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
William Lowther
Opening of the Commons Session in Ceremonial Attire
An account describes the ceremonial opening with the speaker’s attendance in evening dress, a gold mace, and a parade of officials. The scene recalls Oliver Cromwell era pageantry as the speaker’s dignified demeanor contrasts with moments of levity from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cromwell
Sperkers
Innocence and an Egg Ruse Ends With Discovery
A Milwaukee man buys an egg for breakfast and, after a police interrogation over a supposed weapon, says Innocence. The shell explodes in his coat pocket, sticking egg fragments to the lining. The officer jokes about running him in for a shell game before the man escapes, as the egg finally wears out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Cid
Milwaukee Journal
Dehorning Saves Cedar Regrowth in Wichita Forest
In Wichita National Forest young red cedar trees thrive when cattle damage is minimized. After fires became rare, cedar growth increased under oak stands but cattle began breaking tops and branches. The forest supervisor proposed dehorning cattle to prevent ongoing damage and protect young cedar growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita National Forest
Pas |Uri National Forests
Wielka
Unclear Pilgrim Provisions Mystery Arises
An investigator claims dusty archives show Pilgrims arriving in America required eight bushels of corn meal two bushels of oatmeal two gallons of vinegar and a gallon each of oil and brandy. The statement’s truth value is deemed unimportant, leaving the question of its authenticity unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerysca
England
Giant Telegraph System Reveals Nationwide Network
The census reports 21 telegraph companies operating in the United States with 241,032 poles and 1,888,703 miles of single wire. Over 155 million messages yearly, 28,865 offices, about 30,600 employees earning nearly 40 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of the Census
Culling Slackers Improves Flock in Iowa Idaho
A home demonstration agent from Marshall County Iowa working with the State Agricultural College and the U S Department of Agriculture reports that culling slackers has saved feed and improved flocks in the communities where campaigns were conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Idaho
Marshall County
State Agricultural College
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry culling drives cut losses in Iowa and Idaho counties
Demonstrations with state expert aid drew large attendance and substantial culling. In one Iowa month 7 326 birds were handled with 8 003 culled and 692 non producers identified. Egg records show pre and post culling changes, while non producing birds sold for farmers wives profit. Idaho reports 51 360 saved from culling. Buildings, campaigns, and breeding circles cited as county efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural College
Iowa
Idaho
Classified Ad For Sale And Loans In Roanoke Rapids NC
Classified advt offers a crafts item and a milch cow in excellent condition plus a Victrola model C and a high chair and windows. Also a money loan on improved farm land with long terms to hold cotton. Contact R N Gossett and Mason Long & Mat Alvys of Roanoke Rapids NC for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Gossett
Mason Long & Mat Alvys
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Lost Silver Pen With J K D Initials Found Reward
Item lost between Wells D Tillery Co store and Weldon and Eversharp shop. Sterling silver pen with initials J K D engraved. Finder should return to J K Dickens Roanoke Rapids for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells D
Tillery Co
Weldon and Eversharp
J. K. Dickens
Roanoke Rapids
Notice of Sale Under Power in Halifax County
Notice of sale under a deed of trust executed by Wm Ress and Mary Cross to secure debt. Recorded in Book 220, Page 125, Halifax County Register of Deeds. Default occurred and the legal holder has requested sale. The sale is set for Monday July 25th at 1:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmress
Mary Cross
the Register of Deeds
Halifax County
Post Office area property sale in Rosemary North Carolina
Notice of sale at public auction for cash of a described Halifax County property. The tract lies in Roanoke Rapids Township adjoining William Majette and Charlie Williams, the southern half of lot 450 plot 29, fronting 50 feet on Weldon and New Hope Road, with the building, recorded in Halifax County deeds Book 286 Page 7. Deed dated December With 113, 1921. Wyche, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Halifax County
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids Township
William Majette
Charlie Williams
Patterson and Horner
Weldon
New Hope County
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ed Bowser Et Ax
Charie R. Brown
Medt Coa
Wyche
Foreclosure Sale of Four Corner Lots in Rosemary NC
Under power of sale in a deed of trust recorded in Millifax County the holder will publically auction the four parcels in Rosemary at the Post Office steps on Monday July 25 1921 at 1 AM for cash to satisfy the indebtedness secured.
Roanoke Avenue Property Lots in Rosemary NS NC 1922 Record
Legal notice describing improvements and lot lines along East Roanoke Avenue in Rosemary Village Halifax NC. It lists Lots 1128 1190 1132 and 1134 as part of the Roanoke Rapids Power Company plan, with maps by C jore and Company, filed December 18 1915 in Halifax deeds office Plot Book 1 pages 1 12 18 and 14, dated June 25 1922 by E A Matthews trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Avenue
Rosemary
Halifax County
North Carolina
Roanok Tapids Power Company
C. Jore and Company, Engineers
Welon
N. C
Calina
E. A. Matthews
Roanoke Hawe Co and others settle street works accounts
Ledger listing payments owed and paid by Roa Hawe Co and partners for sewer pipes street cleaning and alley work. Items include wages at First Nat l Bank April 1921 notes interest on notes electric current printing contracts and extra police services. Names include J P Robinson A L Clark RH Rook and B L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhshursements Pd
JW Lane
Wells D Tillery Co
AL. Clark
AL Clark
Wheeler
A Barkley
June Davis
Extea
Chautauqua
Ron Rapids Power Co
CA Barkley
WS Hockaday
Nat Bk
Row Rapids
Heeler
Nat'l Bk
A L.clark
Row
Roanoke Rapids Power Co
Jat
Roa Rapids
Zlon Hutton
Rosemary H& T Co
Lee Hocknd
Iron Rapids Power Co
Hockaday
Row Rapids Power Co
Ecorder
Hishop
KH Jackson
Newsome
Hubert Carpenter
Rapids Power Co
Allen
Jan AL. Clark
Police
WS Hancock
Hancock-Jackson Co
Schlichter Lumber Co
Willey-Moore Hdwe Co
le Wells D Tillery Co
Vacor Fur Co
Western Union Tel Co
Welle
Jackson
Halifax Builders Supply Co
Bill Row Rapids Power Co
Massey
ICL Bishop
VC White
MAE See
Oei
Eli AL Clark
Roanoke Pharmacy Co
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Jevayaper Upton
London Police
St. John's Wood
Congressman Kelly
Patrick Koll
Kelly
Amit Lin
Phew le
Tillship
New York Sun
New Brglemd
Jesus
Tly
Eagle
Stanayis
B. M. Gurkin
Register of Deeds
Millifax
Fosackson
V.ic Aml
Treasure
Ry Balance
A. D
Board of ‘Town Commis
Clark
Vis
Rosemary Supply Company
Rosemary, N. C
Procaed Ie Hessel Norra
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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