Dogs See Her Wedding
Portrait of Miss Grace Virginia Hendrick daughter of Dr Ellwood Hendrick of New York and Simsbury Conn who is to wed George W Patterson Jr assistant dean at the University of Michigan July 4 in Simsbury church Her four pet terriers will be honored guests with a special pew at the ceremony
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Grace Virginia Poweroy Hendrick
Ellwood Hendrick
New York
Simsbury
Conn
George W. Patterson, Jr
School of Electrical Engineering
University of Michigan
Werdricks
Foot Comfort Queen Crowned During National Week
Ruth Kimball of Chicago is named Miss Happy Comfort, queen of National Foot Comfort Week, proclaimed by about 20,000 shoe stores across the country for June 21 to 28.
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Ruth Kimball
Chicago
Smuggling in Scrub Brushes Found Aboard Ship
Customs officials at Hoboken seized a large quantity of drugs hidden under scrub brushes during a recent visit by the S. S. President Roosevelt. The haul valued at about 2 million dollars included morphine concealed in the cleaning implements.
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Roosevelt
Hoboken
Motor gypsies spread across the Scenic West
John Dickinson Sherman critiques the rising motor gypsy lifestyle as millions travel and camp, spoiling wild places. He notes litter, fires, and damaged scenery while praising potential economic benefits and urging a national outdoor policy. The piece cites actions by agencies and officials to curb abuses.
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John Dickinson Sherman
America
Free
American: Automobile’ Association
Boards of Health
United States
Scenic West
Perks
National Forests
West
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
California
Times
Coolidge
Washington
Outing Platform for Sportsmen Promotes Safe Steady Ethics
A call to responsible recreation urges sportsmen to travel lightly and respect nature. It emphasizes obeying traffic and game laws, keeping camps clean, avoiding pollution, sharing fair chase, and promoting forest and wildlife preservation for future generations.
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Jake
Physician Overcharges Patient With Illness Delusions
Capper's Weekly notes a midwest mental health expert faced disagreement over Thaw's sanity and recounts a case where a doctor billed $3,000 for extensive home and city treatment. The patient’s wife called the charge unreasonable, while the physician justified fees by the patient’s assets and charity work.
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Midwest
Capper
Sea Urchins Supply Filtration and Absorbent Material
Fragments indicate sea urchins provide a filter and absorbent material used in manufacturing dynamite. The white rock piles formed by prehistoric sea urchin skeletons are cited as a source.
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Dawes
Evanston Home
Charles G. Dawes
Evanston, Ill
Mary Wallace
Dr. Bruggman
Aliss Mary Wallace
Agriculture
Henry C. Wallace
Charles Bruggman
Bruggman
Paris
Queen OF
Dorothy McBirney
James H. McBirney
National Bank of Commerce
Tulsa
Okla
Miss McBirney
Pine Manor Schools
Wellesly
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