Royal romance ends in French chateau ceremony
Duchess Wallis Warfield and Duke of Windsor wed in a civil ceremony at Chateau de Cande Monts France followed by a church rite by Vicar Jardine. The rites drew protest from Anglican leaders though marriage is confirmed. The couple then honeymoon in Wasserleonburg Austria.
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England
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Jardine
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Charles Bedaux
New York
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Fulham
Victoria Hardisty and Family in San Francisco Suburbs
Victoria Hardisty, wife to surgeon Quentin, manages a busy household with five floors of rooms and three children Kenny Sue Dick and Bobs. The couple balance demanding careers and family life while keeping close to the nursery and occasional social duties.
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Quentin
Germany
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Washington Street
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Kenny
Jain
Darling
Susanna Hardisty
Susan
Richard
Robert
Sue
Bobs
Peninsula
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Tremendous Turnip Tales From the Ozarks
Len B. Mitchell recalls a Hot Springs visit where a mountaineer boasts a four acre clearing and an eight foot fence. A giant turnip grows center to mock failed crops as Mitchell reports a 440 foot by 79 foot kettle to boil turnips in the city. Western Newspaper Union.
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Len B. Mitchell
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Ark
Mitch
Tarnation
The
Ozarkian
Mitchell
Western Newspaper Union
Editorial Sins and Slogans Behind Bull Run Disaster
An 1861 New York Tribune piece and its aftereffects shaped public blame for the Bull Run defeat. Horace Greeley faced censure over urging to Richmond and the battle's catastrophic result, while rivals accused him of murder for sending troops to their deaths.
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Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
The
Herald
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Seiche Phenomenon Roils Lake Geneva Read in Collier's Weekly
The Lakes item explains a Swiss peculiarity seiche a rise and fall in water levels caused by atmospheric pressure changes on Lake Geneva about 223 square miles in area. The lake swings shore to shore for 35 to 72 minutes as levels differ side to side.
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F. M. Hartley, Jr
New York City
Collier’s Weekly
Lake of
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