Social Roundup of Philadelphia and Nearby Guests
The item lists numerous visitors and hosts in Philadelphia and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Flaynard Wailes, Mr. James S. Tayher, Miss Ada Lord, Mr. Joseph Hehimyer, Mrs. William Ht. Tikhman, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Whitraft, and many others, with engagements spanning New York City Wilmington Newark Cambridge and Florida. Several teas, theatre parties, and informal gatherings are noted, along with travel mentions and holiday plans.
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F.laynard Wailes
Philadelphia
Frank Pools of
Wilmington
Ada Lord
Joseph Hehimyer
Smyrna, Heel
Mumdhy
William Ht. Tikhman
Ansduune
Lewis .Whit
Raft
Marthe Jaaman
Ce Bridge Landoweer
Wilken
William HL. Ivkeua
William J. Ernst
Anne Humphreys
Helene Phillipe
New -York
Unis
Mere Rolert
Grier, Jr. Sread
Phillies
Cambrade
Florida
Elopement Motifs in Call to Loyalty and Citizenship
A political editorial urges moving forward with Calvin Coolidge toward national loyalty and sound citizenship. It warns that retreat into anarchy and disrespect for fundamental institutions will harm the republic.
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Calvin Corlidge
Call Grange's Movie Offer Draws Mocking Reactions
Readers ridiculed the Grange proposal described as nonsensical and poorly organized. The article notes confusion over names and details while questioning the feasibility and intent of the offer.
Ambiguity in Promption Sector Discussed by Wilson and Officials
A misread Washington report quotes Wilson and others discussing the promption sector and enforcement of broad laws. The text cites Secretary Cleenes and Deputy leaders defending policy while criticizing opposition and stressing unity amid national challenges.
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Sevretaeh
Dee
Andrewme
Ste
Ieee
Tax Bill Debates Dominate Capitol Hill Session
Washington dispatch reports the new congressional session opening with tax and appropriations battles. The House advances a $160.9 million appropriation for current year while the Senate considers formalities and budget details await tomorrow’s actions. Several House committees move toward finalizing interior and post office funding.
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Washington
Iee
Capitol Hill
House
Colnige
Renate
Mearenger
Sandwee''h Meal Ruling Clears Liquor Charge
A hotel avoided a liquor after hours charge after a judge ruled a sandwich can be a meal. The case noted a double whiskey and a ginger drink were served with the sandwich, and the decision held the sandwich satisfied the meal requirement to justify serving liquor.
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Lord On
Dee
Man locks judge and counsel in Brentford County Court room
A man locked the judge and counsel of Brentford County Court in a room at the top of a building. The incident prompted concern for courtroom safety and potential charges are expected as authorities investigate.
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Brentford
Fac
Brentford County Court
Court frees aunt after cont tempt sentence rescinded
An aunt who had been jailed on contempt of court was released after she apologized, leading to the reconsideration and rescission of the sentence.
Bivalve Community Notes and Losses
Mr. Harry Anderson of Philadelphia spent the weekend with relatives in Bivalve. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson and Mr. Warren Bend from Baltimore. Mrs. Ernest Morsman hosted guests, and Mr. Pratt Warrick of Auburn visited his daughter. Mr. George W. T. Insley owns property moved here last month. Columier Dunout, 75, died at home of his daughter Mrs. Josephus North after months of illness. Mr. Trune spent two months in St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore and returned home. funeral services were held at the M. P. Church in town.
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Harry Anderson
Philadelphia
J. W. Anderson
Warran Bend
Baltimore
Ernest Morsman
Pratt Warrick
Auburn
N.Y
Tee
Russell Langfall
Gus. Horan
Noemlay
Salisbury
Ct Howe
Me. Columier
Dunut
Josephus North
Trune
St. Agnes Hospital
M. PL
Burial in Church Cemetery Seeks Family Obituary
Tuesday afternoon burial proceeding in the Church Cemetery. The deceased is survived by two brothers Mesers Perry and Samuel C. Dunn, a son Oscar Dunn, daughters Myre Josephine North of this place and Mrs Archie Shockley of Water View.
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Lecomted
Mesers Perry
Samuel C. Dunn
Oscar Dunn
Myre
Josephine
Archie Shockley
Water View
Skeleton of Mammoth Found Near Kichoney Village
Fragmentary note reports discovery of two mammoth skeletons near Kichoney in Trans Baikal region. Claims mention a harvest record and teeth weighing about eight pounds, with bones nearly complete. details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Kichoney
Trans
Baikal
The Ditt Cua Pagy Nerratuen
The text mentions a product described as a paste or tablet with sugar and a special coating from Mak. It references ailments and a company or context around a “Ditt Cua Pagy Nerratuen” in Virginia. The readable fragments are garbled and lack clear events or outcomes.
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