Quiet Life at Grand Aune Farm Figures in Stillman Divorce
Miss Isabel Armstrong testifies about 1918 summers at the Stillman Grand Anse farm near Wend village, Quebec. She describes Fred Beauvais as general manager, Mrs Stillman’s farming duties, and the Beauvais family’s role, noting a peaceful season and the dynamics of the estate during the divorce case.
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Dale van Every
United Press
New York
James A. Stillman
Pnd
Grand Aunse
Quebec
Isabel Armstrong
Stillman
Armstrong
Na Cal
Still Man
Iman
St. Marie River
White House
Beauvais
Anne Stillman
Alexander Spillman
Guy Stillman
Bud
Ames) Stillman, Jr
Anne
Oetmans
Fred Beauvais
Miss Armstrong
Fo Stillman
Stilliman
Stilimans
United States
St. Maurice
Educational Exhibit Space Snapped Up in Seattle
Space for the educational exhibit at the Arena from April 19 to 23, organized by the Seattle Federation of Women’s Clubs, is rapidly filling. Less than 30 booths remained available Thursday morning as the event supports Washington manufacturers.
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Arena
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington
Chinese Parents Sell Daughters Amid Famine Rumors
An American missionary in China reports in famine districts Chinese parents are selling their daughters for 100 cash each. Cash is the smallest Chinese coin worth about a tenth of an American cent. 100 cash equals one dime.
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China
Gas and Coke Stock Fetches $3,500 at Auction
Lawrenceburg Ind March 11 James G McKinney bid $2.50 for 35 shares of gas and coke company stock at an auction just to start bidding. No other bids. Stock valued at $3,500.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
James G. McKinney
Gas and Coke Company
Divorced They Meet Bump in Auto Smash in San Francisco
Nicholas J. Mitchell, a San Francisco clubman, and his former wife Mia Florence Mitchell collided in a sequence of three car crashes at a street corner. Mrs Mitchell claimed he struck first, she pursued and then escaped, prompting police arrival.
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San Francisco
Nicholas J. Mitchell
Mia Florence Mitchell
Voice Rules Latest Toys at New York Toy Show
Sound wave toys are the latest playthings featured at the New York toy show opening February 12. More than 5,000 manufacturers are expected, with Europe and Germany delegations attending. America leads toy production, with 1921 sales projected above 100 million dollars, and a shift toward scientific and instructive devices.
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New York
Soundwave
Bruno
Europe
Germany
America
Dolla
Freezone promises quick corn relief from drugstore
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and claims to remove hard or soft corns and corns between the toes without soreness or irritation.
Eev ee Palms and Hymn Medley Performs
The Palms features William Robyn and Harry Macdonough with The Holy City and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere selections. Hayden Quartet pledges to perform any of the pieces on request.
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the Palms
William Robyn
Holy City
Harry Macdonough
Isle of Somewhere
Harold Jarvis
Christ
Hayden Quartet
Drinking of Beer Is Prize Qualification
During a Llanelly police case hearing two men were charged with stealing turkeys. It was disclosed that a Welsh collier clubs distribution used beer consumption as the qualifying test for prizes. Those who drank the most beer received turkeys while moderate drinkers were grouped with lemonade drinkers and given fowl.
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London
Llanelly
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Victor
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Enrico Caruso
Reginald Werrenrath
Lucy March
Trinity Choir
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la Grippe
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Roaine Co
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Washington, D. C
Swift Drug Co
Corner Second
Pike
War Department
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Abe
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Pied Piper
Middlebourne
W. Va
Seattle
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Third Ave
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