Father-in-law Hams And Odd Wealth Of Family Ties
A humorous column discusses choosing a wife by a potential father-in-law who raises hogs and can supply ham and other food. It weighs quirks of a harried husband with a billy of traits, and ends with political and local crime notes and a call to avoid inflaming hate with the Lusitania Society.
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Ford
Witty Exchanges and Bizarre Vignettes From The Press
A string of short humorous clippings and quips including a cottage romance in winter Palm Beach Pasadena Newport Lenox, a Greek snow joke, a judge scolding a speeding motorist who calls a policeman an ass, and a Punch-style officer mock dialogue.
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Palm Beach
Pasadena
Newport
Lenox
Oldest Wedding Cake Shown in Cleveland
Cleveland Sept 17 A. D. Novey and wife display what is believed to be the oldest wedding cake in existence. Made for their wedding 35 years ago it has never been cut and remains visually stunning.
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Cleveland
A. D. Novey
Wife
War Year Ago Report Lays Out Shifts In Front
A year mark shows a lull on the Aisne with slow advances claimed by both sides. The Russian general staff says German offensive is broken and a new invasion of East Poland may begin. Nish reports ongoing successes against the Austrians.
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East
Poland
Nish
Hyomel Catarrh Germ Killer Ad Claim
A newspaper advertisement promotes Hyomel as a complete cure for catarrh. It touts a germ killer inhaler made from eucalyptus oil and other ingredients and urges readers to buy now with a guarantee or money back.
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Bartell Drug Stores
Local News Briefs From Puget Sound and Nearby Areas
A compilation of short notices covers accidents in Seattle area involving Julia Bratten and Donald Beckman, ongoing safety committee work by Puget Sound Traction Light and Power, Meridian and N 45th 55th paving plans, milk franchise protest by Valley Central grange, university registration update, Robert F. McCullough’s 60 years of service, YMCA gas engine study group formed, Snohomish to be overhauled at Bremerton, F-4 submarine disaster under investigation, Indianapolis mayor vote-buying testimony, Spreckels wedding rumor, various regional incidents and political notes, including recalls and Hoquiam votes.
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Julia Bratten
Firet Ave
Husband
J. McDiarmid
Westlake
Roy
Donald Beckman
32Nd Ave
Cc. F. Carroll
18Th Ave
Prie St
Ter- Tracecourt
Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co
Seattle
Washington Annex
Meridian Ave
N. 45Th
N. 55Th
N. 65Th
Keystone Place
Valley Central Grange
University
United States Railway Service
Coast Guard
Snohomish
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Success Mine
Idaho
James Gibson
Bell
Indianapolis
Gibson
John D. Spreckels
Sidi Wirt
Frisco
Gee
Miller
Peoria
Oklahoma
Elizabeth Mohr
Warren
A. L
Yakima County
Hoquiam
Seattle Men Claim Wireless Invention For Allies
Randolph James McLean and Dorsey W. Lapp, Seattle engineers, secured a contract with the British war department to purchase a wireless telegraph invention for 3,250,000 dollars. A final demonstration will occur this month, with claims it surpasses Marconi. They plan to travel to New York and then Montreal. The pair face a threatening letter and are bound to keep details secret until proven to end the war.
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Randolph James McLean
Seattle
Dorsey W. Lapp
British War Department
McLean
Lapp
New York
Montreal
Fifth Ave
Neg Hme & Drydock Co
Altho McLeag and
Dorsey
Great Britain
Canada
Woodstock
N. B
War Office
Women Freed Recount in Not Guilty Ruling at The Cottage Raid
Justice court juries found Trixie Smith and Eva Harris not guilty of charges tied to a raid on The Cottage at 2229 West ern Ave. The effect on the red light abatement suit in superior court against the property is uncertain. if other inmates' charges fail, the abatement suit may be withdrawn. An unrelated note mentions an unfinished fortress of cliff dwellers unearthed in Colorado and German siege guns heard of nearby.
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Justice Court
Trixie Smith
Eva Harris
Western Ave
Colorado
Dumba’s Brother and a Section Hand in Montana
In Missoula Montana Sept a report says Alex Dumba a hard working section hand for the Northern Pacific railroad has been in the United States three years and recently worked at St. Regis He is the brother of Dr Dumba who held four math posts in rail service and was involved in a James Lansing recall controversy condemned by Dumba and fellow Austrians in reaction to actions by Secretary Lansing
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Missoula
Mont
Dumba
Tria
Alex Dumba
Northern Pacific Railroad
United States
St. Regis
Ington
Lansing
Turks Take Wife Grief Kills Armenian in Kenosha
Haig Booludian, an Armenian, died in Kenosha hospital after learning his wife and two children were captured by Turks. The tragedy followed the earlier report of the family’s capture last Monday, with Booludian suffering a broken heart and failing health until his death on Wednesday.
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Kenosha
Wis
Haig Booludian
Kenoshapital
Kenosha Hospital
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