Edna May Wins Royal Jewels in London Court Drama
New York actress Edna May headlines London society with Rajah Kumar of Kuch Behar as her shadow. He showered her with crown jewels worth about 2 million dollars, angering the Maharajah who reclaimed the gems under unknown terms. Kuch Behar state in Bengal spans Rhode Island size with 600,000 people and 13 gun salutes.
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London
Edna May
New York
Kitty Grey
Apollo Theater
Rajah Kumar
Kuch Behar
Kumar
Edna
West End
Savoy Hotel
Rajah
Fdna
Bengal
India
Rhode Island
Furicide extinguisher and churn dasher offer sales pitch
A newspaper notice promotes Furicide dry powder extinguisher as a universal fire fix and a four minute churn dasher and butter maker. The ad seeks town and county agents, promising instant fire control and affordable equipment, with dispatch by postal inquiry.
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Furicide
Former city police judge joins Famous clothing store lineup
J. W. Burress, once police judge, has accepted a role with the Famous clothing store now located in new quarters at the northeast corner of Ohio and Second streets, formerly Bank of Commerce. He invites friends to visit him there.
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J. W. Burress
Ohio and
Second Streets
Bank of Commerce
Judge Burress
New Lace Curtains and Carpets At Low Prices
We announce a new line of lace curtains and parts. Many exclusive patterns just arrived. In all kinds of floor covering our prices are the lowest consistent with dependable goods. Choose carpets early so they may be made up when you want them. Never buy a go cart until you have seen the National.
Satisfactory results prompt repeated twenty-word runs for cash
A short report notes that twenty words are repeated three times in exchange for twenty five euros, indicating a staged task for a cash reward.
Best terms offered on Pettis County realty farm loans
Real estate loan notice shows Pettis County farm loans at 6 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J. H. Bothwell is listed as the contact or official.
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Pettis County
J. H. Bothwell
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