Regent wedding ends Civil War romance with inkster pair
Detroit Jan 22 The romance of lifelong sweethearts Rev John Bailey 83 and Mrs Peter Wood 72 from Inkster Mich culminated in a wedding at David Smiths home. Both widowed once before they married to ease old age loneliness. Bailey, Civil War veteran, said Providence spared him to be neighborly. The ceremony drew children grandchildren and great grandchildren from former unions.
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Detroit
John Bailey
Peter Wood
Inkster
Mich
David Smith
Bailey
Jen
Rates
Goorm
Senate restores 1929 second class mail rates reform
Commerce surrounds Buckinghal Palace Washington. Jan 22 report: restoration of 1929 second class mail rates approved by the Senate post office committee. With 123 of 17 members present, vote 10 to 2 to amend McNell Denn Tennessee. Move supports return to rates urged by newspaper publishers and other second class mailers. Committee also approves four House posts measures to fund pay increases for postal employees and to restore one cent postage for private Postcard cards with extra charges on first class mail for short postage and related authority.
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Buckinghal Palace
Washington
Senat
McNell
Denn
Tennessee
They Make Real Love In Reel Life
A fragmented notice describes a mailing of repr cards through the mail at one cent per card, two ounces rate, within a private publication centered on the former Luling horse debate and related token gollin Tats decoratian.
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Mai
Oidar
Gollin
Die Ste Bestuas
Tovailly
Jobyna Russ
Harold Lloyd
Richard Arlen
Wings
Paramount
Air Service
Former BaisER Still Decoralis Subipts Berlin
January report notes John Hughes of West Bromwich retiring from George Salter Co after long service as spring balance maker. Officials honor Hughes with a presentation while he shares tips on steady work and keeping to regular hours.
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Row Olyfirs
AGL
London
John Hughes
West Bromwich
Hughey
George Salter Co
Hughes
Tormer Baiser
Berlin
Tohenzallern
Ucdior
Hohenel Pain
Puassie
Peicheau
William LM
Students cover crack at Minnesota exams sparked by psychology study
Minnesota students in January attempted to improve exam marks by sending cards to instructors instead of waiting for expert feedback. The experiment involved personal descriptions and self presentations, prompting new York University pages and posted notices.
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Studints
Gil Berier
Tmniversus of
Minnesote
Berlin mannequin protests over job quit during parade
Berlin mannequins faced pressure as one forced to walk from a show. Protesters sought better pay and terms amid industry threats and corporate pleas to join a new campaign. A commemorative event marked a milestone in German music history.
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Porold
Hurmioy
Bowutul
Lwsdin
Bua
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Amd Veal
Gurmin Fink
Trea
Gove Aris
Crystal Restaurant
Elyria Carpenters
J.e.will
Pres
John Allen
Crystal Management
Richwine
Elyria
Lorain County
Inere
Tf Seu
Rochwrue
Mer
Distinction
Peppas & Alex Company
Cleveland, Ohio
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