Congress Demands Unconditional German Surrender
In Washington a Senate debate centers on peace terms with Germany and Austria. McCumber and Lodge back President Wilson’s 14 points, while Poindexter calls for unconditional surrender as the sole acceptable peace condition. Senators warn against armistice terms and urge a decisive national decision.
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Washinton
Congress of the Union
Senate
McCumber
North Saeion
Sea- Lodge
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Hey Committee On Foreign Relations
Wilson
Belgium
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Austria
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Lodge
Foch
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Poindexter
Washington
Congress
Pickets Target Senate Over Woman Suffrage
National Woman's Party banner pickets occupied the senate steps in Washington on October 7 demanding a constitutional amendment granting women the vote. Led by Bertha Moller of Minneapolis and Vivien Pierce of San Diego, with aides Horton Popé of Denver and Elizabeth Kalb of Houston, the protesters were arrested after about 25 minutes on the capitol steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Te House
Senate
National Woman's Party
Bertha Moller
Minneapolis
Vivien Pierce
San Diego
Horton Popé
Denver
Elizabeth Kalb
Houston
Texas
Capitol Steps
Doctor Stabbed To Death in Bridgeport
Dr J E W Thompson former US minister to Hayti during Grover Cleveland's administration was stabbed by Thomas Saloway a former patient and Saloway killed himself minutes later Thompson died en route to hospital and Saloway died 20 minutes after arrival Thompson aged 57 born Brooklyn in health department service for 12 years leaves wife and two sons in service little is known of Saloway.
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Bridgeport
J. E. W. Thompson
United States
Hayti
Greger Cleveland
Thomas Saloway
Thompson
Saloway
Brooklyn
Department of Health
New York City
Influenza Epidemic Worsens in New England in October
In Boston a three week influenza outbreak intensifies with 44 deaths from influenza and eight from pneumonia reported to the health department between nine and twelve this noon. Dr Warren F Draper heads government anti influenza efforts as the crisis escalates. A separate note from Washington urges war debt funding not to stall the Fourth Liberty loan campaign amid peace overtures and western front success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Warren F. Draper
Washinton
Treaury McAdoo
Norwalk Mayor Presents Entire Year's Salary
Jeremiah this morning presented his entire year's salary of $1,000 to the Norwalk treasury, a gesture showing public spirit and dedication to city finances. The event occurred in Norwalk with local officials in attendance.
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Norwalk
Norfalk
qaSbayer Jeremiah
Nor
Vatican Denies New Peace Request From Institute
Rome October 7 Vatican officials reject another appeal from to institute peace. The report notes the Vatican declined the request and offered no further details on next steps or possible alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Rome
Wesleyan Notes Deaths and University News
Ergil 20 died at Pelham Bay Naval Training Station from water on the lungs after graduating in June and entering the navy. George H. Fothergill 20 of Hartford died of pneumonia October 5, after leaving Wesleyan to answer the draft. He joined S A T C and was a Wesleyan graduate. Dean Nicolson leaves for Cambridge to begin duties as assistant director for New England of the war department committee of education and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergill
Herold I. Woolley
Pelham Bay Naval Training Station
Naval Service
Wesleyan
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Skull and Serpent Societis
Great Neck Station
N. Y
Flushing High
George H. Fothergill
Hartford
Hartford High School
Chi Psi Fraternity
Frank W. Nicolson
Cambridge
Mass
New Enland
War Department Committee of Education
Fire in arsenal threatens Rock Island plant disaster
Fire of unknown origin attacked a Rock Island Illinois construction camp threatening the governments largest arsenal and vast TNT stores. Firemen strike delayed response, wind strong, fire under control but danger remained with possible explosions and thousands in loss. General Charles A. Doyen, influenza victim, dies at Quantic training camp after brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Rock Island
Ill
T.N.T
New Jersey
Plainville Priest Dead At 63 In Our Lady Of Mercy Parish
Plainville reports the death of Rev. Henry T. Walsh pastor of the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Mercy after several weeks illness. He suffered a hip fracture three years ago which marked his health decline. Walsh, 63, a native of Ansonia, died at noon Sunday. relatives were summoned Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Henry T. Walsh
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Father Walsh
Ansonia
Willie Ritchie in Khaki Whips Three Policemen at Union Station
Reports say Willie Ritchie in khaki whipped three policemen and two detectives at Union station in St. Louis Missouri. The assailant named Willie, later identified as a former Dexer of the world, was captured after a mass attack. The victims are in high spirits and show battle scars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ritchie
Union Station
St. Louis
Willie
Dexer
Town Election Slow With Light Morning Votes
A small turnout marked a town election as morning voting was unusually sparse. By 3 pm the second district had 450 and the first 580 votes as Henry Hanson, longtime Republican registrar, acted for the last time in a town election.
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Henry Hanson
Daylight Saving Amendment Aims for Permanent Time
Washington October 7 An amendment to the daylight saving law would make daylight saving permanent in the United States. Introduced in the senate by Senator Calder New York. The proposed section would fix standard time per zone as in effect on October 1 1918 or one hour ahead of mean astronomical time for the governing longitude, and keep it fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Senate
Calder
New York
Munitions Plants Ordered to Speed Up Across Nation
Washington reports all munitions plants must run at capacity to cover the Morgan New Jersey Gillespie plant loss. Labor Department is arranging extra help and state councils of defense are wiring for available men. Plants will shift to three shifts to recover the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. A. Gillespie
Morgan, N. J
Department of Labor
of Defense
Gillespie
Thinking It Over in Vermont A Suitor Proposes
In a Vermont town a man, after years of devotion, asks the woman he loves to marry. She balks asking for a week to think it over. He agrees then suggests he should think it over himself as well, promising to consider the proposal jointly with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Henry
Death of Captain John L. Lilley in Washington
Word arrived here of the death in Washington of Captain John L. Lilley aged 33 son of former Governor George L. Lilley. The body will be brought to Waterbury for burial. He leaves two brothers in the service Captain Theodore Lilley now in France and Lieutenant Frederick Lilley stationed at Bethlehem Steel Works.
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John L. Lilley
Waterbury
Washington
George L. Lilley
Lilley
Theodore Lilley
Yale
France
Frederick Lilley
Bethlehem Steel Works
Parish Notes Schedule For Holy Trinity Church
Monday Troop 3 Boy Scouts meet at 7 30 p m Men s club monthly meeting at 8 00 p m Tuesday Woman s Auxiliary meet at 3 p m The Girls Scouts meet at 7 30 p m Conference of the teachers in the third year of the church school will be held at the rectory at 8 p m.
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Holy Trinity
Heroic Rescue By Navy Reservist Johnston At Rochefort
Secretary Daniels commends John H. Johnston, a Providence R I yeoman in the United States naval reserves, for rescuing an eleven year old boy from drowning at Rochefort France on August 24 1918. Johnston dived in fully clothed against a strong current and after a hard struggle nearly lost his life, brought the boy ashore.
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Daniels
Washington
John H. Johnston
United States Naval Reserves
Providence
R. L
Rochefort
France
Johnston
Despondent Swede Ends Life in Hartford Home
Hartford on October 7 reports Eric Anderson aged 23, a resident for five years from Sweden, shot himself last Saturday at his home. His death follows concern over his elder brother Gustave, hospitalized yesterday with Spanish influenza.
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Self
Hartford
Conn
Eric Anderson
Gustave
Anderson
Sweden
Grand Theatre Bend Sale At Liberty Bond Office
The Best Show in town today is at the Grand theatre where the office is open for Liberty Bond sales. Attend the sale at the office open after noon and evening while the epidemic is closed, as directed by Adorno, Manager.
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Grand Theatre Bend
Grand Theatre
Salvatore. Adorno
Picture that Attracts Eye: A Man’s Income by Clothes Worn
A brief, era-tinged observation on how attire signals affluence or status. The note suggests clothing as a visual metric of wealth and social standing, implying that appearance can influence perceptions of a person’s income.
D A R Wadsworth Chapter Holds October Meeting
The D A R Wadsworth Chapter met at Wedgeworth hall on Saturday afternoon October fifth with Miss Elizabeth F Patten presiding as retiring regent in place of the absent newly elected regent Mrs W E Terrill. Mrs Abbott Davis sang solos with Ida Pitt as accompanist. Mrs Cowling read a Susan C Woodman poem and a second poem titled God Bless our Girls. Mrs Hall, wife of Rev William H Hall, shared a travel account from Beirut India to Bordeaux France with a baby. The program ended with America and refreshments as hostesses served social hour.
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Wadsworth
Wedgworth
Wedgeworth Hall
W. E. Terrill
Elizabeth F. Patten
Abbott Davis
Ida Pitt
Cowling
O. E. Stoddard
R.A. Frisbie
Behrens Private Wounded in Action from Farms Family
Private Arthur E. Behrens, son of Mrs. Margaret Behrens of 75 East Main Street South Farms, appears among the severely wounded in today's casualty list. He enlisted from New London a year ago, served with Company F 23rd Infantry, was wounded July 17 after five days in action, with two arm wounds and one abdominal wound, and has been in hospital two months on the road to recovery. He recently celebrated his 19th birthday in France and hopes for discharge to rejoin the fight against the Hun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Behrens
Behrens
Margaret Behrens
East Main Street
South Farms
France
Russell Co
New London
Hun
Polish Army of U S A Celebration In Middletown
Sunday afternoon Middletown residents gathered to celebrate the American based Polish Army of the U S A. Father Soltysek delivered a lecture praising past work and urging continued support. He noted a Detroit convention last August raised ten million dollars for the Polish army and Polish White Cross, and yesterday’s collection reached $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Middletown
U. S.A
Father Soltysek
Detroit
City Court Arraigns Man on Breach of Peace Charge
A local man was arraigned in city court on a breach of the peace charge. After family difficulties, he promised to reform and was placed on probation.
Card of Thanks to Mrs John Clinch and Family
To all kind neighbors and friends who assisted me during my illness and the sad death of my beloved mother I extend heartfelt thanks from Mrs John Clinch and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clinch
Farmers Apply for Morris Plan Credit at 269 Main St Vy
Farmers urged to seek financing from Morris Plan Co at 269 Main Street Vy to cover stock purchases and other necessities. The notice emphasizes accessible credit terms and local availability.
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Morris Plan Co
Main St
City Briefs Touches Local Meetings And Commerce
Regular Priscilla Lodge meeting set for Tuesday at 7 45 PM followed by a social hour. Drug stores report first all day Sunday openings in years since Sunday closing. Connors of New London visiting relatives on Fifth Avenue South Farms. works as a butcher at the naval station. Mrs. Shettleworth ill with grippe at Highland Avenue home. Middlefield Congregational church Ladies Benevolent postponed fair and supper to November. upcoming meeting canceled this month. Red Cross linen shower continues this week at 66 Washington Street near Stueck's tavern. Common council to meet tonight at 8. Marriage license issued to Le Roy Christian Ensmenger USN Albany NY and Miss Alice M Hills Cross Street. Walsh at Public Market ill with pneumonia and hospitalized. Nixon of Brainard Avenue learns of brother Dr J R Nixon's death from Spanish influenza in Georgetown Ontario. Dr Nixon visited here last July. Moran of William Street ill with grippe. Fish market lists prices for Block Island bluefish 25c, weakfish 25c, sea trout 15c, herring 12c, pickerel 12c, flounders 15c, haddock 15c, scrod 20c, halibut 38c, sturgeon 39c, whale meat 30c, salmon 40c, swordfish 45c, shrimp 35c, plus Maine and Long Island scallops. Stock arrives Tuesday morning. Middletown Fish Market adv.
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Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge
William H. Connors
New London
Fifth Avenue
South Farms
Naval Station
Daniel Shettleworth
Highland Avenue
Ladies’ Benevolent
N. Y
Alice M. Hills
Cross Street
Joseph Walsh
J. F. Nixon
Brainard Avenue
J. R. Nixon
Georgetown
Ontario
Nixon
H. J. Moran
William Street
Fancy Block Island
Maine
Long Island
Middletown
No Man's Land's Poppies and Daffodils Hope War Scene
C T Davis depicts No Man's Land with a grim night scene of shadows and star shells, then shifts to daybreak where poppies sway and daffodils rise above death. A skylark's note brings a brief, hopeful contrast to the battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man’s Land
C. T. Davis
Arkansas Gazette
No Man's Land
A Busy District in Philadelphia Produces Vast Ordnance
The Philadelphia district leads the nation in ordnance output with over seven thousand items ranging from heavy artillery to small arms. About 250000 workers operate at more than 700 plants, handling contracts exceeding one billion dollars with more to come, spanning eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey south of Trenton and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Trenton
Delaware
Bars Are Down On Roosevelt Praise In Political Feud
In a candid exchange, George Harvey lauds Secretary Baker amid pacifist missteps while Senator Reed and President Wilson react to praise for Theodore Roosevelt. Hoover and Leonard Wood are invoked as exemplary figures in a charged discussion on leadership and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Theodore Roosevelt
George Harvey
Baker
Mr. Hoover
James A. Reed
Missouri
Wilson
Leonard Wood
Serbs Capture 1500 Austrians Near Vranje
London Oct 7 Serb troops pursuing the fleeing Austro German force north of Vranje have captured 1500 Austrians, including a regimental commander, and twelve more guns. Vranje lies 160 miles south of the Austrian frontier on the Belgrade Salonika railway.
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London
Vranje
Serb War Office
Belgrade
Saloniki
International
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Attends Funeral of Jennie Grover
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge will attend the funeral of our late sister Jennie Grover Tuesday afternoon per order Noble Grand Inez, attest Annie Clerk, secretary.
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Priscilla Rebekah Lodge
Priscilla Rebekah Coke
Jennie Grover
Annie Clerk
Obituary Michael Wiernasz Dies in South Farms Home
Michael Wiernasz died at his Burbridge avenue home Sunday morning from pneumonia. A Poland immigrant who settled in Higganum in 1900 and later Middletown, he worked long at Wilcox Crittenden Co. He is survived by his wife, six children, three brothers John, Thomas and Joseph, and one sister Mrs Frank Nitkowsky. Funeral from 12 Burbridge avenue at 10 Tuesday, with requiem high mass at St Marys Church conducted by Rev Soltysek. He belonged to St Josephs Society and St Casimers.
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Michael Wiernasz
John Wilernasz
Burbridge Avenue
Poland
Higganum
Middletown
Wilcox, Crittenden Co
John Wiernasz
Goodyear Avenue
Thomas Wiernasz
Flowerstreet
South Farms
Joseph Wiernasz
New Britain
Frank Nitkowski
Westfield
Mass
St. Mary’s Church
Father Soltysek
St. Joseph’s Society
St. Casimers
Maynard W Rush Dies in Portland at 33
Maynard Winfield Rush a machinist at Gildersleeve Ship Building Co died at his home 20 Church street Portland Conn Sunday morning age 33 years five months born in Southport Maine leaves widow four children father Captain L G Rush mother in Durham two brothers Harry Rush Lester W and sister Mrs F O Poland funeral from his Portland home Tuesday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev R E Bisbee burial in Durham cemetery
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Maynard Winfield Rush
Gildersleeve Ship Building Co
Church Street
Portland
Conn
Southport
Maine
L. G. Rush
Durham
Harry Rush
Lester W
Hartford
Obituaries for Jennie Grover and James Griffin
Jennie May Grover of 24 Front Street South Farms died suddenly from pneumonia at 26 years of age. She leaves parents William J and unnamed mother, sister Florence Ida Grover, and several lodge affiliations. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 PM from North Congregational Church with interment Pine Grove. James J Griffin died at his Schuyler Avenue home after a short illness. He was son of John and Portland natives, husband, siblings Catheryn and Thomas. employed by Adams Express. Requiem high mass Tuesday at St Francis Church, burial at St Mary’s Portland.
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Jennie May Grover
William J. Grover
Front Street
South Farms
Florence Ida Grover
Priscella Rebekah_ Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Star of Peace Lodge
Daughters of Liberty and
Arrawana Council
Degree
Pocahontas
North Congregational Church
A. W. Hazen
Mr. Hall
Pine Grove Cemetery
James J. Griffin
Schuyler Avenue
John Griffin
Portland
Adams Express Company
Catheryn Griffin
Thomas
St. Francis’ Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Mrs Sebastiano Costanzo dies at Middlesex Hospital
Mrs Lucia Costanzo wife of Sebastiano Costanzo died at Middlesex hospital on Saturday evening. Funeral from 64 Center Street this afternoon at 3:30 followed by services at St John’s church at four. Burial in St John’s cemetery. Pallbearers were Vito Vinci Vincenzo Deluca Francesco Bombacci and Louis Bombacci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastiano Costanzo
Lucia
Middlesex Hospital
W. J. Coughlin
Center Street
St. John’s Church
Dr. Donovan
St. John’s Cemetery
Vito Vinci
Vincenzo Deluca
Francesco Bombacci
Louis Bombacci
H Raymond Bailey of Boston Dies After Illness
H Raymond Bailey of Boston died Saturday from pneumonia following influenza. His former home was in Maromas. He is survived by his only brother E M Bailey of New Haven. Funeral services will be read by Rev G B Gilbert at the mortuary chapel of A L Southmayd Wednesday October 9 at 2 pm, with interment in Maromas cemetery family plot.
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H. Raymond Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Maromas
E. M. Bailey
New Haven
G. B. Gilbert
A. L. Southmayd
Maromas Cemetery
Funeral for Thomas Sieradszy Held at Local Church
Thomas Sieradszy died Friday at Middlesex hospital. His funeral was held this afternoon at 1:30 from P O'Callaghan Company rooms and at 2 from the church. Father Soltysek said the mass. Pallbearers were Frank Kalat Frank Rokaia Peter Raitan Blasonik Ulim John Kalat and Charles Rogala. Interment followed at St John’s cemetery.
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Thomas Sieradszy
Middlesex Hospital
P. O’callaghan
Father Soltysek
Frank Kalat
Frank Rokaia
Peter Raitan
Blasonik Ulim
John Kalat
Charles Rogala
St. John’s Cemetery
Colchester Man H Berman Dies at 35
H Berman of Colchester Connecticut died at Middlesex hospital in the early hours Saturday from pneumonia. He was 35, born in Russia, and leaves a wife and five children. Burial was in Colchester Jewish cemetery Sunday at 3 p.m.
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H. Berman
Colchester
Conn
Middlesex Hospital
Russia
Death of Guiseppi Bafumo at home on Water Street
Guiseppi Bafumo died last evening at his home 57 Water street. He is survived by his wife and one sister. Funeral from W. J. Coughlin's Sons undertaking rooms Tuesday at 1 30 and St John s church at 2 o clock. Burial in St John s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiseppi Bafumo
Water Street
W. J. Coughlin
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Mary Condon Held in Portland
Funeral services for Mary Courtney Condon wife of John Condonwere set for Tuesday morning at 8:30 from her Main Street home and 9 at St Marys Church with high mass. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery. Joseph Kelly, son of the late James C Kelly of New Britain and nephew of D F Kelly, died at Pelham Bay after an influenza attack. He was about 20 and leaves two brothers serving in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Condon
Mary Courtney
Main Street
Portland
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Joseph Kelly
James C. Kelly
New Britain
D. F. Kelly
Pelham Bay
France
Funeral for Hilmar O Johnson Held in Higganum
The funeral for Hilmar O. Johnson was held from his late home in Higganum Sunday at 2 PM. The services were conducted by Rev. Co. E. Anderson and Rev. R. S. Caldwell. Interment followed at Higganum Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilmar O. Johnson
Higganum
Co. E. Anderson
R. S. Caldwell
Higganum Cemetery
Funeral for Martin W Morris on Durham Road
Funeral services for Martin W Morris were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his home on the Durham road. Interment followed at St Jon's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Morris
Durham Road
St. Jon’s Cemetery
Daniel Cahill Dies After Fall at Meriden Factory
Daniel Cahill fell about 20 feet down a well at the Ce factory in Meriden while on shift, died from fatal injuries. A well known Middletown resident, Cahill had voted Republican for many years and left behind a widow and several children. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Cahill
Henryson
Cal
France
Thomas E
College Street
Emmet Cmley
Middlefield
O’brien
Grove Street
Stocks React To German Peace Step In New York Market
Wall Street traded on October 7 amid reaction to a German peace move. Trading showed steel issues softening with Republic Iron and Steel Baldwin Locomotive and Crucible down about one point while Distillers traded lower. Oil shares like Texas Company and Mexican Petroleum rose, Texas Company gaining 2 1 2 points and Mexican Petroleum up 2 1 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Relic Iron and Steel
Baldwin Lytive and Crucible
Distillers Securities
Texas Pany
Mexican Petroleum
A Knock for Father
A Philadelphia Telegraph humorous vignette in a resting room scene where a boy Willie asks his mother if he is descended from monkeys after a classroom discussion on evolution, and the mother politely declines to confirm with a wry smile.
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Father
Philadelphia Telegraph
Willie
Mother
Mamma
Aunt and Uncle Joke Over Butter Brand Mixup
A family joke unfolds as a bride recalls a moment with her mother and uncle over the brand Sweet Nut Margarine. The husband mocks the scene while the aunt questions proper manners, and a note about a store in Washington Street hints at retail details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting
Washington “St
Pet Ng Agredie Mts
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Charles A. Doyen
Quantico Marine Corps
General Doyen
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Garland
Daniel Cahill
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Am Car Foundry
At&s Fe Balt & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Sup
Chile
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Interboro
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Exican Pet
Mer
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