Insulin Inventor Weds in Georgia Ties to White House Circle
The article notes a wedding involving the insulin inventor and a Georgia-born bride connected to President Coaledge's family. It mentions the bride as the daughter of B J and Mrs Cooledge from Athintu Georgia and hints at Civil War era financial losses and a printer’s misspelling influencing a business name change.
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Alisy Alary WY
Cooledge
Athintu
Douthern
Coaledge
White House
B.J. Cooledge
Strowldeny
Ales
Coolidge
Anny
Navy and Publi Health
Washington
Véturang
Coulidge
Euery
Storm Rips Through Mississippi Towns Killing Eighteen
Severe weather battered twelve Mississippi communities, mainly in the southeast, causing at least 18 deaths and injuries to more than 600 people. Buildings were leveled and crops damaged across the affected area.
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Philadelphia Society Woman Defies Spanish Royal Command
Mrs. Arthur J. Wilson, a leading Philadelphia socialite, spent months in Madrid and was ordered to sing before King Alfonso and Queen Victoria at Ambassador Moore’s reception. She agreed but, upon word from her husband to return home, she departed, ignoring the royal command.
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Philadelphia
Madrid
King Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Spain
Ambassador Moore
Furry
Jiome
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