Wife Divorces Heart Breaker in Quick Nova
Mrs. Evelyn Powell Meredith, once Mrs. Jimmy Meredith, received a divorce in Philadelphia after a whirlwind 24 hours 19 minutes marriage in November 1969. The couple, known on Chestnut Street, later lived in North Logan Square and involved a rapid sequence of borrowing and public intrigue as detectives pursued Meredith’s past romantic entanglements.
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Atlantic City
Logan Square
Jimmy
Meredith
Old Woman Ellen McCarthy Seeks Auburn Prison Sentencing
Ellen McCarthy 86, once a noted county pickpocket, asked Judge Swann in general sessions to sentence her to Auburn prison for a long time. She admitted guilt for pocketbook theft from a detective in a store and said she has been imprisoned more than twenty times.
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International News Service
New York
Ellen McCarthy
Judge Swann
Michael N. Delagi
Short sermons at the Dauphin Way Church
The state text book commission concluded hearings for publishing house agents and began executive session to consider adoptions. Officials said final decisions will take several days.
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Dauphin Way
Montgomery
Ala
State Text Book Commission
Poslam Claims Quick Relief for Facial Pimples and Rashes
A self dated advertisement touts Poslam as a fast and easy cure for facial blemishes including pimples eczema and rash with overnight results. It promotes Poslam cream and Poslam Soap sold by druggists and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Minister Accused Clergyman Arrested in Car Rides Case
The Rev. Willis MacRorie, former Mount Horeb New Jersey pastor, suspended six months by the Newark Conference after arrest on a Mrs Ameia Mason complaint involving Miss Gertrude Nelson, 19. He posted 500 bail and faces May grand jury indictment. He allegedly admitted giving the young woman automobile rides.
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C. M. Anderson
F. J. Hubach
Plainfield
Newark
Guaranteed Eczema Ointment Claim Endorsed by Bath Man
An advertisement promotes Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a proven skin cure after twenty five years of itch and rash. Testimonial from J C Eveland of Bath Illinois states it cured his eczema. The formula is defended as longstanding and guaranteed. Available from Pfeiffer Chemical Co and Van Antwerp Drug Corp for 50 cents.
Special Voting Day At Yeend Pot Ter Store
Friday June 6 designated as a special voting day at the Yeend Pottery Store with arrangements urged for voters to participate.
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Yeend
Romance Ends in Wedding of Mamie Bliss McMillan
In New York at North Presbyterian Church Miss Mamie Bliss daughter of the late Captain James S. Bliss of Savannah and Thomas H. McMillan a turpentine stills magnate were married after a decade long romance. McMillan wed the sister of his first wife who died ten years ago and cared for Bliss as a stepdaughter. Telegrams of congratulations poured into Savannah as the couple began their new life.
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Mamie Bliss
McMillan
Miss Bliss
New York
Mr. McMillan
Savannah
Miss Julia C. Ferriss Retires After Fifty Years Service
Auburn New York May 31 Miss Julia C Ferriss completes fifty years of continuous service in the Auburn schools and resigns with a record unequalled here A special committee will recognize her career and she will be pensioned for life. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised for whooping cough relief and mucus liquefaction.
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Auburn
N. Y
Julia C. Ferriss
Board of Education
Ferris
Yardage and Fabric Prices for Spring Textiles
A catalog of fabric prices lists Brown Dress Linen at 10c per yard and 15c value, White Rose Suiting at 45 and 36 inch widths at 25c per yard, Linen Pongees 35c, Silk Brocade Charmeuse 7d, Striped Galatea 20c, Fancy Tub Silks 39c, Corded Voiles 39c, Genuine A F C L Dress Ginghams, Brocaded Ratines 50c, Plain Voiles 19c, with Ladies waists up to 1.50 and trimmed hats up to 5.00. sale items emphasize low per-yard price points.
Cold Relief Trick Ends Sneezes With Three Quick Knocks
A brief home remedy claims three taps on the chest or back daily can reduce sneezing and coughing. Proponents suggest consistent use for quick relief, while medical experts caution variability in effectiveness.
Ozomulsion Strength Builder Promoted by Mail Offer
An advertisement touts Ozomulsion as a strong food that fights colds and sickness. It claims the product strengthens the body and prevents illness, offering a free 3 oz sample bottle by mail from 648 Pearl Street, New York.
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Ozomulsion
Pearl St
New York
West Texas ranch sells for six fifty per acre
Hann Kendall reports 69000 acres in Crane county sold to Chicago and Milwaukee capitalists for 450000. Water development planned and land to be shifted to alfalfa. W M Silver led the listing with rail land ties and Texas Mexico lands experience.
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Dallas
Texas and Mexico
W. M. Silver
Texas
New Mexico
Woman jailed without charge in Chicago case
Detective Sergeant James Duffy resigned after arresting Edna Magee and detaining her five days at South Clark street station without any charge. Magee sues for 50 000 and a judge orders affidavits to consider contempt. The case highlights alleged wrongful detention of a mother seeking her child.
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Edward Magee
Special Voting Day at Ga Briels Tomorrow Gala Event
A special voting day is announced for Ga Briels tomorrow inviting friends and neighbors to participate. An additional notice about special vote values appears in another part of today's issue.
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Gabriel’s
One Time Belle Found Dead in Kingston Pond
The body of Jennie Payne of Sag Harbor identified in Abernethys Pond near Kingston. She had spent a week at a sanitarium and died by apparent self harm after a failed attempt to sever wrist arteries with scissors. She was married to H C Payne of New York and Tacoma.
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H. C.,payne
Jennie Harris
Edwin Harris, Sr
Sag Harbor
H. C. Payne
New York
Tacoma
Sheepshead Bay
Payne
Kingston
Arents
Frank Ruland
Patchogue
S. 1
Kara Georgevitch to marry American socialite in Paris
Prince Alexis Kara Georgevitch, a longtime Paris resident, is engaged to marry Mrs. Huger Pratt of New York and Paris. The match links two high society circles, with his mother still living in Paris.
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International News Service
Paris
Prince Alexis Karageorgevitch
Huger Pratt
New York
Soldier of Servian War Wins Honors and Love
Born in Paris and educated in Berlin, he traveled widely including America. He offered his sword to his king at war and led Servian troops with glory despite no formal training. His conduct earned his uncle King Peter of Servia's thanks, and he won the heart of Mrs Huger Pratt.
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Paris
Berlin
America
Peter of
Servia
Huger Pratt
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