Hermann the Bold and the Parkcase Verdict
A curious tale of Hermann the Bold involves a motor ride in the Park where a woman was stabbed and a demand for five thousand in compensation. The judge dismisses the case citing social position and family pride, leaving readers to ponder justice and status. Miss Louise Ollinger hosts a sewing party for Miss Margaret Duffy with gifts and a refined luncheon.
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Twentieth Avenue
J. O. Dawson
First Baptist Church
Tuscaloosa
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Rich congressman's wife aids campaign for senate
Peter Gerry of Rhode Island's Second District, a young millionaire in the U.S. House, is helped by his wife Mathilda Townsend. The couple maintains close contact with constituents as mail flows from their office, and Mrs Gerry vows to push her husband toward a Senate bid.
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Gulf City Couple To Reside After Ceremony
Alma Zimlach Sallie McCafferty and Gertrude Imlach attend a ceremony in which the couple will reside and carry with them the good wishes of a host of friends.
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Alma Zimlach
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Linen shower honors Miss Margaret McCafferty bride elect
Mrs. T. J. Bender hosted a linen shower for Miss Margaret McCafferty who will wed next week. Pink and white decor styled the event with playful prizes and a large linen hamper presented at the end.
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Margaret
Jeannette Ewing
New Orleans
Mrs. Phillips
Florida
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T. J. Bender
Margaret McCafferty
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J. W. Doody
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Clara Spencer
Susie O'Rourke
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Lelia O'Rourke
Margaret Sullivan
Bessie Sullivan
Aline Carroll
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The Nations Teeth Care and Enlistment Policy
A historic notice links national fitness to dental health. It proclaims sozodont as a mouth antiseptic deodorizer and tonic for teeth and gums, claiming it cleanses preserves and halts decay by neutralizing mouth acids. It notes lactic acids as arch enemies and says druggists stock the liquid.
Chau tauqua Circle Holds Regular Meeting with New Officers
The Chau tauqua Circle met yesterday at 4:30 pm at Mrs. H H Duffee’s home with seventeen members and three visitors present. Miss Helena Krudop was elected vice president, and the program covered a Greece study, poetry, a Constantinople article review, a Mohammed life sketch, and October events.
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H.h.duffee
T. M. McMillan
A. E. Perry
Carrie Wilson
Huston
Helena Krudop
Greece
Byron
Gior
Constantinople
Mohammed
Miss Reba Mae Price Weds Joseph Franklin Har
A sweet ceremony in the community on Wednesday evening joined Miss Reba Mae Price and Joseph Franklin Har in matrimony. The couple exchanged vows in a memorable ceremony amid family and friends.
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Royal powder touted as most economical in use
The article extols a Royal powder as the most economical option in practical use, noting its efficiency compared with competitors. It emphasizes value and cost savings for households seeking effective cleaning or preparation solutions.
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Married Life Unravels in New York Hotel Suite
Mrs Merwin breaks down in tears in a luxury Hotel Aldorf suite as debt, gambling, and a London mining scheme collapse strand her and Helen in New York. Mr Merwin’s absence and unresolved bills threaten a midnight train departure and a ruined stay.
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New York
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Mrs Wilson Joins Civic Federation as Honorary Vice-Chair
Mrs Woodrow Wilson accepts the honorary vice chairmanship of the National Civic Federation women’s department. Her civic work includes social settlement efforts and YWCA outreach. She emphasized she acts as Mrs Woodrow Wilson, not the president’s wife.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Woman's Department
National Civic Federation
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