Wedding of George Kenneth Donald and Christobel Hempstead
Society notes recount the August wedding at Christchurch of George Kenneth Donald and Christobel Hempstead at 9 PM with a ceremony led by Rector G. Richards. The couple, united after a summer courtship by Point Clear, will travel to Paris and Rome before their West Point-bound future. guests, attire, and lavish details of the ceremony and reception are described along with a roundup of local acquaintances and postnuptial visits.
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George Kenneth Donald
Hristobel Hempstead
Christchurch
Point Clear
A Woman's Observations by Edna K. Wooley
A woman recalls past snobbery toward women who did their own housework. She notes how finances and social pressure forced servants, remembers hiding chores, and now advocates self sufficiency and pride in running a home as a genuine, honest choice.
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Amobil Hazoh
Father
Samose Promises Plump Flesh for Thin Folks
Doctor Howard Co promotes Samose as a tissue forming food that builds flesh and boosts health, claiming quick weight gain and vitality. The firm offers refunds if weight gain fails, with G. Van Antwerp Sons Drug Co as Mobile agent. Also notes Mr. and Mrs. C W Tompkins departing for a long vacation to Nashville and Springfield.
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Dr. Howard Co
Samose
G. van Antwerp Sons Drug Co
Mobile
Too Early Marriages Blamed for Downfall in Texas Murders
A. L. Watson, confessing to the murder of his wife in Flannigan Texas and another man in Metcalf Louisiana, blames early marriages for his downfall. He says his wife was 17 at marriage and that Mrs Eva Bailey was young when wed. He cites religious shifts and family struggles as factors, while expressing lingering affection for Mrs Bailey.
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Shreveport
A. L. Watson
Flannigan
Tex
C. C. Bailey
Metcalf
Eva Bailey
Lanie Champion
Watson
Macon County
Alabama
Steele
St. Clair County
Hughes’ Springs
Texas
Christian Church
Linden
Little Miss Herndon's Arrival Blesses Herndon Home
The article notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robin Herndon with a poetic tribute. It mentions Mr and Mrs H G Donald on Church Street and Mr and Mrs Harry McDonnell of Foley spending September at Battle's Wharf seashore home. Corinne Kirkbride, former Mobile Carnival queen, is referenced as a royal comparison.
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Miss Dowdell
Opelika
Louisiana
James .O. Smith
St. Anthony Street
Mrs
Harry McDonnell
Foley
Battle's Wharf
Miss Herndon
Robin Herndon
Corinne Kirkbride
Price Family Enjoys Sea Cliff Visit After Nashville Trip
Mrs. H. M. Price and Miss Lucia Price of Sea Cliff spent pleasant September days at their home. They recently returned from Nashville Tennessee where they were guests of Mrs. W. R. Bringhurst, formerly Miss Annie Taurie Price.
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H. M. Price
Lucia Price
Sea Cliff
Nashville
Tenn
W. R. Bringhurst
Annie Taurie Price
Globe Circulator Mr Telfair Hodgson Visited in New York
Mr Telfair Hodgson arrives in New York as a guest of relatives after an extensive voyage around the world via Arabia the Mediterranean Paris London and other stops. He has a large circle of friends and admirers.
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Telfair Hodgson
New York
Globe
Arabia
Mediterranean
Paris
London
Watching cattle disease shape in Europe raises alert
Washington officials monitor the cattle foot and mouth outbreak in England and Europe. Customs authorities cooperate with agricultural officials to guard against its introduction into the United States.
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Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
England
Europe
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve: Famous early home remedy
What We Never Forget mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a trusted cure from our early home life for burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains and bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit and it remains unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores sold for 26 cents at druggists.
Wreck on Nickel Plate Train at Egan Road Injures Many
East bound Nickel Plate passenger No. 6 derailed at Egan road near Erie Pa when spreading rail caused the crash. Twenty eight injured, no fatalities. Locomotive cleared danger, tender and cars left tracks. train carried a large silver cargo and a carload of Chinese passengers. Detectives rushed to guard silver as wrecking crews cleared debris. On board were W H Coniff president, W J Watterson superintendent, and Dunston of Fort Wayne and Western.
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Eriz
Nickle Plate
Egan Road
Erie
W. H. Coniff
W. J. Watterson
President Dunston
Fort Wayne and Western Railroad
Mr. King's New Discovery Promises Home Cough Cure
Many driven from homes by lung diseases seek climate shifts, but the text promotes Mr. King's New Discovery as a safe at home remedy. It claims quick relief for throat and lung troubles including coughs colds grip croup and whooping cough with trial bottles and guaranteed druggist availability.
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Mr. King
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