October Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Guests
The society page details October brides Mrs. Pearl Cray and Miss Virginia Mulvyane as honored guests at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Joab Mulvane and Mrs. Warrison Morgan at 145 Topeka Avenue. It covers wedding plans of Mr. Forrest Huff and Miss Beatrice Bronte, the marriage of Miss Caroline Rise to Mr. C. ten Strawn, attendees from nearby towns, and a long list of visiting relatives and locals at various events, with photos and floral decor noted throughout.
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Pearl Cray
Virginia Mulvyane
Ike
Joab Mulvane
Warrison Morgan
Topeka Avenue
Mira Crey
Mina Mulvane
John Baird Nicholson
Don Mulvene
Eugene Hagan
Erick W. Freeman
Arthur Papger
Missees
Chillicothe, Mo
3Its
Hiawatha
Ivan Davis
Ane ‘Clowes “At
Crawford
Willis-Kirwin Onera
Forrest Huff
Palme
Morus
Denver
Mias
Beatrice Bronte
Hutt
Ghee
Nlayinie
Miss Bronte
Sane
Caroline Rise
B. D. Mize
C. Ten Strawn
J. F. Clarter
Als
Uiney Street
Crites
Mildred Carter
Ting
Harry Steinberg
Bert Tawls
Brie
Mize
Carter
Frank Strawn
Ben Carter
Wincie Carter
Bert Emerson
Florence
W. H. Strawn
Mount Pleasant
Tows
Winnie Carter
Marion
Clarence Carter
Strong City
John E. Lord
Kansas
Dorr Norton
Kansas City
Norton
I. B McCustock
Bureke Lake
P. Dewey
Virginis
Des Moines
Toorka Trund
WT. Crosby
Charlotte Parkhurst
Emiln Inc
Helen Wilpon
Louise Smith
Misa Helen Smith
Marala Sotvex
Dan Hammatt
Scott Land
Air
Guilford Dudley
Thomas I. Sine
Chester Woodward
Robert Garver
HA. Perry
Hive
Massachuseetts Coast
Ls C. Wasson
Monster Power House expansion announced for riverfront site
The New York Commercial Advertiser reports a giant power plant expansion plan on the east side between Fifty-Eighth and Fifteenth Streets and Eleventh Avenue toward the Hudson River. The project adds 108 by 200 feet to the existing plant, costing about 710,900 dollars, expected to generate 162,000 horsepower with seventy two boilers and a coal intake of around 100 tons daily, featuring cut granite and terra cotta walls and a 25,000-ton coal storehouse.
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Fifty-Eighth
Eleventh Avenue
Hutson
Ischenvabease
Fae
Flyelty
Philadelphsia
Mutematic
Walla
York
Canadians View England and the path to independence
The piece argues Canadians in London shape public opinion for readers in Canada, noting mixed loyalty to England, rising patriotism among youth, and a trend toward greater Canadian independence while preserving a common crown. It contrasts British influence with a growing Canadian identity and warns against overestimating expatriate commentary.
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England
Theophrastus
Dipiemaatieta
Boston
New York
Chicago
London
Windsor Castle
Mr. Chamberlain
Canada
Thoreau
Calgary
Benin
Leondon
Mark Twaly
Petersburg
Richmond
Inquirer
Toronto University
Eom
Upper Canada
Tate
Parkin
McGill Universlty
Montreal
Laval
Dominion
Great Britain
Dawn
States
Ling
Fingland
Boston Transcript
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Health Relief
An old health ad warns that weak kidneys cause back pain rheumatic aches and digestive woes, claiming Bright's disease and other severe conditions will follow without Warner's Safe Cure. It touts the pill as a permanent home remedy for kidneys liver bladder and blood, warns against substitutes, and offers the cure through stores or mail for 1.60.
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del Bright
Warner
Eise
85S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Giy
Clouds and shadows drift over spring skies inspiring rural views
Townsfolk rarely notice the overhead play of light and cloud shadows on fields and downs. The piece recalls Richard Jefferies praising clouds as a tonic for the spirit, describing how sunlit wisps sweep across meadows, streams, and crops while open countryside glows under variable spring weather.
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Father Ocean
Gata
Bill
Criceteth
Harleet
Cerdican
Harlech
Harithh
Uttle
London Globe
Richard Jeffries
Han
Increased Cost of Living Cited by Employers Group
The Chicago Record-Herald notes a 15 percent rise in living costs over five years based on an Employers' association study. Fuel rent meats clothing and milk up about 11 percent since 1898 while luxuries like theatres and amusements rose 3 percent. The report supports the public belief of higher necessities prices and wage adjustment debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employers’ Association
Life
Chicago Record-Herald
Secret of cutting sandwiches to avoid waste
A quoted account describes how cooks trim crusts and use crustless portions to minimize waste. The speaker notes methods for preparing small, crusty bread sandwiches and efficient meat portions, including tailoring loaves to reduce scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg
Croes
Siloam Lodge Holds Special Meeting on October 16
The State Journal notes Siloam Lodge No 226 A F and A M held a special meeting on Saturday October 16 at 700 am with refreshments served. Officers S J Hodging W M and Avaus Tes 6 Welman acted as guardians.
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Siloam Lodge
A. Mi
S. J. Hodging
W. MM
Wellman
Act
Gacy
the State Journal
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