Death of Miss Minnie Kline Shocks Local Community
Miss Minnie Kline dies at her mother's home in West Second Street after years of ill health. Born in St Louis and raised in the area, she was a Washington High School graduate and a devoted M E church worker. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 PM in the Methodist church with Rev I B Schreckengast officiating.
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Minnie Kline
T. Minick
West Second Street
Miss Kline
St. Louis
Washington High School
Emily
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Rev
I. B. Schreckengast
Juggernaut of love and social ruin on Cedarville piazza
Dorothy Bennett and Jimmy Dent discuss a season of heartbreak among Cedarville’s set. Dent warns that many men have fallen for the era’s charming women, likening the social scene to a juggernaut whose wheels crush or mislead rivals. He confesses a personal vulnerability amid the club’s sunny indifference. Barry Preston.
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Dorothy
Jimmy Dent
Young Ashford
Cedarville
Ashford
Stanley
Cuba
Crayton
Jimmy
Barry Preston
Death of Dr. M. C Parker A former Washington postmaster
Friends receive telegams announcing the death of Dr. M C Parker of Colorado Springs a former resident and prominent citizen. His body will arrive tomorrow for interment at City Cemetery beside his wife who died here over thirty years ago. Surviving children include Dr. Victorine Boyle of Brooklyn Ella Merrill of Chicago Leslie Parker of North Dakota Fenny Parker and Estaline Guzeman of Colorado Springs. Parker lived in Washington since the mid fifties and was feeble in his final months nearing age about ninety. Funeral plans pending.
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M. C Parker
Colorado Springs
Parker
Washington
Wm. Blair & Son
U. S. Express
Victorine Boyle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ella Merrill
Chicago
Leslie Parker
N. D
Fenny Parker
Estaline Guzeman
Mrs. W. H. Greer Dies in Oskaloosa Diabetes.
Mrs. W. H. Greer long a city resident died last night at her daughter Mrs. George Zane in Oskaloosa from diabetes. She leaves two other children Mrs. W. H. Fulton and Walter Greer of this city. The body will return here for interment with funeral at 1:30 pm tomorrow from the W. H. Fulton residence. She was a Methodist and known as a devout Christian.
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W. H. Greer
George Zane
Oskaloosa
W .H. Fulton
Greer
Methodist Church
Wine of Cardui Promises Health for Women
An advertisement extols Wine of Cardui as a remedy for female weakness and misery from childbirth. It claims the tonic strengthens generation organs, stops unnatural drains, boosts fertility, aids pregnancy and recovery, and helps women become mothers who previously hoped to conceive.
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Cardus
Cardui
Misreading of a Poem Brings Laughter in Chicago
Mr Stormington Barnes recalls audience reaction to his recital of Marco Bozzaris in Chicago. He explains that when he reached the line Strike the crowd mistook it for a local allusion causing them to laugh.
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Marco Bozzaris
Chicago
Stormington Barnes
Washington Star
Insomniac Bobbs-Old Titewadd fears sleep after dream loss
The subject Bobbs-Old Titewadd is described as near death from insomnia and afraid to sleep. He denies fear of burglars but recalls a dream where he gave away his money, highlighting anxiety and financial concern tied to rest.
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Bobbs
Titewadd
Dobbs
Good Goods Motto Backed by Conner and Schillig
Local motto proclaims good goods guiding Conner and Schillig. The brief item notes the shop identity with a two-name attribution and a short slogan.
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Conner & Schillig
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Kerseys
Meltons
Cheviots
Mark
Postoffice
Bee Dee
Minnesota
Kaye & Lytle Telephone
East Side Square
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
Miss Minnie Kline
West Wash
Ington
Mrs. Greer
Dr. Parker
T. C. McClure
Dorothy Bennett
James ‘Dent
Dent
M. C. Parker
MicCall Brothers
Fred Vnrath
Territorial Street
Benton Harbor, Mich
Mrs
Fred Unrath
Wine
California
G. H. Pratt
M. D
Qlasges
Cook & Sherman's Drug Store
Freaksh Pruit Daily
M. Lombard
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