Marriage Ties Salisbury Pair In Moberly Ceremony
Walter W. Wallace and Miss Marie Smith wed at Rev E M Richmond's home in Moberly on May 17 1928. Afterward they moved into a furnished home at 601 12 South Williams. Wallace, son of A E Wallace, is a Salisbury High School graduate now in floor surfacing in Moberly. Bride, daughter of Mrs Laura Smith, also a Salisbury High School alumna, taught at Bentley School last year.
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Salisbury
Missouri
Press- Spectator
Wallace
Walter
Walter W. Wallace
Marie Smith
E. M. Richmond
Moberly
Pearl Wallace
John Edward Bertsch
South
Williams Street
A. E. Wallace
Salisbury High School
Laura Smith
Bentley
Community notices invite reciters and meetings
Rebekah's attention calls for Julia Tiernsney the instructor to attend a gathering at I C O F hall Monday at 6 30 pm for secret work with a supper dish to pass sandwiches to bring. If unable to attend for supper come later. Regular meeting of the Woodmen at 2730 912 Modern Woodmen notice requests all Woodmen to meet at the hall Sunday June 2 at 2 pm and bring flowers to decorate graves.
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Rebekah
Julia Tiersney
I. C. O. F. Hall
Pleasant Plain society to hold all day meeting
Pleasant Plain missionary society will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs Ed Gallagher on Wednesday June 6 9213 in Pleasant Plain.
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Ed. Grayson
Pleasant Plain
Saturday as a Holiday Says Miss Freygang
Miss Freygang of the New York City Department of Education contends that Saturday as a holiday did not begin in cities but in rural areas during colonial days when few Jews lived in communities. She notes it arose in schools to free children on farms to observe Sunday with their families, aiding in Sabbath provisioning and travel to distant churches.
Published at Simple & Simons A Publisher’s Word on Word Counts
A passerby asks about novel length. The editor notes there is no statutory limit yet most standard novels run about eighty thousand words. The aspiring writer declares completion, promising a finished work following the guidance.
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Simple & Simons
First Aid for Goldfish Reverses Sudden Drowning Death
A woman revived her nearly lifeless goldfish using intermittent external pressure and underwater firing treatment similar to CPR. After five minutes the fish showed life signs and twenty minutes later swam normally again.
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Rome
Why Girls Snore a Five Reel Drama Sample
A reader describes Madame Ring School of Photo Play Writing and a sample five reel drama titled Why Girls Snore set in Muskegon Michigan. The proposed cast includes Lily Nausen Geo Corset and Cecil with villains and an Indian assistant. Scene sketches feature a school scene with a window intrusion and a mining locale with comic peril and sub titles.
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Lily
Muskegon Gulch
Geo
Cecil
Mr. Corset
Pegeyty
Mhle
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Marriage tales from a reader's letter hoax
A columnist shares a long anecdote about marriage from a reader, arguing that most marriages are successful while admitting personal fails. The piece riffs on a New York debate about marriage and includes graphic, dated humor about wedding gifts, travel, and domestic life.
Pugsley Owen Canning Demonstration Uses Iowa Southern Oven
Considerable interest is being taken in Mr Pugsley Owen Canning Demonstration which is being conducted at the office of the Iowa Southern Utilities Company. Demonstration is offered free to customers of the Iowa Southern Utilities Company and people are finding it highly educational and interesting. Tomorrow afternoon between the hours of 2 00 and 5 09 Pugsley will cook a whole meal in the Clark Jewel Loraine Oven. The menu includes roast beef boiled potatoes baked peas and carrots stewed tomatoes finger bread and apple pudding. The fact that this whole meal is to be cooked in the Loraine Oven at one makes it an unusually interesting attraction.
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Pugsley
Owen Canning
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Lowa Southern Utilities Company
Ee Clark
Loraine
A Widow's Confessional On Marriage And Mischief
A coroner notes accidental death amid a rambling monologue about marriage, misnaming wives, and a string of impracticalities. The speaker recounts relationships from Eloise to Claire to Kate, reflects on humor and hardship, and jokes about future marriages while mentioning a wood alcohol incident and a jewelry inheritance. The narrator admits mixed success in marriage and quips that outcomes tend to be a tie.
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Eloise
Eila
Claire
Kate
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Lecture Seeker Brings Message to Town
A visiting speaker arrives as the town gathers for a lecture. The chairman hails him as a messenger with something new, but the talk revisits familiar points and offers little new insight.
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K. W. Howe
Slavery Symbol Rumor Tied to Dearborn Ring Claim
The Dearborn Independent suggests a finger ring marked slavery originated as a symbol where the master placed his ring on all his household members, including wives, as a sign of ownership.
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Ing
Joe Miller the Serious Actor at Drury Lane
Joe Miller, famed as the namesake of eighteenth century joke books, was a serious actor at the old Drury Lane theater.
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Joe Miller
Old Drury Lane
Eskimos Seen as Honest by Reporter Says Uncivilized People
A writer argues that uncivilized people are hardly present among the Eskimos and that deceit and theft are virtually unknown in their communities, presenting a contrast to other cultures.
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