Rights Restored to Washingtonian Mistress in Divorce Ruling
London April 21 Lady George Collmandeley Loday won restoration of her rights in a divorce court case involving Charles Hees Taylor of Washington. She had been divorced by her first husband and granted a decree regarding child custody and support. The proceedings mention the restoration of certain rights and the legal actions surrounding the return of a daughter and ongoing arrangements.
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London
George Collmandeley Loday
Charles Hees ‘Taylor
Washington
Saates
John Vos
Cetew
Kippenoy
Princess Denied Access in Hospital Visit Dispute
A hospital visit by a royal figure caused a disturbance as guards refused admission to Princess and a petitioner. The incident led to a tense scene with medics, a stretcher, and a temporary halt to proceedings before the individual was escorted away. Local officials are reviewing the matter.
Run Well Hindoo and Other Three Bests
Fragmented text lists horse names and figures, mentioning Hindoo, Kingstons Three Best, Dawiosch, Pickwick, Rae Deer, and others. Aggregates unclear, but suggests a racing or betting setting with multiple horses and possible wagers. No coherent event or outcome discernible from the readable segments.
Horse Racing Card From Havre de Grace 1920
Reports from Havre de Grace Maryland on April 21 1920 detail four furlong maiden and longer races with purses around 1300 to 1900, mentioning horses such as Hope Princess Ry Parry's colt and DB winner, jockeys Rodrigues Woodhurst and Kummer, and times around 0 24 2 5 to 0 47. The card notes weather clear and track conditions sloppy with several scratches and payouts including exacta and show figures.
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Havre DE Grace
Ry Parry
B. T
Hard of Hope
Prinzessin
W. Garts
Kummer
Tige
Rodrigues
Hunters Point
Victor AL
Jackson
Bir
Mortimer
Martin A. Noonan
Voormel
Dore
Hope Princess
Ewes Hobe
Princasm van Ao
Abe
Phe Yo
Tee
Mattie B. Kent
Imarmmey Stone
Ascutney
Huntert Point
Heathe
J. R. Skinker
Sweep—Henpeck
W. A. Burttachell
Fac Mahtes
Tarvin
Burke
Mppie Lack
Whittington
Kelsay
Mies Homur
Redland
Sun Gold
Aid
Sun Golf
Hust
Therit
Larry M. Stevens
Isitl Simmouna
Jun Fo Beleinger
Fuostainy Bot
Olambasa
L'Alonetty
D. &. Fouetale
Tadex
St. Fin
Hodriguez
Taylor
Atreight
King Neptune
Neptune
Setadtvard
Chic Barkley
Margery
Lex Getz
Tyree
Figleman
Duke John
Hayney
Stone
Penelanpee
Soldat de Verdon
Sande
Vorexraynd
Alen
Penelope
Soldat de Xerion
Duke Juba
Inish Kisa
Tord Hlerbart
Nitoight
Kelway
Ualler
Coltilert
Sandy Beal
Corey
A & Dishmon
Neler
Nyse
Caiir Stout
Maul Jones
Drews
Thrieh
Faison Dore
Vais Yi
Eve Olf
Borat Reveler
Futon Doers
St. Allan
Sandy Tenda
Lady Cavendish Weds Duke of Devonshire Kin
The marriage united Lady Dorothy Cavendish daughter of the Governor General of Canada and Capt. Harold MacMillan with Capt. MacMillan at St Margarets Westminster. Attendees included the Duke of Devonshire relations and several titled guests, with church officials guiding the ceremony.
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Harold MacMillan
Dorothy Cavendish
Bevenshire
Kovernor Gent
Canada
St. Margursta Church
Westminster
Derby
Iam Temple
New Head of Church Movement Elevates James M Spears
New York reports James M Spears elected chairman of the Interchurch World Movement executive committee to replace J R Mott who resigned to join the counterchurch world movement abroad. War correspondent Wbar Forrest, attached to American headquarters, visits Mr William Corcoran and has earned honors from the French government including the medallion and rosette of Compagnon d Academe.
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New York
James M. Spears
Interchurch World Movement
J. R. Mott
Young Men's Christian Association
Ounterchurch World Movement
Wbar Forrest
United States
William Corcoran
A. E
Forrest
Omoier D'Academic
Spring Time Tonic Praise in Old Newspaper Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a seasonal tonic to restore stomach liver and nerves before illness worsens. It promotes a non alcoholic wild root based remedy in tablet or liquid forms with trial package offers and cites personal testimonials from Mrs. Alice Ferrell and others.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Darxvills
Society Gossip and Social Gatherings Across Washington
Washington society pages report dances after a formal dinner, host salons at the City Club and Shoreham, and teas honoring visiting DA R congress delegates and Daughters of the American Revolution members. Notables include Miss Mabel Shultars arranging events, Mrs. Merritte W. Ireland entertaining at Cafe St. Marka, and numerous club hostesses welcoming guests from Kentucky and beyond.
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Merritte W. Ireland
Surgeor General
Ireland
U.S. A
Cafe
St. Marka
Eden Spencer Massey
George Eastment
James Campbell Cantrill
Women’s City Club
Jennie A. Luehkart
H. A. Leeda
Redwood Vandegrift
Misa Myrtie Runn
Carria May Steward
Misa Sara
Louisville
Orme Thornberry
Margaret Hinsy
Stanley
Marjorie Stites
Harry PF. Grove
George Thacher Tuernaey
Charles H. Aull
Mra. c B. Chenanit
Kentucky
T. M. Taylor
Rochester, N. Y
Tea at Washington Club Hosts and Guests List
Mrs Selden Palmer Spencer and Mrs Gieorge Whitney White plan a tea at the Washington Club from 5 to 7 with guests including the twenty ninth continental congress members. Several state regents and officers from Mississippi Missouri Connecticut Maryland and other areas will attend, with helpers named and a reception line described. A wedding followed at the Church of the Immaculate Conception for Miday Helen Loules Thornett and Howard J OConnor of St Louis, with a traveling blue outfit and witnesses listed. couple to travel east then return in about three weeks.
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League of American Pen Women
Ita
D. A. R. Congress
League
Selden Palmer Spencer
Gieorge Whitney White
Guernsey
Minor
Washington Club
Aelock
Twenty Ninth Continental Congress
John Morris Morgan
Mississippi
John Til Mons
Missouri
Wallace Radcliffe
Woodbury Pulsifer
J. H. Young
Georgia Pillsbury
Roma
Missingippi
Misaouri
Church of the Immaculate Concepton
Miay Helen Loules Thornett
Howard J. O'Connor
At. Louis
Father Riordan
Agnes
Alfred FR. Tharnatt
N Street Northwest
Enemies of Women theme in Hearst novels prompts debate
Questioning happiness of men apart from women, the piece cites Victor Stowell and Prince Michael Fedor of Monte Carlo and asks if fiction like Hall Caine's The Masters of Man and Blasco Ibanez's Enemies of Women grapple with male isolation. The article notes these works have just begun in Hearst's lineup.
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Victor Stowell
Bossto ‘Golfister
Prince Michael Fedor
Monte Carlo
Soca
Hall Caine
Blasco Ibanez
Hearst
Has Nature a Brain and Its Hidden Thought
Excerpt debates whether nature possesses intelligence without a living brain. Maeterlinck argues prehuman nature was highly inventive, implying plants, fish, and insects show marvelous ideas without human brains. Humans then become evidence of pre existent thought.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
Are Ghosts Good Detectives in Doyle’s View
A brief note questions whether ghosts can aid crime detection and cites Doyle’s references to cases like The Mystery of the Red Barn and The Murder of the Cornish Horseman. It suggests those events may be coincidences or Providence and invites readers to judge explanations.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
America
Red Barn
Does Your Child Eat Carrots Article Review
Nutrition piece highlights how vegetables like carrots sweet potatoes parsnips and beets influence child growth and health. It cites discoveries by Dr Henry Smith Williams and promises insights on vitamins nerves and eye health with general facts and advice.
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Henry Smith Wiliams
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