False Hair His Ideal In Juvenile Court Tale
Mrs Margaret Zaepfel 33 testifies in juvenile court that her husband Charley Zaepfel head cook at Soldiers Home deserts her for younger women. She says he wants her to wear false hair and look younger, while she refuses and recounts fights including kicks and arson. Judge DeLacy orders a month for settlement and a pledge to stop drinking for a year.
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Fatally Mangled Under Train Near Brunswick
Frederick Md Oct 13 Lloyd Vorhees a Brunswick trainman died from injuries after slipping from a freight car near his home yesterday evening. He fell between the wheels and was mangled beyond recovery.
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Ezra Cornell's Son Dies in Salem at 69
Ezra Cornell's son Colman L P Cornell prominent civil engineer dies in Salem aged 69 native of Ithaca N Y. He was brother of former Gov Alonzo Barton Cornell of New York and married Mary Louise Conkling in Dryden N Y. Educated at Cornell University he and Mrs Cornell planned their golden wedding anniversary next December. Body to be sent to Albany for interment.
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Hull Heads Home to Iowa to Gauge Political Contest
Former Representative John A. T. Hull arrives in Washington after a Virginia farm visit and plans a trip to Iowa to inventory political conditions. He sought to defeat insurgent forces in the Iowa Republican primaries, where Representative Prouty currently holds Hulls old seat. Hull says he has no current views on Iowa politics and will stay about a month, awaiting more information.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Virginia
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Baseball Returns at Gayety with Electric Scoreboard
The Gayety Theater installs direct tease d wire from the New York baseball field to its stage to display full details of the Athletics Giants championship game during the World of Pleasure matinee. Matinee starts at 2 o clock, and the policy will continue through the series.
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New York
Athletics
Giants
World of Pleasure” Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted against scrofula and consumption
The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical, permanent cure for scrofula and its skin eruptions and wasting. It links weather changes to illness, claims the remedy is famous worldwide, and asserts extensive efficacy in arresting and eradicating scrofula, rivaling consumption.
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Sidelights on the smart set and Newport horse revival
RS Lu c ius Tuckerman notes old Go tham private schools and famous students ledgers and a Pierce school network. Newport's horse scene plans stables and four in hand coaches as Lady Lennox marries into Lord Percy. Rest of piece surveys marital separations among writers and a quip by Jack London on divorce rates, with a teaser that continued on page seven.
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van Burens
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FALKS BY BARBARA BOYD ON LIVING A GRAY LIFE
A young woman writes bitterly about a life of hard work and barely meeting needs. She notes countless women endure monotony and low pay while caring for others. The piece urges seeking inner light and spiritual development to transform gray days into gold.
Gown Controversy Sues over Dangerous Dance Dress
Ignacio Martinetti, a dancer, won $6,500 damages against the Madame Sherry syndicate after protesting Dorothy Jardon’s low cut dress during the Danger Dance in Riverhead Long Island. Jardon or Mrs Edward Madden defends propriety while Martinetti plans a defamation suit. the case hinges on stage costume standards.
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Riverhead
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George W. Lederer
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Miss Jardon
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