MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 9, 1925
News
New German Relatives Give Mafalda the Once-Over
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Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt leaving the “Atlantic.” year cruise of foreign waters. Se-
the yacht for the first time since she Brig.-Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt, vere storms almost swamped their
and her family embarked for a two- am’ family returned to New York yatcht. This shows General Vander
year cruise of the foreign waters on or. board the “Atlantic” after a two- bilt and his daughter Grace.
Three at a Time and Three in a Bed
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When Hoover Flunked Four Times
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This picture was taken at Lelandhis professor let him write a geology
Stanford University away back in 18-thesis instead. Seated in front of
96 and shows Secretary of Com- Hoover is Prof. J. P. Smith, still at
merce Herbert Hoover, then a studr Standford , and seated at the ex
ent, in a gray suit second from the treme right is the late Dr. John C.
left. Hoover flunked his Freshman Branner, second president of Stand-
English examination founr years in al ord.
row, and finaly got by only because
Their Romance Ends
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Her famous “love in a cottage"of the divorce proceedings is as much
exploded for Josephine Pancoast of a surprise as the sudden elope-
Leidy, the former “Fifi" Widener, ment of the couple five years ago.
She has filed,.suit for,divorce against Jhia ia the latest photo of the couple.
Carter Randolph Leidy. The news
. These three boys are triblets born
to Mrs. R. W. Swanson of Chicago
tnrough a Caesarian operation. They
are left to right, Ralph Dale and
Burlton Swanson, and are in excel
lent health, as their motner. the
weigh exactly - six pounds apiece.
Rheims Restoration
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WorKmen are shown at work on
the n"w roof over the naive of the
Cathedral at Rheims France, w’deh
was destroyed by German invaders
in the world war.
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Arthur R. Robinson, above, In
dianapolis lawyer, has been appoint
ed by Gov. Ed Jackson of Indiana
to succeed the late Samuel, Ralston
in the United States senate.
AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER
No Remblance to Mama
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A rare phenomenon in dogdom was pupies is snow white, th e mother is
the birth in Randolph, Mass., of a a brindle and black and the sire is
litter of six pure-white German po- wolf gray and black. Note the proud
lice puppies. Though each of the look on mama’s face.
From Pulpit to Soda Fountain
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Rev. Harold Turney, pastor of the
First Christian chrueh, Inglewood,
Calif., deserted his flock for the
soda foundtain because “he wants to
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One of the largest known masto- ped on one of the teeth. Prof. O. A.
don jaws was discovered in the Des Thomas o fthe University of lowa is
Moines river, near Ottumwa. la.,shown examining th e find,
when a barefooted clam digger step-
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study and a minister has no time h
can call his own.” He also hope
to make enough money at the sod:
fountain to obtain a college degree
School Furnace Hides Murder
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Ashes believed those of a human lower photo is of Miss Beatrice
being were found in this furnace in Wright, teacher, who worked with
a rural school near Corning, 0. The Ohio authorities to solve the suspect
discovery was made by Mrs. Allison'<l murder.
Linscott, janitress, inset above. The
The True and the False
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Real wine flowed from th e statu- crop. But only water flows from
ary in the upper picture. This was the bronze wine press shown below,
in an Italian village, when the inha- This in Golden Gate park, Saa
bitants celebrated a bountiful grape Francisco.
“Whoa Dobbin—l Do—” Married
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Mi» Una Fairman and Donald while the ceremony was perform**
Cumnaswr, both of Seattle Wash, like Then they rode off into the mou
horseback riding. So when they got tains for a horseback honeymrtn.
married they sat on their horses
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