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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 13, 1923 · page 14

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Still sticking to his lifelong rule of hard work, and plenty
of it. Thomas A. Edison, on seventy-sixth birthday, stops
just long enough to have his picture taken.

American Countess’s Honeymoon
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Off for Carthage are the Count and Countess Bryon de

Prorok, the lattenformerly Alice Kennedy, whose recent
marriage was a brilliant event.

 

 

The romance if their stays overseas—-brides and babies of our returning soldiers.

 

 

Airplane, in Role of Ambuliznce, Rescues Lumberjack

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When a young lumberjack was seriously crushed on Beaver Island in Lake ~f‘lit.
Lieut. Meredith of Selfridge Field took a doctor aboard and flew through i,‘rlll‘;~....g
storm to rescue. Photo shows plane making ready for flight.

Dr. J ack’s Honeymoon

 

Stepping ashore from the St. Mihiel. - Huntress

In driving snowstorm, last of American soldiers to leave
the Rhine, received tremendous welcome when they arrived.
in New York. With them were wives they had won in the
Rhineland and nearly a score of babies. '

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(By‘Paciflc & Atlantic)
Catherine Uribe' (above),
once chum of Clara Phillips,
tiger woman, is now report-
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escaped hammer murderess
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Still unmarried, Mary Landon Baker of Chicago, who went
abroad several months ago, saying she would-at last wed

Allister McCormick, is reported to have sailed for home
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