Word: sisters
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...from north to south,"is leading this pack of "Christians," and I am under the impression that this Edward Young Clarke is the same E. Y. C. who was formerly with the K. K. K., later convicted of violating the Mann Act in Texas, he ran off with the sister of some other villain, and fined $5,000, which he seems to have paid. This same E. Y. C. has also been in various other scrapes in Georgia courts...
...what is the effect? It doesn't make him dislike raspberry jam and it doesn't make him like his mother. So when she leaves the house the next time he gets the jam, eats all he pleases and then daubs his baby sister's face with...
Died. Mrs. Robert Mowbray Howard, 65, sister-in-law of Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassador to the U. S.: near Guildford, England, by drowning in a pond...
...Leghorn (it was he who snatched Shelley's heart from the pyre and buried it in Rome), fought beside Byron in Greece (it was he who investigated the dead Byron's feet and spread the lie about a cloven hoof), married a Greek chieftain's sister, suffered terrible wounds, corresponded devotedly with Mary Shelley. He later wrote Recollections of the Last Days of Byron and Shelley, an invaluable document. He visited the U. S., swimming Niagara between the rapids and the falls. He bought English estates (marrying once more) and turned country gentleman, social lion, patriarch...
Three years ago, Julie Goosen 32 of Detroit gave birth to a daughter. Julie Goosen had never married. The child was named for her mother's sister-in-law, Mrs. Irene Goosen, who acted as foster-mother after the first few days of her niece's life. Julie Goosen departed; found a man named Pryzbla, who married her. Julie Goosen Pryzbla came back and demanded her child. Foster-Mother Goosen refused. They went to court...