Man Survives Throat Laceration in Vallejo Streets
Vallejo, March 28. Van Dyke pioneer Dulider walked for hours with a cut throat before discovery. Doctors say windpipe was severed but jugular intact. condition uncertain yet.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
12
Vallejo, March 28. Van Dyke pioneer Dulider walked for hours with a cut throat before discovery. Doctors say windpipe was severed but jugular intact. condition uncertain yet.
The unusual turbidity in the atmosphere since last June will be studied by the United States weather bureau. A circular seeks observations from astronomers and meteorologists who have noted the phenomenon.
Historical notes from the Isle of Man show long standing prohibitions on selling cigarettes to youths and strict age-related exhibition rules. In England similar limits exist on lending with a maximum 6 percent interest rate in force for over two centuries.
Anaconda residents respond generously to flood relief. Over 2700 collected in half a day, with 2500 from E J Bowman of the Red Cross, and further gifts from mills, foundries, and businesses. The drive aims to reach around 4000 as donations continue through the day.
Local advs and brief items list Milwaukee city life including visits by J Whyte of Butte and D Perry of Helena, and notes on prices such as Wisconsin cream cheese at 25c per pound. Mentions of Bishop Brewer arriving, G M Palmer from Missoula, and figures like Jack Berry and A Wyman visiting the city.
Community notices include sermons at St Mark's church with two services and a notice of a large close to be confirmed. Local ads promote Sol Dahood's new store on East Park for spring wear and various goods including kippered herring at 1.10 and 1.20 prices. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank I Gano of Locust is announced. Funeral arrangements for David Law Jr. are listed for this afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Several ads promote rentals, pancake flour, an automobile demonstration by George W Peterson, and a Thomas Alee club dinner after which a concert will be planned. The Margaret theater features a new musical comedy with Bud Fisher characters Mutt and Jem, to be staged next Monday with Gus Til as sponsor promising modern, wholesome entertainment.
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