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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

8

Hidden Mysterious Sleep Tragedy and Somnambulism

A Washington somnambulist, Hugh Hollis, killed his wife while asleep amid a wave of medical debate on dream influence and hystero-neurasthenia. The article recounts similar cases, including Frank Maneley and historical examples, detailing how sleepwalking, dreams, and subconscious acts can lead to fatal violence with little or no memory upon waking.

Magine Hugh Hollis Washington Hollis Treasury Department Evelyn Forsythe Hollis Emma Forsythe Newton Street N. W. Hollis Frank Maneley Baltimore Mrs. Forsythe Mrs. Hollis Simon Frazer Scotland Trager Frazer Sam Appleby Baltimore Athletic Club Saratoga Prof Doyle Sam Prof. Doyle Appleby Bear John James Russell Birmingham Hospital Bordeaux Willam E. McLean Princeton

Pie Plate Alarm Tames Slow Fire Horse Tale

A humorous tale recalls a fire station prank using hanging pie plates to rouse a slow horse. The story, linked to a somnambulism case and a monkish bishop note, weaves in medical curiosities, a Princeton athlete, and a captain who learned not to trust pie tin alarms after a near mishap.

Had No Common Language Between Father and Son

A Nashville man recalls a train meeting with his six year old son who spoke French and Spanish, while the father spoke only English. The boy learned from a French mother and a Mexican nurse, and is bound for St Louis to study English, the father hopes.

Memphis St. Louis H. D. Paul Nashville Mexico Baltimore American

A Penurious Crowd at the Donation Box

An inventor pitches a silent coin box that reacts with sounds to different coins and photos drop when no coin is donated. The pastor rejects it, noting he already has pictures of his entire congregation.

Rivers and Harbors Boost for Des Moines Freight Rates

S A Thompson of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress urged Iowa business leaders in Des Moines to develop interior waterways including the Des Moines Cedar and Iowa rivers to slash freight costs and link Iowa to world markets. He argued tolls and tariffs are offset by water competition and predicted future navigability would spur regional growth.

Des Moines Iowa S. A. Thompson National Rivers and Harbors Congress Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association Savery Mississippi Missouri Cedar New York Interior States

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