Bed Only Place He Cannot Sleep Bed Only Place He Cannot Sleep
Passaic New Jersey feature about Paul Zubach an ex Hungarian army officer who cannot sleep except in bed and his odd habits around eating sleeping and work. He tried bicycle riding as a stimulant and fell asleep in Haverstraw while his wife relocated him home. Mice ruin wedding suit forcing a one day delay for Albert Crabb and Jennie Day.
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Passaic
N. J
Paul Zubach
Paul
Rubber Works
Rip van Winkle
Haverstraw
Armstrong
Bronx City
Express
Albert
S. Crabb
Aurelia Sentinel
Jennie M. Day
Lemaris
Chicago
Guards Turkey House: Man Loses Toe in Sleep Vigil
Rising Sun Maryland farmer George Brehm set his employee William Jones on guard for turkeys. Jones slept with a loaded pistol pointed at his toes. A vivid dream led him to fire, blowing off his right great toe. He woke with jaw injury. recovery expected.
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Rising Sun
George Brehm
William Jones
Jones
William
Darky
Red haired youth saved from charging bull at stockyards
Thomas Murphy a 17 year old with bright red hair outran a bull at the Chicago stockyards. Two cattlemen on ponies fired into the air to divert the animal as fences closed in. The drovers swung the boy to safety just before the bull could gore him.
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Chicago
Thomas Murphy
Thomas
Tom
Nearly Scalped by Horse At Meat Market
Chester Pat Morris Rowe, manager of a meat market, was attacked by a vicious horse in the carriage house. The animal bit his head and struck with its front feet, tearing scalp chunks twice before Rowe escaped. Also Fort Worth Professor Loses His Whiskers. University instructor L A Wiltsey refused to shave his long side whiskers, then 20 students allegedly clipped them on campus late at night.
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Chester
Pat Morris Rowe
Rowe
Fort Worth
Tex
L. A. Wiltsey
University of Fort Worth
Staliety
Help! 100000 Women in Danger of Becoming Old Maids
Boston wireless humor warns 100000 women of aging into old maids. A Massachusetts Homestead Association proposes self sufficient colonies for unattached women with plots, gardens, and small farms. Critics call it impractical, noting marriage as the real cure and lampoon New England as a future land of spinster colonies.
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Boston
Massachusetts Homestead Association
New England
Long Island Sound
Maine
New
Better Pastures for Prosperous Southern Farms
A Southern Farm Gazette argument stresses the value of good pastures. It argues most regions already have land and grasses like Bermuda but lack understanding of proper stocking and soil quality. Enclosed, well watered pastures yield fat hogs and productive cattle, boosting farm life and prosperity.
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Bermuda
Central West
Southerm Farm Gazette
For Sale Angora goats and wool products listing
For sale a pureblood Angora ram Billy several high grade hides and nannies sheep. Listed by Wm Mayers in Brandon, Mississippi.
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Angora
Billy
Wm. Mayers
Brandon
Mise
Woman and Her Hat and Farm Prices in Mississippi
A mournful correspondent from Route No. 4 Jackson asks how to coax his wife into wearing a decent looking hat. Advertises 250 bushels of King's improved cotton seed at 60 cents per bushel. Also lists poultry and egg setting fees for Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks.
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J. W. Loveless
Jackson
Mississippi
Mam
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Jebor
JNO. F. Draughon
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Draughon
Practical Business
Memphis
U.S
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Board of
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph.co
Jersey
ITE
New York
Bears
Castoria
Lex
Joe Miller
Philadelphia Inquirer
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Cc. W. Taylor
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