Editor in Red Shirt Fends Off Bull in Fertile WV
Oct 21 in Fertile West Virginia a black polo Angus bull charged the editorial room of E C Brown editor of the local paper. The bull tried to climb in the window and pawed roared but was driven off by Brown with a faithful hound. Brown, who has worked in journalism for about thirty years, said he never wrote disparagingly about the bovine clan and questioned the bull’s motive.
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E. 'C Brown
Brown
Angus Bull
Bouine
Woman Missing 9 A Hurst Seeks Help in Search
A man named A Hurst asks Hartford police to aid him in locating his wife Bertha Boucher formerly of 3 Clinton avenue Milford. They arrived in Hartford Monday night and planned to make their home there. Bertha vanished Tuesday after dinner while the couple was at Royer Hole Startford. Hurst, in mourning for several days, says he has no reason for her disappearance. He checked the station and her sister Mrs Donnelly 10 Center street Milford but found no trace. They were married June 1 18.
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A. Hurst
Bertha Boucher
Clinton Avenue
Royer Hole
Startford
Ahe
Hurst
Hartford
Donnelly
Center’ Street
Milford
Bridgeport Girl Seeks Friends Identity Through Amnesia
A 1917-era appeal seeks help identifying a Bridgeport or nearby girl who served in a French ambulance unit and later suffered amnesia. Descriptions include age about 24 or 25, dark hair and eyes, high collar, and a fear of touch below the chin. A reward is offered for information leading to her recovery and identification.
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Nels
Werth
Shoe
Ordéais
Belfort
Prilabie
Bre
Wenis
Helen
Ink
Wolepd
Don’ts for Married Women sermon warns wives
In Columbus Ohio Rev August H Knipping pastor at St Pauls Evangelical Church urges wives to assist husbands, spend wisely, keep home neat, avoid nagging, and refrain from gossiping or overindulgence in social clubs and lodges. He cautions to avoid a restricted life or marriage if household duties are shirked.
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Columbus
Ohio
August H. Knipping
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Kaipping
Crop conditions boost Southwest prosperity says Gould
Edwin Gould of New York chairman of the St. Louis Southwestern Railways tours Texas saying crop conditions and high cotton prices drive ongoing prosperity. He notes improvements planned for the Cotton Belt, including converting coal locomotives to oil burning.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Southwest
Edwin Gould
New York
St. Louis
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Rowe
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Elgin
Waltham
Bridgett
Walthant
Fivery Watch
Lowney
Jowney's
Goxpa Chocolates
Ford
Kraus & Delia
Bureau of Child Welfare
Sate
Capitol
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