Fires Alarm Homes After Rumors Disturb Sleep
In an unnamed community a husband and wife reportedly called for help to warn neighbors when bells rang during the night. The incident stemmed from rumors about fires disturbing sleeping children.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
4
In an unnamed community a husband and wife reportedly called for help to warn neighbors when bells rang during the night. The incident stemmed from rumors about fires disturbing sleeping children.
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A massive native copper mass weighing 483 pounds and measuring 42 inches by 82 inches by three inches, found by a Houghton county farmer, is now owned by the University of Michigan. The block bears a facial outline resembling an Indian, with a bent edge adding a human touch. The nugget, bought at market copper price, was not fully valued until photographed.
The orchestra rehearses a long piece when the composer arrives and complains that the wind section cannot blow and yawn at once. The conductor retorts that the wind instruments face a difficult task.
A woman taking her little daughter to tea is surprised when the child tries to place a thin thread and butter piece in her pocket. The child explains she plans to take it home to nurse for a pattern.
Mark Johnson explains missing practice due to a date but claims no training was broken. The coach cites discipline and urges commitment to workouts.
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A seaside resort tale centers on Briny a summer boarder who worships the ocean. While on the beach a bather slips in and out quickly, prompting Briny to question the man about the briny. The reply cites an absurd flood of watermelons as the reason.
Haley Fiske reports at the Metropolitan Life convention that ongoing nursing work cut maternal mortality. In 1923 about 100000 maternity cases among policy-holders received nurse care. New York City records five deaths per thousand versus eight nationally.
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