Boy Lives With Shots in Heart New Jersey Child Survives
A 12 year old, Lawrence Seterfield of Bloomingdale, walked from Patterson General Hospital after being shot with birdshot. Five pellets lodged near the heart and sixteen to eighteen in the lungs, yet doctors left them in place fearing fatal risk. The boy’s condition improved over two weeks and he was discharged to return home.
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New York
Patterson
N. J
General Hospital
Lawrence Seterfield
Bloomingdale
Tommy Yateman
Lawrence
Tommy
Seterfield
State colleges adopt boxing and wrestling as sciences
Boxing and wrestling are described as new sciences now part of college curricula. The article notes state institutions will require all appropriations granted by legislatures, and probably more, to support these programs.
Seven Children Compete to Care For Elder Parent
An eciocenariian sought probate court aid as all seven of his children wished to make a home for him. He is unusually blessed, as most in this position face no such strong competition.
Medical advancing roles cited in reforming dangerous think tanks
The writer argues that after preventing self harm in convicts through bullet removal, the medical profession should tackle broader threats by removing “wheels” from certain dangerous think tanks still at large, framing it as a bold reform.
Princeton Professor Wins Gold as Foremost Astron
Prof Wenry Norris Russell of Princeton is awarded the gold as the year's foremost astronomer. The citation praises men who devote their lives to Fos stars and find reward in heaven.
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Wenry Norris Russell
Princeton
Expert says consumer to blame for coal shortage
An expert authority asserts the consumer is the real villain in the coal shortage, surprising many who have long borne the penalty. The remarks imply a shift in blame from producers to buyers amid ongoing energy pains.
Jersey City Applicant Sings National Song Test
A Jersey City applicant for citizenship sang The Star Spangled Banner from start to finish. The anecdote suggests such a rigorous test could disenfranchise many if universally applied.
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Jersey City
Chicago tailor lists outfit costs for a gentleman
A Chicago tailor specifies a gentleman outfit costing 1200 dollars not counting undergarments or car. He notes only those with nothing to do will need all he enumerates and laments a country plagued by people who do not read the news.
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Chicago
London Patent Office Clerk Wins Big Prize
A London patent office clerk secured a $5,000 prize for explaining ein. A further $500 prize is offered for the best examination of the explanation.
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London
Ein
West Point vacancies show limited appeal for military careers
Sixty nine vacancies at West Point highlight waning appeal of an army career among ambitious young men.
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West Point
Unclear Quote Links Jazzing to Crime in Harvard Talk
A Harvard professor claims dancing is an instinct like eating and drinking, likening it to a primal drive. The remark ties enjoyment of jazzing to a broader game class described alongside gorging and murder ing.
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Harvard
Good roads boosters on the trail-blazing trip encounter mixed reception
A group promoting improved roads faced fluctuating support during a pioneering expedition. Organizers cited progress and argued for continued advocacy while opponents voiced concerns about costs and impact. The journey highlighted regional interest in infrastructure development and transportation policy.
Women take to golf say fans and players
Report notes growing participation by women in golf with long standing attendance and interest from both players and supporters.
Governor Neff Sets June 19 Pardon for Three Negro Convicts
Governor Neff announced that on June 19 he will grant pardons to three African American convicts following his visit to the state farms. One inmate has served 17 years. He has personally reviewed the cases and cited prior furloughs and cancellations. The governor noted 140 convicts are out on parole and hinted at more clemency actions, focusing next on white convicts deemed worthy.
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Neff
Austin
Texas
LAXATIVE PRODUCT Questioned for Nervousness and Headache Claims
The tonic laxative product LAXA TIVE SROMO QUININE Tablet claims to avoid nervousness or head issues and bears E.W GROVE’s signature on the box. The text notes the product can be taken by anyone without adverse nervous effects.
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E.W Grove
Wonders of America’s Two Giants Peak in Wyoming
A feature notes a national monument near Sundance Wyoming a 600 foot tall rock with a mile around base visible for miles Historic use as a landmark by Sioux and Crow during Indian Wars It suggests an ascent may be opened with stairways for tourists after the war and homeland focus.
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Uncle Sam
Sundance
Wyoming
Milam County Schools See Big Census Increase
Milam County reports 11 172 scholastics in total with 7869 in common districts and 3303 in independent districts Jim F Chadwick County Superintendent notes a sizable rise over last year Cameron district holds 1228 pupils Rockdale 547 Thorndale 404 Gause 290 Milano 286 Burlington 243 Sharp 184 Fairview 125 and other districts listed plus a later classified product advertisement for Martin's screw worm killer offering single application relief and a money back guarantee.
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Milam
Jim F. Chadwick
Cameron
Rockdale
Thorndale
Gause
Milano
Burlington
Sharp
Fairview
Woman shoots man nine times in Albany incident
Albany Texas June 7 Sheriff W M Biggs responded to a call from Fritz Patzolt's home and found Parker Stretch dead from nine bullet wounds. Mrs Patzolt said she shot Stretch to protect herself from his assaults. Patzolt works in the Breckenridge oil field and the couple have two children.
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Albany
Texas
W. M. Biggs
Fritz Patzolt
Parker Stretch
Stretch
Breckenridge
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkening Claim
An advertisement extols Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy ready-made hair darkener. It claims to conceal gray hair naturally with even color after one or two applications, using a simple dampened brush technique.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
No Worms in a Healthy Child
An advertisement describes worms in children as causing unhealthy color and stomach disturbance. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic is claimed to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system. It is said to expel worms and restore health after two to three weeks of regular use. 60c per bottle.
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