Odd Accidents and Sudden Deaths Stir Local News
Clippings recount a string of bizarre mishaps and rare incidents across several states. A pin caused eye pain in Nebraska, a house fire damaged a Pathfinder home, and an explosion injured a man in Nebraska. A lightning strike killed Grant Humbert and his son near Pennsylvania. A Maryland driver escaped amid glass cuts, a charity driver misread a light in New York, a tarpon fight near Jam a nice 60 pound tarpon, and a gasoline mattress incident in Washington sparked a basement blaze. Florida planted the first orange trees in the United States.
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Charles F. Allen
Nebraska
Carolina
Tom
Pathfinder
Pennmylvania
Grant Humbert
Clarence
Anetnaraky
Maryland
Walter Oeien
Robert E. Walsh
New York
Chet
Lillian Hale
Washington
Propaganda Power in Germany’s Winter Hardship
An analysis argues Nazi Germany will stress belt tightening and patriotism to sustain public morale during a severe winter. It notes propaganda relies on controlling information to mold opinion, making dictatorship endure by shaping minds rather than through force alone.
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Ais
Germany
Novi
Iitter
Hitler
Gerauyy
Hillbusml
Stockbridge’s 200th Anniversary Congregational Church
The article reflects on Stockbridge Massachusetts celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Congregational church founded by Yale students in 1734 with missionary ties to local Indians. It recounts historical figures, anecdotes, and a personal reflection on labor and workmanship, noting economic contrasts and the value of skilled trades.
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My County
Congregational Church
Stockbridge
Yale College
Charles Stockbridge
David Konkapot
Jonathan Eatwards
Princeton College
Howe
Water as Medicine for Health and Digestion
An article extols daily water use as a health aid. It recommends hot water each morning before meals to stimulate kidneys and stomach, notes warm water can act as an emetic, tepid water aids stomach resistance, and hot water cleanses stomach contents. It suggests sipping or drinking a cup hot water with lemon for extra benefit.
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Ghislain
Paris
Circus Clowns and Giant Acts Wow Spectators in Grand Display
The article details Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey presenting an unprecedented program with 190 clowns in a simultaneous display. It highlights new feats, international talent, and a vast touring setup featuring a 400-length circus train, 1,600 seats, and many exotic animals. The piece notes public fascination and a bold scale for the era.
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Himelime Bis
Bunun
Bad
Chris Tyaty
Weshmeseys
Eluvens
Ringling Bros
Barum & Bailey
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