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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
The couple, both well regarded locals, exchanged vows in a quiet wedding. The bride wore a pate Sie silk gown with a white hat and gloves. Otto plans to give a lecture here on Friday evening June 24 with many friends sending best wishes.
Sunday visitors at Helijate tints and Sepia Eeswis. Families and neighbors from Sand Ridge attended gatherings, sawyers, and miscellaneous visits around town. Died Mary Awers noted. appointments at Cannan Sameday. various people mentioned with scattered names and places.
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The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the hen surpasses the orchid of prose in praise and public attention. The article contrasts the celebrated domestic fowl with suffragettes, recounting quotations about pricing and supply by producers.
The Coride reports the Alpine chamois faces rapid decline as unprotected hunting and habitat loss threaten its survival. Authorities fear the specie may vanish within years if protective laws fail to curb poaching and conserve nesting grounds, urging urgent action to preserve this emblematic fauna.
A fragmented account traces the Black Death from China via the Silk Road to Europe, noting bubonic form and rapid fatalities. It mentions routes, months, and sightings, plus later cross-cultural reactions and a quoted line from St. Louis Star about reconciliation and conflict.
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