Estate of Barnard Bennett Reveals Large Clothes Business
The late Barnard Bennett known as Poco Bennett left a personal estate of 65 692.65 and real estate of 57 200. Ida Bennett, his widow, is the administratrix of the Suffolk probate filing.
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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
2
The late Barnard Bennett known as Poco Bennett left a personal estate of 65 692.65 and real estate of 57 200. Ida Bennett, his widow, is the administratrix of the Suffolk probate filing.
Hay fever treatment through pollen vaccine active immunization shows success with immunity lasting at least one year after discontinuation. Patients with constitutional disturbances, including asthma, fare better than those with mild local symptoms. Inherited tendency improves outcomes. age does not affect benefit.
A celebrated physician, youthful and single, leans on a bridge rail with a girl beside him as she congratulates him on his celebrated recovery from an operation. The scene plays on a tranquil brook with a brown pool beneath, a quiet moment of tension and praise.
Shamrock IV, Lipton’s new America’s Cup challenger, shows high speed in trial sails in the Solent. It races Shamrock II to compare performance and hull design features, with predictions it will outsail American defenders in light breeze.
England clinches the international polo cup with two victories over the United States at Meadowbrook Long Island showcasing British skill and dominance in the match.
The Courier Journal notes court life features the king's stamp collection as a source of interest for visitors. The piece contrasts with Edwardian revelry, suggesting ongoing court movement and public curiosity in royal hobbies.
An anthology note lists pests damaging crops and trees including the brown tail moth recently reaching Pennsylvania, the gadfly, budmites on black currants and mustard, the oil fly in southern Europe, and the common wasp and caterpillar. It then shifts to post Napoleon France noting royal instability a year after Louis XVIII’s restoration as counselors erred and military morale waned.
Snapshot of Harrisburg district reforms as Rev. Alford Kelly retires and Frank F. Holsapple succeeds him. Local tragedies include Luther Roby found dead in his chicken coop and Mary Cascar dying after ingesting strychnine pills. Other notes cover bombastic industry, drought relief, and civic events across numerous towns.
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