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Pictorial Review
Opportunity
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Lis
Wabash Covington Branch Time Tables Summary
Rail timetable items show arrivals and departures between Covington and Attica. Locals and fast trains operate daily with limited Sunday service. Timings include Covington arrivals at 9:15 a.m. and 4:0 p.m., Attica departures around 10:40 a.m. and 5:35 p.m.
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Wabash
Covington
Attica
Remarkable education report on a severely learning challenged boy
A London County Council education committee report details a Peckham pupil who has learned only two or three letters in his career, cannot write or calculate, yet is facing expulsion from school after discussions on his future.
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Peckham Seloulley Woo Centre
London County Council
Nyack Pirates Raid Leads to Court Arraignments
Four youths accused of burglary after an attempt to seize the $40,000 yacht Lounger II near Nyack. Police traced the gang from a hidden cache of boat gear to a plan that included loading a deep sea vessel with stolen riches. Timberlain and Donati held for grand jury. Cuzio and Romano discharged.
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New York
Kidd
Nyack
James 8. Hammond
H. KR. Humphreys
Albany Yacht Club
Tarrytown
Curran
Flatrock Company
Doc” Lehman
Joseph Romano
Washington Avenue
Edward Timberlain
Long Island City
Hudson
Cadmnic Cuzio
Robert Donati
Sherman Street
Long Island
Rosy Storiees
Angelo Caffone
Joseph Caffone
Dominick Cuzio
Lehman
Troy
Cuzio
Romano
Lounger II
Hammond Estate
Carlo
Timberlain
Donati
Won't Balka Court In Morrisania Home Dispute
In a Morrisania police court Magistrate Butts hears Miss Belle Rubin refuse to leave her brother Dr. M Rubin s home despite his insistence she go. She testifies she locked her door and stayed in bed for two weeks without eating, and would have stayed longer if not for their actions.
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New York
Butts
Morrisania
Belle Rubin
Dr. M. Rubin
Voice scares away by boy in Danville case puzzled doctors
Physicians are puzzled by Miss Ina Banbury of Danville who lost her voice after fright at a friend’s home. A small boy burst an inflated bag behind her, and though she recovered from the scare she can now only whisper.
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Coshocton
Ina Hanbury
Danville
Miss Banbury
Baby Swallows Bell Clapper In Patched Stomach
In Chico California a ten month old infant swallowed a bell clapper and an attached wire hook after playing with a table bell. The metal piece stayed in the stomach for 93 hours while the child remained active. Doctors treated with bread and potatoes and a small dose of opium to ease bowels. expect passage slow to avoid internal injury.
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Chico
Cal
A. W. Douglas
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Brides Lessons in Cooking at Vienna Brautkurse
Vienna offers twelve cent lessons for brides at the Brautkurse program in the Urania a people’s university funded by the education minister. Courses cover kitchen work health teeth dress cosmetics child rearing family budgeting and the woman’s role at home.
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Vienna
Vienna Urania
Man Deemed Dead Eight Years Returns to Pueblo
Believed dead for eight years, BE. H. Stalanker, who vanished from Caney Kansas, reappeared in Pueblo after a search traced him to El Paso Texas where he used the alias E. S. Hart. His disappearance triggered insurance efforts by his wife and lodge groups, which denied payment until a Woodmen agent located him. He gave no reason for leaving home.
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Pueblo
Col
BE. H. Stalanker
Caney, Ranh
el Paso
Tex
E. S. Hart
Knights and Ladies of Security
EB. A. Metz
Woodmen
Stalauker
Paralyzed man suffers stroke while driving car
In Macingie Pennsylvania Frank D. Lukens sat at the wheel as his car rolled away after a long silence. A friend, alarmed by his failure to respond, stopped the vehicle and found Lukens had suffered a slight stroke. He was driven home safely.
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Macingie
Frank D. Lukens
Mr. Lukens
Lukens
Gold hoard drove woman to death in Kansas farming tragedy
In Council Grove Kansas Mrs Joseph Rutledge killed herself amid fear she could not locate 3000 dollars of gold believed buried in an iron pot on the farm. Her husband who hid his savings died last February before he could reveal the cache.
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Council Grove
Kan
Joseph Rutledge
Authors' Blunders in La revue de Paris
The piece collects humorous missteps by famous French figures. Thiers is quoted amid rain and dusted troops, Troplong praises stable property perched on justice, and Sarcey and Toussenel lampooned for odd phrasing and ethnographic quips about English and Russian men imitating women.
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M. Tibert Cim
Paris
Panj
Thiers
M. Troplong
Francisque Sarcey
Mile Agnide
M. Y Toussenel
White Rainbow Phenomenon in Close Rain and Sap
The Westminster Gazette explains a rare white rainbow formed by very small rain drops and sap, producing interference that stacks prismatic colors into a white arc. A strong light, close rain, and sap near the horizon are required, often not present together.
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Westminster Gazette
As You Please The Bird Of Life In Your Hand
A tale speaks of a wise man who answers a riddle about a captive bird. The man who holds the bird asks if it is alive or dead, planning to decide by opening or squeezing his hand. The sage replies that it is as you please, leaving the outcome up to the holder.
Dropperin tavern scene in Hungary with notch sticks
In Wayside juns Hungary residents celebrate a quaint Dropspon style sign with a pole, a giant wine bottle, and owners and regulars using wooden reovas to tally wine consumption. Each liter adds a notch to the stick and when paid off the sticks burn. It ends with locals joking about inviting others to drink on my knotch stick.
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Hungary
Elungary
Humorous Exchange at Bankruptcy Hearing Over Frugal Living
In a bankruptcy court a lawyer challenged the bankrupt on how he could live in luxury on $200 a year. The witness defended his frugal spending as a studied effort toward social economy, proud of the results now before the court.
Do Animals Feel Pain Like Humans Do
A thought from the Chicago Record Herald questions whether animals experience pain as intensely as people. The piece notes no direct study but suggests animals may not worry about pains not yet felt as humans do.
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Chicago Record Herald
The Man Under the Bed Turns on a Stormy Night
A playful domestic anecdote unfolds as Mrs Timid recalls discovering a man under the bed during a night believed haunted by burglars. Mrs Blaff clarifies the intruder was her late husband revealed in a comic twist.
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Timid
We Ought Either to Be Silent or Speak Better Than Silence
A pithy quotation attributed to Pythaze Bis urging restraint and thoughtful speech over empty words. The line contrasts silence with the quality of what is spoken.
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Pythaze Bis
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