Bull terrier CAUGHT TWO BURGLARS gets medal in Columbus
Bloomer the brindle bull terrier was awarded a medal in Columbus Ohio for capturing two burglars. The dog is pictured with a close canine companion as part of the ceremony and tribute.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
7
Bloomer the brindle bull terrier was awarded a medal in Columbus Ohio for capturing two burglars. The dog is pictured with a close canine companion as part of the ceremony and tribute.
Miss Edith Harrington of Newton Massachusetts has won her fourth prize as prettiest motorist in the New England states. Last summer Harrington also won two bathing beauty contests.
In a light anecdotal item Dusty Rhoades notes that Pullman train names have vanished from railcars and are now being repurposed for soft drink brands. Dan comments on the shift from travel glamour to commercial branding.
Colonel Arthur Woods argues city administrations can speed up public works to cushion economic downturns. He advocates sustained federal aid, employment bureaus, spruce-up campaigns, and community support to keep capable workers employed and purchasing power steady during downturns.
Ten year old Wade Williams of Montgomery, New York, sought his pet skunk Blackie after finding him asleep near a cemetery headstone. He built a yard pen and walked Blackie on a string, prompting neighbors to demand a conference. The next morning Blackie was gone and a fur dealer offered no clues.
A dramatic re-enactment at Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Springfield Massachusetts featured Rev T I Jones presenting a ram as an Isaacic sacrifice before a full congregation. The 75 pound ram was slain on a religious altar in a scene described as unprecedented in Massachusetts church history.
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