Marriage of Ann and Donald Mutrie Ends in Escape to Peace
Ann Mutrie married Donald after meeting him on a Sunday, hoping to reform him. His drinking and infidelity shattered their home, driving Ann to leave with their two children. She found steadiness in two boarding-house rooms while returning to work, maintaining her dignity and protecting her children’s innocence. Donald later sought reconciliation, but Ann remains focused on securing a peaceful, stable environment for Bobbie and Adele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Meredith
Donald Mutrie
Ann
Donald
Old Store
Bobbie
Adele
Keep
Survived Despite Lack of Hygienic Knowledge
A reflected view on ancient humanity surviving amid ignorance and disease. The piece cites Doctor Clendenning on prehistoric faults and Egyptian mummies showing rheumatism and dental woes, noting early man lived briefly yet persisted, carried on the race, and faced “living dangerously.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenning
Nietszche
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Spanish cedar noted for cigar box use and rapid growth
The Spanish cedar is described as one of the West Indies' most valued lumber trees. Its key commercial use is in making cigar boxes. Planted along coffee trails for protection, it grows quickly but does not reach large sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Seagulls Use Road Shellfish Dropping to Catch Rats
The Vineyard Gazette reveals gulls on the Wolgar town road near Anthiers Bridge plan and execute precise shellfish drops to stun rats in roadside grass. Capt. Chester Robinson explains how wind, height, and dropped quahongs lure and kill rodents, a method noticed for years by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Gazette
Ganetté
Wolgartown
Oak Bluffs
Anthiers Bridge
Chester Robinson
Sylyve
Gazette
Sean Gull
Antiquity of Hawaiian Islands and Copper Indications
Article discusses long standing Hawaiian tradition of extreme age, citing Dr. Arthur Starr Eukle of the University of California who estimates Lawail at least one million years old. It notes rock and soil composition indicating great age, copper traces, and iron rich soils with manganese hindering commercial mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youll
Arthur Starr Eukle
University of California
Lawail
Poultry Dealer Rewards Police With Eggs For Battery Theft Recovery
Raph Dunbar a Prescott Arizona poultry dealer distributed 11 dozen eggs to policemen as a reward after they recovered a $12 storage battery stolen from his truck. The act highlighted a quirky gesture by a local business owner praising law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raph Dunbar
Prescott (Aziz
Child finds feather and ponders its lost bird
A girl shopping with her mother bends to pick up a feather and declares with a smile that the feather has lost its bird. The moment captures a child’s playful imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mummy
Pearson
No clear article headline available here
A fragment discusses aging and criticism of a person’s work. It notes that enjoying ordinary things is a key to happiness and references a critic’s ongoing commentary on the speaker’s work.
Judge a baby feud by the babies it builds
An advertising piece extols Eagle Brand milk as a healthful foundation for babies. It touts strong bones, normal growth, and long tradition since Gail Borden and cites a famous baby clinic as recent support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Brand
Gail Borden
Edson R. Tamblyn, Jr
Union St
Ridgeswood
N.J
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Fannie Hurst
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN
Army
Vineyiard Gazette
Hawaiian Islands
Fellows
Lboston
Islands
Venice
Madani
Procter & Gamble
Makers OF
Pathfinder
Bobbie Holcombe
Howell Mill Rd
Atlanta, Ga
Borden Company
W. Gerekoth
Prospect St
New Rochelle
N. Y
Borden Company “Dept
Borden Building
Madison Avenue
New York
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