Eagle Lake Ad Victim Seeks Justice In Basle News
The Eagle Lake Advertiser details local ads and notices from Sage bake in Galerava County Texas, with rates for weekly inserts and postal delivery reminders. It recalls a tale of a window washer earning ten thousand a year in New York, highlighting contrast between income and risk.
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Basle
Eagle Lake
Sage Bake
Galerava County
Texas
Eagle Lane
Abe
Che
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Razorback hogs of Arkansas near extinction headline a long ago pit
Arkansas reporters note the dwindling razorback hog population amid myths and memory of bountiful hogs. It recounts explorers and farmers who once valued the breed for speed and tenacity, and mentions ledgers of trade and early game practices in the state. The piece references grazing lands, hunting dogs, and local figures in the Razorback lore.
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Arkansas
Greece
Colorado
Givens
Razorback
Khetr Wen Non
Kuntemupt
Commonwealth
Regilar Old Arlonsie
M. Simoninim
Charles Taylor
Giourdon
Ark
Chine Beamuns
Valen
Nagerback
University of Arkansas
Texas
Arkon
Window Washing Dangers Rise Above Broadway
The article discusses window washing as a perilous occupation, noting high fatality rates among window cleaners near Broadway. It highlights the prevalence of risk yet shows there are many applicants for the job and mentions safety considerations and industry concerns despite the dangers.
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Broadway Rive
Mary Deve
Fire safety lessons from a deadly dwelling blaze
A Reader’s Digest condensed tale from the Saturday Evening Post relays a fire that consumes a cellar and traps residents. It notes 28 deaths daily nationwide and urges open windows, cautious door handling, and rapid escape plans. It recalls 1950s fashion and domestic life contrasts.
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Reader
Saturday Evening Post
Thomas F. Daugherty
New York Fire Department
Paul W. Kearney
John Doe
Mr. Doe
Tappenea
Coor
Doe
Mike
United States
Bob
Unsettled Claims On Birth Of Alleged Devil Child
A La Grange Journal style note recounts rumors of a negro child near Wei mar born with horns and teeth, with locals debating the accounts. The piece cites sensational chatter, mentions a doctor’s quip and a plea for restraint, while offering no credence to the tale and urging readers to guard beliefs amid daily reports.
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Weimar
Tam
la Grange Journal
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