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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

7

The Bed That Was Not Occupied

A Chicago officer investigates the murder of St. Louis policeman Lemuel Boyce. Frank White is confronted at a Missouri reform school with his mother present and confesses after the revolver from a pawn shop is linked to the crime. The chief uses the alibi breach to secure the admission of guilt.

Lemuel R. Boyce St. Louis Smith Cardinal Street Missouri Reformatory Boyce Frank White Boonville Chief Smith White Officer Boyce Wnu Bervice

Mother at Seven A case of a child born to a seven year old girl

Reported by Dr Hi da Keane of Victoria Zenana hospital Delhi in the British Medical Journal. An unmarried Mohammedan girl admitted March 18 1982. The father gave age seven. Child’s height 3 feet 11 inches weight 48 pounds. She had milk teeth. A living female child weighed 4 pounds 8 ounces at birth. Mother recovered after initial fright and could nurse for nine months.

Hida Keane Victoria Zenana Hospital Delhi Keane

Hospital of Jesus Founded by Cortes in Mexico City

The Hospital of Jesus in Mexico City is cited as the first hospital in the New World, built by Hernando Cortes on the site of his first meeting with Aztec ruler Moctezuma. The Mexican government recognizes it as a legacy remaining for Cortes's descendants.

New World Hernando Cortes Hospital of Jesus Mexico City Mexico Montezuma

Cherry Trees in Italy Attributed to Early Emperor Lucul lua

A fragment notes that the early Loman emperor Lucul lua is credited with introducing cherry trees to Italy. The statement lacks corroborating details or dates.

Italy Lucullua

Hymn Lovers' Society Aims to Raise Sacred Music Standards

The Hymn Lovers' Society of America condemns current hymn selections as atrocious and seeks to lift standards across denominations. It defends old hymns like Rock of Ages and Nearer My God to Thee, noting enduring appeal and urging careful balance with newer songs to preserve devotion and reverence in worship.

Hymn Lovers’ Society of America Jesus God Toplady Wesleys Watts Newton Montgomery Ata Washington Gladden

Ohio State Journal Notes Hymn Preference Shift

The Ohio State Journal argues against wholesale deletion of old and popular hymns to favor modern ones. It contends that aging favorites should not be discarded solely for new material.

Ohio State Journal

Dad Reads As Cat Needs Out The Firelit Room

A Jacksonville Times Union brief describes Dad seated by the fire reading the paper with a pipe as Mother knits and the radio plays. He asks without looking up for someone to get up and let the cat out, capturing a calm domestic moment.

Jacksonville Times Union

Car in Better Polish Than Its Driver

A remark from the Florida Times-Union notes that a vehicle can appear more polished than the person at the wheel, highlighting a contrast between car presentation and driver demeanor.

Florida Times-Union

Old American Folsom Points Found in Virginia

Two chipped stone points discovered by David I. Bushnell Jr. in Virginia challenge views of early American settlement. While resembling arrow heads, they may be flint knives or skinning tools from an ancient culture linked to the Folsom tradition, dating 15 000 to 20 000 years ago.

Virginia David I. Bushnell, Jr Bureau of Ethnology Smithsonian Institution Folsom N. M Colorado Museum of Natural History Denver Barnum Brown American Museum of Natural History New York Mr. Brown Sents

Prophets of gloom revive rumors of bustle return

The Springfield Union notes a renewed chorus predicting a revival of business activity. The piece frames the rumor as sensational and cautious, reflecting public anxiety about economic tides and social confidence as markets shift.

Prophets of Springfield Union

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