Antidote Escapes Death After Suicide Attempt In ER
An East End doctor at Allegheny General Hospital treats Gottlieb, who attempted suicide by ingesting two poison bottles laudanum and his wife’s atropine eye medicine. The atropine acts as the antidote. Gottlieb’s stomach was washed, and he is expected to recover. The scene includes his hysterical wife and nosy police, with nurses and the physician offering quick, calm explanations.
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Enigmatic Courtship in a Moonlit Parley
Pollie and Richard engage in a tangle over Luther Howard's marriage plans. Mr. Howard tells a tale of a devoted man who seeks a wife from a fatherly bond with a girl, hoping for genuine love rather than gratitude. Pollie finally answers that he should ask for her hand.
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Dogs Expose $1.25 Million Value At London Beach Show
London hosts a beach show featuring dogs valued at 1.25 million dollars. Officials report 3,508 entries across competing breeds and display categories.
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