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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
2
In Somers Point New Jersey Mrs. George Schaeffer wife of a Philadelphia merchant was shot in the back of the head by her husband as she held a telephone to her ear he then killed himself. Doctors operated but she survived briefly.
Seventeen year old Anthony Aspinatis of Chicago, visiting Minneapolis, rode two logs over St Anthony Falls, was swept into rapids, and clung to logs until rescued by river police near Spirit Island. He plans to work in Carrett, Montana, starting Monday.
The passage asserts there is no venomous snake with a sting in its tail nor any snake whose breath can poison a fly. It states a snake that is fatally hurt does not live until sunset, arguing against dangerous lore.
A brief exchange features a man noting his wet hat while a woman defends it as old and worn. A sentry bars departure claiming no permission, while a soldier asserts oral captain approval and produces it to prove legitimacy.
Mark Twain notes England as the home of wit and America as the home of humor drawing a contrast between British sharpness and American levity in a concise remark.
Elizabeth Bower of Muddy Creek Forks Pennsylvania, wife of a farm laborer, is drawing medical attention for a striking skin color change. Over five years she shifted from black to white, beginning near the eyes with white patches and now showing only two black cheek blotches.
Helen Bardnet, 15, daughter of Charles Bardnet banker of Douglas County Illinois, died after a spider bite in her yard. She rested on the grass a nap when a large spider sting on the lip awakened her. Blood poisoning followed despite medical care.
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