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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
35
An emaciated, disoriented Dr D W Delete was located near Trenton Mo after four days of wandering in bitter cold. He could not recall recent events and failed to recognize relatives before being brought to his home for care.
A perilous scene unfolded at an old convent as seven elderly nuns were placed on leave. Police intervened to avert a wider catastrophe described as a near tragedy sparked by a violent incident.
A ministerial decree dissolved the order and forbade male admission. Police entered after futile appeals as cloistered sisters barricaded their dormitory and refused access, leading to a forced entrance and the rescue of the nuns.
Advice on proper fur care for winter garments stressing prompt drying after rain and correct storage. Warns against dampness in climate and outlines steps to restore luster and prevent loss of value. Mentions drafts, cool rooms, and occasional shaking, with notes on skirt styles remaining narrow and practical.
A garbled excerpt presents a sequence of humorous or surreal lines featuring misheard phrases and slang. It includes quips about language, a feigned argument with a cat, a thwarted effort to sleep, and a claim of never being held up at night. The disjointed text reads like stray dialogue from a mid century page.
At a New York grocer’s on Fifty third Street a youth named Mealy fought off two armed robbers with an ax after they struck owner William Davis and threatened the clerk. The boy chased the thieves onto Third Avenue, then onto an elevated station where they escaped. Interlopers aimed revolvers, but Mealy’s quick action and blows deterred them until they fled.
Fragmentary London Opinion line reads as a mock dialogue about a thief named Bily who has taken Amy Mathies and refuses to return them, with a child insisting the thief will not.
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