Boy's Nose Replaced After Glass Injury
Windsor Eng Oct 15 William Robertson stable boy lost his nose for about 45 minutes after a glass cut. He was taken to a hospital where arteries were tied. The surgeon's son found the nose in a box stall, and the doctor reattached it, leaving the nose unmarred.
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No Luck Until Doughboys Came Then Brighton Trip
London report says John Francis aged 68 finally found luck after Doughboys arrived. He had bootblack work in the Strand for 30 years, then benefited from Eagle Hut, and later learned he inherited 5000 dollars from a friend of his mother, set to fund a Brighton trip.
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Thirteen Virtues for the Ideal Husband Proposed by Japanese Readers
A Tokyo magazine asks readers to define the ideal husband. Thirteen virtues include restraint from greed and excessive primping, a manly appearance, clear expression, prompt decisions, and not dwelling in the kitchen or criticizing wives. Replies from men also note an ideal wife should not be too jealous.
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful to Local Woman
Mrs. J C Cook of 806 E Russell St credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her backache kidney pains and headaches after a year's suffering. She says a few doses relaxed pains and a single box fully cured her. Price 60 cents at Allen Drug Co. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY badge as maker.
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E. Russell Sr
Conan
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Allen Drug Co
Doan
Dr Gurney Opens Sermon Series at First Presbyterian
Dr H B Gurney of Monroe opened a two week series at First Presbyterian church with a sermon stressing Christ as the sole message. He urged preaching a gospel centered in Jesus and not in man. A solo by Mrs John Peacock accompanied the service. Evening services start 7 39 with song service. afternoon sessions at 3 30.
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Dr. Gurney
Christ Jesus the Lord
John Peacock
High Point Council Seeks Fix For Main Street Crossing
The High Point North Carolina city council in regular session October 14 1919 passed a resolution to ask railroad director general Walker D. Hines to repair the Main Street crossing within 60 days using concrete or other permanent safe material. The letter notes the crossing is unsafe unsightly and mud and dirt damage streets and urges official notice signed by the mayor and council. Also noted is Ira Cole a 90 year old government printing office employee in Washington since 1876 as possibly the oldest active pressman in the United States.
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United States
Shortage of Houses Triggers NSW Government Housing Plan
Sydney October 15 The NSW government plans a state housing program under a housing minister as the housing shortage grows. Forbes would demolish the local jail to build a dozen houses, and applicants auction balcony keys before leaving rentals. The government aims to build 5,000 houses in Sydney on easy terms for buyers.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Forbes
Singer complains double taxation forces exile from Britain
Adam N. Singer of Berkshire told the royal income tax commission that U S property income is reduced by double taxation in America and Great Britain. He and his brother Washington M G Sin say their incomes fall to 29 32 percent after American levies and British taxes take roughly half of what remains. He notes America taxes 34 39 percent and that moving to the United States would double the actual take. one brother has already left.
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London
Adam N. Singer
Berkshire
Royal Commission On Income Tax
United States
America
Great Britain
Washington M. G. Sin
Pleadings For Big Dick And Phoebe Stir KC Police
Kansas City patrolmen heard cries for two craps games in a house at 901 East Highteenth street forcing action. Forty one Black residents including many women appeared in South Municipal Court. keeper James Evans was fined 100 dollars while others were released by Judge Fleming.
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Phoebe
East Highteenth Street
South Municipal Court
Little Joe
Fleming
James Evans
Ingenious Irish Moonshiner Evades Detection
London readers retell a tale of an Irish distiller who long evaded authorities by tying his stills to a neighboring barracks chimney. Revenue officers failed to spot the hidden setup until a betrayal exposed the scheme.
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Royal Irish Constabulary
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