Tooggan Slide in Military Park Sparks Childs Joy
The article describes a homemade toboggan incline in Military Park that draws children after school with a variety of sleds. It notes improvised crafts, a famed large sled, crowded initiation atop a 45 degree slope, and a heated shed where a matron tends injuries. It praises the park board for providing a lively place for boys, girls, and families to enjoy winter recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Park
Park Board
Santa Claus
Rent money attachment causes trouble for two pupils
Minnie Colgan and James Burke, 13-year-old neighbors from public school No 49, caused parental strife after Minnie found saved rent money in a sugar bowl. She bought a $4 silver watch for James with his pennies and kept some funds, leading to a discovery by the mother and agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnie Colgan
James Burke
Minnie
James
Cola
Watches Returned After Police Intervene In Dispossession Case
Minnie confessed after being told of the dispossession. Police recovered the watches and the jeweler refunded the money to Mrs. Colgan.
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Minnie
Phillips fined for kicking editor in Ottumwa Herald case
T J Philips once Democratic candidate for governor pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars for kicking Editor Moore of the Ottumwa Herald after an objectionable article. The item closes with an advertising note for Dean's Ointment and a piano sale in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Moore
Ottumwa Herald
Phillips
Woman Emerging From Coma Sees Her Babies
In York Mrs Rudolph Senft regained consciousness after ten days in a comatose state. She spoke of distant places and returning home before dying wish to see her children, who were brought to her. Her doctor holds hope for further recovery. In Lancaster Ralph G Barr, 19, suffered a near fatal horseback accident as the horse backed.
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York
Rudolph Senft
Lancaster
Ralph G. ‘Barr
Boy Fatally Injured by Trolley Car Collision
A boy was struck by a trolley car, hurled forward, and a wood splinter pierced his right eye into his brain. His skull was fractured, authorities reported a fatal accident with severe head injuries.
Hair Cut Mystery Reported In Scranton
Mrs Alonzo Cleveland of New Street woke to find her hair shorn to the roots after someone drugged her during the night. Police were notified and the case is described as highly mysterious. An advertisement for Dr Thomas Electric Oil follows.
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Scranton
Alonzo Cleveland
New St
Religious fanatics suffer setback in Cedarville
In Cedarville New Jersey February seven authorities and ministers efforts fail to halt the sanctification zeal. Mrs William Biddle dies from lung congestion after exposure. Leader Lewis Noble interned at Cumberland County insane asylum. Hopeful shifts by Clarence Wisham and William Levick emerge, with physicians noting Noble’s sleep improves and may regain liberty, while clergy aim to suppress the movement. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends.
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Cedarville
N. J
Lewis Noble
Cumberland County
Bridgeton
William Biddle
Noble
Clarence Wisham
Parker
William O. Levick
T. J. Smith
Dr Brayton Declares Himself A Scrub Bowler
Dr A W Brayton proclaims he is a scrub bowler while sharing bowling scores from Wednesday night at Marion club alleys. He lists game scores of 199 213 224 169 179 190 and a total 1342 across seven games, averaging 191. He jokes about visits to Buffalo with bowlers and his daily exercise routine.
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Brayton
Marion Club
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Offers Quick Throat Relief
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is described as a reliable remedy that stops throat tickling and soothes irritations including sore throat hoarseness and other bronchial issues for fast relief.
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Joan F. Dryrpen
Lestre D. Warp
Forrest F. Drypen
Valentine Riker
Leste
P. Warp
Epear B. Warp
W. Pres
Horace Alling
Jamos E. Warp
C. Blanchard
Joan K. Gore
Actuary
Edward Gray
F. H. Jouxston
W. P. Watson
R.R
U.S. Gov
Collection (Net
Total
Prudential
Newark
Fallcreek
Alphonso
Dean
Balawi
Hood
DR. Brayton
Dr. A. W. Bray
Buffalo
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