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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
2
A matinee in Brooklyn ends in chaos as a rat scurries through seating causing women to leap onto chairs and shields. Spectators scream and stage lines falter while the rodent meets its end. the incident sparks questions about why women fear rats yet wear them in hair.
Philadelphia women of the Anticruelty Society demand a law that would place scientists who buy dogs under police supervision like pawnbrokers. They argue current practice tolerates dubious origins of animals, noting a physician said he asks no questions about provenance. The admission may push owners to seek tighter controls.
Mushrooms are cheaper in New York than ever before due to rapid suburban mushroom farming growth. The trend shows suburban farmers shift focus from squabs to mushrooms.
A New York shoplifter told officers that house painting fumes went to her head and made her actions irregular. Pessimists doubt the era’s imaginative power while an iconoclastic professor claims the Sphinx preserves the face of an ancient king, not a neutral model for wary senators.
A new substitute for radium is found but costs nearly as much as the real thing, so most radium users are likely to reject it when offered as an alternative.
In the past week Chief of Police Seymour has been suspended from duty by the City Board of Police. The move comes amid internal disciplinary action and public scrutiny of the department.
Senator Frye retires from Congress after 41 years of service and heads home to Maine as weather shifts with snow in Montana and extreme cold in Nevada and Oregon while a hot wave centers over the middle West and South.
Provisional census figures place England and Wales population at 36 075 269 this year, up from 32 527 842 in 1901. Porfirio Diaz leaves his home by borrowed auto for Vera Cruz after long dictatorship. Diaz resigns the presidency, Ramon Carrol also resigns, and Francisco Leon De La Barra becomes temporary president in Mexico City.
Tony Caponi signed to fight fifteen rounds on June 16 with Eddie McGorty of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in Milwaukee. John Meville, manager of Al Kaufman, agreed to match Kaufman versus Jim Flynn for ten rounds at a local fight club. Jack Sullivan and Porky Flynn boxed ten rounds to a draw at the Star Athletic Club in Milwaukee with Sullivan displaying greater cleverness and late strength.
Mrs Herman Lieth of Pound Wisconsin reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fourteen years of female ailments. She says doctors failed to cure dyspepsia and female disorders until trying the remedy, which she credits with restoring her health.
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