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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
4
The article contrasts day nurseries with a planned “baby garden” where teachers writers and artists may leave young children for scientific care while parents pursue work. It notes unmarried women often possess maternal instinct and argues society should fit people into suitable roles, echoing Chicago Record-Herald on home rearing.
An English manufacturer released a motor car designed to traverse water up to four or five feet deep meeting colonial rules. The vehicle protects all electrical conduits magneto and batteries with special insulation and extra intake and exhaust piping. Only the radiator tip and seats appear above water when crossing five feet.
A young woman learns she has a long-lost brother and will share a $200,000 estate with him. She remains focused on reuniting with him, while others would treat the fortune as a profit and seek only half.
A Philadelphia Ledger remark notes that a neighbor's thermometer can seem reliable if it shows a couple of degrees higher or lower. The author argues that reliability requires the thermometer to adjust two degrees with temperature, illustrating the need for versatility.
A Frenchman has created an aero plane operable by leg power and believes it could allow a man to fly for about thirty minutes with no more effort than pedaling a bicycle. He expects it to appeal to aviators limited by gasoline costs.
A list of planned events across Colorado from June to October 1915. Details include dates and locations for conventions and gatherings such as the German Turnfest in Denver, W C T U districts in Akron and Salida, state and national associations, Knights Templar conclave in Denver, postmasters, park superintendents, Red Men, Pythias, and Baptist assemblies.
Reports from Windsor to Loveland cover July 4 celebrations new opera house openings and daily mail in Platero. Colorado Springs hosts the Editorial Association meeting while Denver prepares for a homeopathy gathering and Woodmen camp life in Colorado Springs with thousands of delegates expected.
Conley Baldwin an escapee and member of the Baldwin gang dies after a gun duel with John B. Russell night captain of Carion City penitentiary guards. Russell was killed by Baldwin’s shot as they exchanged fire at the Baldwin home in La Veta following a siege with Sheriff Harriman and deputies.
Joseph Romero, a rancher five miles west of Starkville, was paralyzed when a bolt of lightning struck his team during a thunderstorm. He was found unconscious while driving toward Starkville and taken to town for medical care.
Ole Solam, a Norwegian miner in the United States less than a month, was instantly killed at the Oregon mine near Sugar Loaf when a rock wall weighing over a ton fell on him. His brother Seibert, the only other miner present, was slightly injured.
Peter McCarty thirty five hanged himself with suspenders in his Pueblo jail cell after hours of suspense while awaiting vagrancy charges. The jailer found the body an hour after life was extinct.
Charley Cashgo tells his tailor he owes him. The tailor interrupts to receive an apology for the long wait on payment. He then hands over the apology and money, and they bid good day.
A frazzled man describes a chaos filled rush day with four book agents two out of town friends two electricians two workers for awnings and many other tasks that kept him from leaving in time to catch the ball game.
A drummer notices a calm old cab horse on a Hickville box with a dozing driver. He jokes about the horse fearing an auto, but the driver says the nag has sense and does not shy at rails or automodels.
The text discusses witchcraft beliefs where stolen hair or nail clippings are used to harm enemies. It notes that in many regions, hair disposal prevents such magic and cites Australian native girls expecting swift death after hair loss. The underdog seeks sympathy and aid.
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