Deaf Man Defends Family In House Robbery Tale
A frightened wife narrates a harrowing late night in which a masked burglar menaced them. The husband, armed only with presence and improvised resolve, defends the home while restraining the intruder until help arrives. The incident ends with the criminals in custody and a reminder on the dangers of theft and the value of vigilance.
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Extermination talk on vermin and early paper by okra plant
A late 19th century New York Times letter discusses extermination of rats and a Norse mentioned lineage, then pivots to experimental use of okra plant to make paper. The piece notes rising paper costs, the potential of okra-based pulp, and plans to begin okra paper production this season.
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