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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1909
Page
8
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Father OBrien jokes on tough marriages to induce a husband to die for his wife while the Post-Dispatch rails against the idea. In Emmitsburg, Maryland, Mrs Overholtzer finds a tin box beneath a stair step containing 3000 in gold and silver after her father urged her to look there. The box lay hidden since the Civil War and the family learned of the fortune after his death.
F von Strantz has secured a German patent for a method to kill plant pests using a mix of lime water and ammoniacal liquor from gas works. The patentee asserts lime or ammonia alone are ineffective, while combined in insects fighting concentrations, too weak to harm green plants, will surely eradicate insect parasites.
A fox fled from Paris Zoological Gardens and hid in a Metropolitan Electric railway station. Seven of ten pursuing dogs were electrocuted on the live rail, two passengers were knocked down and injured, but the fox was captured.
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