Police Save Man from Leap at Roper Hospital
A 25 year old mental patient identified as Hester Moss dangled on a hospital ledge above a crowd of about 300 spectators at Roper Hospital Charleston DC. Firemen using safety belts and nets restrained him as he hurled glass and broke windows while attempting to lunge at onlookers. He released his grip and dropped to safety once police arrived with nets.
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Citroid Bioflavonoids Claim Cold Defense Rise
New research claims Citrus Bioflavonoids and Vitamin C form a Protective Factor that strengthens capillary walls to block cold virus spread. Tests note relief within 24 hours for many patients and the product Citroid is sold in drugstores with claimed safety and no side effects.
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Bombing Guilt Told by Pickets in Twin Cities
Two Minneapolis men Kenneth Lattin and Edward Redden confessed in St Paul court to bombings on Feb 11 aimed at forcing union leaders Antonio Felicetta and Joseph Wagner into line. They said hired by Gerald Connelly and Bryant Flick, both under indictment, with picks and dynamite bought in Osseo. The blasts damaged Felicetta's car and Wagner's home as part of a drive by the Twin City Beverage Drivers Union.
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