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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
3
A Baltimore death notice reports the passing of Cole Feld 2B Graytard a member of the Panama Commission. He was a noted engineer who directed work on Culaber cut.
A report notes Ean Dupuy or Die C Jean Diapuy as named premier by the French head of state. The text also mentions a fatal prank accident and a boy’s death following a fall on steps, with arrests related to the incident.
The marriage of Miss Anna Wetzel to Frank Travis was solemnized yesterday at home of Rev. Cheese Key Hecomes. The Wetzel and Travis families are noted in the community with ties to Cincinnati and the Blyo Railroad.
Columbus Indiana solicitors threaten damage suits totaling 40000 against the city of Columbus and the police who arrested the magazine solicitors a week ago. Seven men and one woman are held awaiting trial despite telegrams and letters from the manga zines and the circulation company saying their offers were bona fide.
The tale recounts Karluk and the Stefansson party trapped beyond Telegraphic Communication. Rescues, safety fears, and slow telegraph reports describe a perilous voyage toward Port Clarence and Point Barrow with a crew battling ice and weather in the far north.
In Huntington Indiana Dee L Gd McKnight yawed and sneezed three times causing new fractures after an Erie railroad accident left him with three broken ribs. A separate obituary notes Mrs Atlantic O Green of North Verona North Vernon aged 87 died of stomach cancer. Remains sent to Sheridan for funeral at city cemetery. Also referenced is a pancake ad and last April frost impacting the walnut crop.
Doctors at St Joseph’s Hospital report a large needle lodged diagonally in the abdomen of Miss Paainte Tn in Din. Despite surgery attempts the needle remains, and the patient’s strength wanes as pain escalates. A remedy with opiates is used to dull suffering.
New York daily records indicate a 2,191 730 quart drop in milk production across the city, with ongoing adjustments noted in dairy supply estimates and distribution figures.
The king of Aurania sought Amalia for Aurania’s prince Carl in a delicate diplomatic exchange. Carl travels to Anania in disguise, meets royal figures, kisses a palace pages, and faces a tense council over an engagement with Princess Amalia and Louis. The outcome sees Danilo withdrawing his marriage bid as Louise guides decisions amid political pressure. Cancer claims 25,090 American lives annually.
Secretary Houston and Assistant Secretary Galloway promote a booklet "Economical Use of Meat in the Home" with over fifty cost saving recipes. The guide analyzes fuel value, meat cuts, texture, flavor, and ways to reduce meat expenses, based on extensive food research and nutrition studies. New York City reports 82,015 regular municipal employees.
The article discusses Colonel Goethals of the Panama Canal as a potential NY mayor or police commissioner. It notes few think he would accept such a post, citing the high prestige and scrutiny of both offices. It also mentions Goethals' canal project delays into 1915 and engineering studies on slides delaying opening.
Miss Booker at Independence near Brenham faced tardy arrivals during the rainy season. A trained parrot from South America learned to call roll, first listening for two weeks, then assisting the teacher by identifying each pupil as present or absent, rewarding efforts with soda crackers.
H. D. Ely of Bantam Ohio suffered a four year foot ulcer. A doctor advised amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reported his foot was soon completely cured. The salve is promoted as a best remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema at Harper's drug store.
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