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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1913

Page

8

Winkydoodle Point Visit Recalls Crabs Dogs and a Sad Child

The narrator recounts a three day stay at Winkydoodle Point with the Wool family of Hemmingway Indiana. He details encounters with hard shell crabs at colonial beach outings and a distressing scene of an 18 month old suffering from measles and whooping cough while observing a neglected dog in the sun. The trip ends with a steamer voyage back to Washington D C with 2168 fellow excursionists as temperatures drop back to cool levels.

Sarid Winkydoodle Point Wood Colonial Beach Monroe Bay Potomac Tomach Trixy Bell Illinois Wabash John W. Wool Hemmingway Boonville Warwick County Indiana The Republic H. C. Bell

Not Satisfied Kidnappers Remain in Prison Crowd

The Centralia Sentinel reports that Harrison and Sullens were brought to the Chester prison in good spirits, photographed and shaved before solitary confinement. A change followed. they grew dejected with Sullens crying and blaming bad company for his trouble while Harrison, defiant, insists on innocence. Sullens, a one armed cripple, may be sent to tailoring, Harrison to the quarries, as discussions note.

The Centralia Sentinel Southern Illinois Chester Harrison Sullens Sul- Jens

A 350 milliner's creation sparks social chatter

A fragment notes a cap described as a 350 milliner's creation viewed as poor for a girl aiming to appeal to a bachelor. The phrase reflects era etiquette and fashion satire within a social column.

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