New Castle News Briefs and Health Roundup
New Castle News reports a New York Health Department order to roundup stray cats amid seasonal increases. Health officials warn cats spread disease via bites, scratches, and contaminated vomit. The piece also notes college dress reform debates and discusses a ten hour day trial in industry as workers explore shorter schedules.
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Crown and Coronet Times on Royal and World Events
The era marks Queen Victoria's Westminster coronation anniversary and a list of global notes. Mentions include Madagascar arrivals, an Ikhedives court, Tilden for president with Thurman for vice, Edward VII laying a London foundation stone, Maria Mitchell's death, a Swedish peace march in Stockholm, and Dr. Siebnecht's high treason sentence.
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Kremer to Lead Democratic Convention's Opening Session
Bruce Kremer will chair the Democratic national convention in San today for the nominating process. A 42 year old Louisville native, he studied at the University of Virginia and the University of Lachambe Law School before practicing in Iowa City. He has long been active in Democratic politics and has served as Montana’s national committee representative for 12 years.
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Political events loom as conventions open today
Lyman J. Gage and other dignitaries join elaborate ceremonies marking statehood celebrations and the start of two day party conventions. Campaigning and candidate views shape plans as gatherings unfold in New York City and across states.
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Delaware State Football News Brief
In Delaware a report notes injuries and game details from a recent match. Key figures include teams and players with scores and period outcomes, reflecting local coverage of the event.
Traveling salesman woes in verse and scraps of life
A collage of poems and clipped prose sketches detail a traveling salesman's rough life on trains and roads. The verses mix hardship with humor, noting long hours, meager meals, cold beds, and the grind of calls, while sprinkling social quips about housing costs, profiteers, and public figures. The tone mirrors a turn of the century column with satirical bits and local observations.
Meteorite letter and old sepulchral tale in one missive
A reader correspondence recalls the record largest meteorite fall of 430 pounds and recounts a Marion County grave monument story. The writer also critiques a current editor’s error and shares notes on an ancient proverb about a geologic find near the old Wrenidon cemetery.
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Vaughan May Be Ellwood Rector For Ellwood City
Rev J K Vaughan of Wisconsin currently serves St Bartholomew Parish Burlington New Jersey will visit next Sunday to discuss joining St Andrews Episcopal Chapel Long Avenue Ellwood City for possible charge of that church and work in Ellwood City Vaughan, a World War I veteran, served as a first lieutenant and saw action in major battles.
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Household Goods Reach Trinity Rector After Two Months
Rev. W. T. Reynolds rector of Trinity Episcopal Church had goods in transit from Baltimore for almost two months. He traveled to Baltimore last week to locate the missing car, which was found in Bathmore yards and arrived in the city Friday evening.
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Inventions and Myths From Early Reports of History
A garbled pastiche notes claims about wood hardness under pressure, sauerkraut on ships to ward off scurvy, a judge's son fined for speeding, banana origins, and tobacco's early spread in England. It references Raleigh and 14th century figures, while mentioning persecution and medicinal beliefs amid fragmented facts.
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The Lost City and Other Features at the Dome Theater
The Lost City will be shown at the Dome Theater tonight and tomorrow as the week’s feature. Also scheduled are The Great White Trail and The Grow White Trail, with Derix Kenyon billed as a leading attraction.
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