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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1908

Page

2

Tricking a Lawyer in the Middleton Estate Scam

In Cleveland, attorney Thomas Adams recounts a bold swindle tied to the Middleton will. Two men named John Aspinall and a woman name a Mrs Aspinall try to claim 200000 dollars, with one posing as the heir and another as a genuine claimant. A clever ruse yields a $2500 deception, debts, forged marriage papers, and a tangled chase across witnesses and letters ending with the impostor revealed and the rightful claim resolved.

Cleveland Ohio Thomas Adams Robert J. Middleton John Geo.Aspinall John Aspinall Adams Middleton State Mr. Adams Mgr. Aspinall Jack Aspinall Lake Erie John Agepinalls John Aspinalls Mrs. Aspinall Arizona John Dience Aspinall Jack Rockport Jack A&spinall Fred Sprawling Bella Sprawling P. S New York Weekly

Droitwich Springs Show Water Twelve Times Saltier

Natural waters from Droitwich springs are reported to be twelve times as strong as seawater, highlighting the unusually high salinity of the mineral springs.

Droitwich

Nature Faker and Birds Courage, Lip Pinckott's View

Bonnycastle Dale recounts observations of wildlife behavior detailing cruelty and care among wild fowl and shorebirds. He notes male birds hogging resources, females bearing nest duties, and predators taking eggs, with examples from ducks muskrats and sandpipers. The piece, attributed to Lip Pinckott, contrasts selfish male greeds with occasional maternal care.

Bonnycastle Dale Lippincott’s

Disgraces and the Know How of Living Long

The piece contrasts Carnegie’s assertion that wealth is a disgrace with Dr. Wiley’s claim that knowing how to live long is key. It discusses hygiene, diet, and laws, plus the complexities of obtaining food, water, and medical protections, warning that following either view involves broader social costs and power structures.

R. Carnegie Wiley Washington New York Carnegie Dr. Wiley Pier 100 Lippincott’s

Chapped lips and simple home remedies

The text explains that chapped lips come from dryness of the membrane and constant moisture. It notes that court plaster can prevent further cracking and infection, while alum applied to sore mouth corners offers relief, though it stings initially.

Death feigning observed across animals and birds

Professor J Holmes notes in Popular Science Monthly that death feigning occurs in various animals. He describes vertebrates like fish and amphibians with limited patterns, reptiles with responsive feigning, and birds such as Penikese terns that show a dramatic shift from calm to frantic escape after initial immobility.

J. Holmes University of Wisconsin Popular Science Monthly Holmes Darwin Penikese

Wise Words: Musings of the Greenwood Lake Philosopher

The New York Times column collects aphorisms on work luck love and folly. Each quip offers wry social satire from a Greenwood Lake philosopher figure.

Greenwood Lake New York Times

Novel inspires wave of cake orders in Charleston

A Washington Post item notes Owen Wister's Lady Baltimore spurring demand for the local cake. The cake, cheaper than the wedding cake in the novel, has risen in price by about fifty percent due to many distant orders.

Owen Wister Lady Baltimore Charleston Washington Post

Mexico Supports Cattle Industry With 80000 Dollar Aid

The Department of Fomento submitted a bill to the Chamber of Deputies seeking an annual appropriation of 80000 dollars to improve the republics cattle industry. Rewards will be granted to top cattle and horse breeders and the department will assist in cattle shows.

Chamber of Deputies Department of Fomento Republic Mexican Herald

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J. M. Lewis Houston Texas Ellis O. Jones Willis L. Moore U.S. Weather Bureau Helen Watts McVey Novel Mexico
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