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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
9
Louis Ernest Smith, five, deaf and nearly blind, was taken from City hospital three years ago. The Missouri Branch International Sunshine Society cares for him. Authorities compare him to Helen Keller as he improves with proper care. He now recognizes colors, notices visitor changes, and shows strong likes and dislikes, aided by prior eye restoration.
Thibodaux Louisiana Lafourche parish claims Mrs Paul Breaux aged 110 as the souths oldest mother. She has children grandchildren and great great grandchildren numbered in the thousands in state wide descendants. Her youngest child is in his seventies and one child is over ninety. Her eyesight allows needle threading and she still tends poultry. She was married at age ten thirteen.
Dr. George A. Lipp of the USDA bureau predicts the southwest will see its strongest year for cattle and sheep in half a century. He notes improved care of stock after a hard winter, lamb prospects are bright, and prices for ewes and wool are favorable. Indigenous losses in New Mexico and Arizona are cited, while wind mills on reservations aim to boost livestock.
Boston terrier Buster, belonging to I Nahser, had marbles removed from his stomach after the dog’s jingling stomach sounds alerted owner Earl Nahser and veterinarian T A Kragness. The pet has since returned home, spry and lighter in spirits.
In London seagulls sighted a German submarine periscope rising, causing a startled cloud of birds that alerted and saved a British cruiser and 800 sailors of the North Sea fleet.
A masked man robbed the Handwerk home in Thureday morning, binding Mrs Handwerk. a child named Martin Frey narrowly escaped fatal burns from clothing ignition in Dallastown. A River Brethren love feast drew 200 worshippers in Hellam Township. York Mayor J F Lafean fined for driving without rights. a police officer made the arrest. Notices urge moderation in eating and promote Chamberlain tablets.
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