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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

9

Horsebitten girl dies after woods walk in Moosie Pa

Mary Pool, aged about 10, of Moosie Pa, was fatally bitten by a horse while wandering in the woods with her sisters. The animal gripped her throat. she showed initial improvement at home but died Friday of painful throat symptoms. An unrelated ad column touts Dr Hobson cures for eczema and other skin eruptions.

Biles Mary Pool Moosie Greet‘sgony Mary Wag Curis Srusporn Irony Arm Ill Dr. King O. H. Brown Muscatine Ala Joshua Smith J. E. South York Smith Bopps Dover Tioe Werstarr Tone Hraunia Burper Mra James Duncan Hayneeville Bucklen Cuta

Local notes reflect community visitors and events

Decatur and Hanover area residents are listed visiting relatives and spending weekends with friends. Visitors include Chronister, Bruce Sipe, Mim Shaffer, and Dr Leh with Mrs Leh and relatives. A strawberry festival for the Lutheran Christian Endeavor will be held here Saturday evening. all are welcome.

W. Bushman Wm. Wehler York Grace Ebrebart Hanover Nevin Harbold Leh Gertrude Kraber Philadelphia Willis Robert Kraber Mr. Musser Harrisburg EF. J. Hoffman James Boeserman Wilber Bosserman Will Germany Muom Mert Lutheran Christian Endeavor

Local Residents Social Calls Across Hanover and Nearby Towns

From New Chester Mrs C E Winand and Miss Georgianna Trimmer spent Tuesday in Hanover. Clayton Fitzgerald of Marlton N J visits brother George Fitzgerald and wife. Several locals including C L Winand and wives Misees Trimmer and Elva Zook join J C Leiveleberger and Raymond Wolf for Sunday at Gardner's Station. John Kime builds a new porch at his residence. Neighbors report Martin Kohl found dead on kitchen floor of a Shamokin boarding house with a coal bucket over his head.

C. E. Winand Misa Georgianna Trimmer Hanover Clayton Fitzgerall Marlton N. J George Fitzgerald C. L. Winand Misees Georgianna Trimmer Elva Zook J. C. Leiveleberger Raymond Wolf Annie Bream Gardner's Station John Kime Marie Mareh Creek Frank Deatrich New Oxford Jacob Trim- Wor Raymond Shank Gettysburg Wm. Shank Lester and Roy Pottorif Luther Pottorif Moother Sampson Kepner Alex, Wolf Mable Young George Brown George Low, Jr Reuben Noel Near This Place D. H. Withers Martin Kohl

A Wildcat Duel Ends With Warden Saved by Shot

In Bangor Maine Game Warden Hodgkins faced a wildcat that leaped from a tree toward him as hunter William Ryer fired from below. Ryer’s shot struck the cat between the eyes, killing it and saving Hodgkins from a fatal attack during a hunt with dogs near Hound Brook Lake.

Alr Bangor Hodgkins William Roger Ryer Ward Warden Hodgkins

Surgeons Perform Eyelid Graft For Burned Eye Patient

In Baltimore at two hospitals doctors carried out a rare optical surgery on Minas Sarah Trego. Three large skin grafts were taken from her arm to craft a new left eyelid. The grafts show early integration and allow partial eyelid movement as sight preservation was the aim. The operation followed extensive removal of damaged tissue around the eye.

Newword Burge and Town Council Sete Orton New Ox- Pr Adame County Pennsylvania Baltimore Minas Sarah Trego le Js Akin Mies Trego

Mexico area nearly equals United States in full reach

National Geographic Society notes Mexico covers 767000 square miles, near a fourth of continental U S. Its coastlines span 1700 miles on the Gulf and Caribbean and 4000 miles on the Pacific and gulf of California. Population density averages about 1200 per square mile with Mexico City at 470000. The piece recounts historical struggles for independence and outlines Mexico its federal system and church state separation.

Washington Mexico National Geographic Society United States Mississippi River Atlantic Coast Great Lakes Gulf of Mexico Jua Tes Pacific Ocean Gulf of California Texas Austria-Hungary Germany France Great Britain Ireland Republic California Montana New Merxico Arizona Federal Districts Tlaxcala Delaware New Hampshire Federal District District of Columbia State of Cortes Spain Republic of Mexico Mexco Congress Jefe Politica City of Vera Cruz Cortea Winfield Scott

Sparrow Starts Fire Destroys Barn in Warrenington

A sparrow blamed for igniting a barn owned by GL Wallen of Wilmington, Houston County. State fire marshal C. E. Kher reports the bird carried an ember from a bonfire into the eaves, igniting the building and causing about 1850 in damages.

Paul

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