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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary testimony speaks of divine authority claimed by Mohammed and the prophet’s followers. Clerics and eminent Mecca figures debated miracles and obedience as supporters urged the mountain would move at his word.
A piece discusses jellyfish as highly intelligent creatures, noting their navigational abilities in tropical seas. It describes their translucent bodies and claims some specimens can choose movement and respond to currents, contrasting popular myths with scientific observations.
Fragments describe a jellyfish with two inch across bells and stinging power in a London Standard note, paired with a surreal exchange where a frightened professor meets a primitive man, and a Cleveland Plain Dealer ghost tale with a haunted cupboard door and midnight vibrations.
A pupil’s note to a teacher at a girls school on the lower east side explains a worry that keeps her sister from attending class. The missive mentions hospital visit for the sister’s sore eyes and urges excuses for the pupil’s own absence. It promotes Chatn ivera salve for skin ailments and burns.
In Scranton Pennsylvania on March 20 the Fassotte factory was destroyed by an explosion blamed on Black Hand dynamiters. The blast damaged nearby blocks including the Arlington hotel and Zeidler Burr buildings. Fazio and his family and about a dozen workers escaped unharmed. Seven Italians were arrested on suspicion. two men previously convicted for a prior bombing are incarcerated. Fazio, wealthy, had faced extortion threats from Black Hood groups.
In Bloontaburg Pennsylvania J Benton Latubauch, 44, a Berwick resident, shot himself after a week long illness. His mother Mrs. G A Buckinghaw, 76, collapsed and died upon hearing of her son's act, uttering my boy my boy. Florence Smith 15, Patchogue New York swallowed 100 pins and will recover with 80 more pins removed from her system. doctors see little risk of peritonitis. Two Pittsburgh heirs of Joseph Ashton, long ago property owner, seek to prove title to ten acres now on the north side business center. Chicago preacher suggests flirting in church is harmless, while condemning other venues. a new help wanted ad ends.
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