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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
8
The article enumerates numerous residents and visitors traveling to or from Elnora, Vincennes, Washington, Linton, Burns City, Indianapolis, and other towns. It notes social visits, business trips, millinery openings, church events, and a few sales offers at Rexall and Bly's stores.
Alalia Boniface endured three days and two nights without food or water beside her dead husband in the desert. Miners nearby found her standing over the body with her two small children asleep nearby. A long ride to the nearest telephone brought Coroner C. D. Van Wie.
Arthur E. Dunning, at the American Embassy in Bertin, spent years on a grand bird house named the Hotel Canary. The 75 by 15 inch structure features twenty two rooms, a window garden with a fountain, two conservatories, electric light, running water, automatic feeding dishes, elevators, sliding doors, a tower with chandelier, a water reservoir, seed distribution boxes, balconies, and seed compartments, all signaling remarkable craft.
During a dramatized Bleak House tour Miss Jennie Lee faced an onstage mishap as the limelight man urged her to die quick. The darkened scene and the pale Jo prompted sobs from the audience while a whispered cue caused a lasting memory for the actress and the crowd.
A dog who carries his mistress’s dag and one who carries his master’s newspaper or cane are familiar sights on Fifth Avenue. A dog walking beside his mistress with paw in her hand attracts attention as they cross crowded streets.
The ruins of Easby Abbey along the River Swale in York shire England are tied to a curious legend. A main wall is cracked and toppled yet stands, while a tale says a honeyed heart of the legend waits beneath, as the structure remains only partly collapsed.
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