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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
6
James G. Andrew of the International Compressed Air and Foundation Workers union warns that caisson workers or sandhogs face extreme dangers. He cites a Durham mine legend about vacancies arising only after an accident, illustrating instability in foundation work.
The article notes spring clipping as a modern practice for horses and cows to shed winter coats and stay healthy. It praises clipping efficiency with new gear and claims faster drying reduces illness, aiding feeding and work readiness. It also mentions milk cleanliness from clipped dairy cattle and includes unrelated ads and generic filler.
Moreton meets Mildred Ansley and Plumley at a country place where she tries a staged proposal scene. He falls for Lena, the real Beth taunts and guides the drama. A week with the Plumleys deepens his awakening as he ponders the intersecting plots and love interests while reading the rough script.
A San Francisco newspaper head sharpens justice when a teen thief stealing ink tanks is jailed. An old Irish mother arrives in tears and, after a staged confrontation, prompts the editor to order the release of the boy, exposing a clash between mercy and harsh punishment.
The account notes hippos attacking Sir John Kirk and Livingstone, describing bachelors among the Choice herd as especially dangerous. It warns canoes are at risk when herd members awaken and rush in terror, while solitary bulls and rogue elephants share similar confrontations.
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