Cat Mother to Dogs Bull-Pups Claim Seen as Noble Foster Story
In New York, Mignon and Richelieu, two French bulldog pups, were raised by a cat from birth and have now won prizes at a Long Island Kennel Club show. Fostered by Lady Gray, the dogs live with her and act like a cat and dog family, though they still fetch, bark, and guard their nurse. Their dam Nelitles died a week after birth, leading owner Mrs Fahne stock to seek a nurse for the pups. Lady Gray and her own kitten Hill Gray nurse and protect the pups, who remain inseparable with the cat and their canine siblings. The dogs show canine behavior and loyalty, but do not dig bones.
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Mignon and
Richelieu IL
Long Island Kennel Club
Lady Gray
East Eighth Street
Brooklyn
Lilue Mignon
Richelieu II
Richelieu
Mignon
Nelitles
Mis
Samuel Fahnestock
Dog Pound
Hill Gray
Bill
Peculiar $20,000 suit against Dr. Maddux at Crozer
Dr. D P Maddux chief surgeon at Crozer hospital Chester faces a $20,000 damages suit from William Hibbert alleging he operated on Hibbert’s 16 year old daughter for appendicitis without consent after Hibbert warned against surgery. death is claimed. Family testified he promised no operation. Maddux says objections arose only after death and ten physicians testify for the defense.
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D. P. Maddux
Crozer Hospital
Chester
William Hibbert
Tenth Street
Native church unites Africans in South Africa sparks upheaval
In South Africa a native church movement called the Church of Ethiopia united various tribes under a single church. A Wesleyan preacher who founded it four years ago saw rapid growth and division from its founder. African Methodists in the U.S. offered aid. The union strengthens, with young Africans shouting Africa for the Africans and challenging white rule in the colonies.
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South Africa
Pretoria
Church of
Ethiopia
Africa
Soap in the Gingerbread Tale From a West Coast Camp Cook
Frank Brown, a seasoned camp cook, extols a rugged gingerbread recipe he claims includes soap and molasses. He describes dissolving a large soap chunk in water, adding molasses and baking powder, then baking until golden and bubbly. He asserts the dish is fit for a lumberjack and shares decades of tasting it.
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Frank Brown
West
New York Sun
Eli
Rise of Child Labor in the United States
Census figures show 1,760,178 children aged ten to fifteen regularly employed, about 16.2 percent of the juvenile population in 1900, with Alabama at 27.2 percent and Massachusetts at 5 percent. Boys are 26.1 percent and girls 10.2 percent of all workers. southern states high, eastern low.
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Alabama
Massachusetts
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