Blushing Bluecoat Aids Girl in Scant Attire
New York patrolman Jerry Reardon helps a young woman dressed scantily after she wandered streets seeking path heavenward. She claims to be Bertha Schmidt, resident with Mrs. J Carmichael, and is taken to Bellevue as physicians diagnose religious mania. The tale notes past loss in the San Francisco earthquake and prior care by a nurse.
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Bertha Schmidt
J. Carmichael
West Ninety-Third Street
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Logger Aims for Coast After Fatal Injury in Alaska Woods
Daniel Stetson, a logger at Tatoma Washington, crawled two miles through brush after being crushed in a tree fall. He reached Toby Inlet, then boat to a logging camp and eventually Lund before dying at Vananda hospital. Earlier, a Chattanooga man ordered his own coffin and vault, while Holland's drainage system operates 10,100 windmills draining about 310 acres each.
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New York Sketch: Students Paint Peeping Tom on Life Model
A chauffeur known as Peeping Tom is captured after nightly rooftop prowling at the New York School of Art. Students paint the nude model on the life class ceiling, adding portraits of public figures and a naval bird’s-eye view as critic Robert Henri weighs in.
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Mr. Comstock
Cow Bouts Sheriff in Lakefield Cattle Incident
Deputy Sheriff McMillan attempted to seize several cattle in a Saginaw county lawsuit when a large red cow resisted. She charged the officer, tossing him from her head into a roadside ditch. He remained uninjured and vowed to remove the two cattle they had yet to seize.
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Lakefield
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Bull Terrier Loses Eye in Shot From Anté
Glen Ridge New Jersey John Newell, golf player and society man, reports his bull terrier lost an eye after a whizzing ante hit the dog. The terrier, seemingly unshaken, knocked down another bull dog previously an old enemy, showing it still felt well.
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N. J
John ©. Newell
Des Moines Man Burns $20 Bill To Stop Advancing Train
Stewart Dunbar of Des Moines lit a twenty dollar bill and waved it over his head as a cattle guard trapped his foot and a train neared Lake City Iowa. He escaped death with green ten dollar bills unchanged.
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Stewart Dunbar
Des Moines
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